Recent content by Kittie_Killer

Normally, only those that abuse battle.net get banned and you say you've been banned 5 times now ? tsk tsk - no sympathy from me. Btw: you don't need to change network card's to get a new IP addy - if using dialup log off then back on, cable or dsl subscribers with dynamic IP addy's can...

Re: Same Problem The inability to connect to battle.net's uswest realm is a common problem these days. Also, running a tracert to uswest will not show any problems whatsoever. Magic Man mentioned to me that this was because tracert uses ICMP packets. He thought that perhaps a router...

First of all, a router will NOT assign you separate external IP addy's unless you've arranged for (and most likely get charged extra for) that service from your ISP. Secondly, battle.net works quite well with multiple comps using the same external IP addy for their games with a few limits...

There is a point during the installation of LoD when it needs the D2 play disc so it can access an mpq file. Could you be misreading the install instructions ?

Questions, questions, questions: Do you have straight-thru cable or a cross-over cable ? Do you have a 2nd copy of D2/LoD ?

It's possible that someone used a cdkey generator and yours was the one they decided to use. Contact Blizard for a replacement cdkey. [email protected]

which ports are they trying to gain access thru ?

could this be spyware? try this program "Ad-Aware" to see if it is. http://www.lavasoftusa.com/

For: 98SE/ME/NT go to: start - run type in: winipcfg (and press enter) your internal IP address will displayed in a nice lil box :) For: XP/2K go to: start - run type in: command (and press enter) when the msdos window opens up, type in: ipconfig /all the...

all blizz games use the following ports: 4000 tcp/ip 6112-6119 udp in order to setup port forwarding you need to know the internal ip of the comp that you wish to game from. let us know which operating system you're using so we can give you the info for finding this out.

Ok, first things first: who's the manufacturer of the router and what model number is it ? Have you looked into updating the firmware ? 2nd: the speed of cable internet access is determined by how many other users there are in your neighbourhood: lots of users can equal slower internet...

Unless your home network (aka: LAN (local area network)) has a router (hardware based NAT) or multiple ethernet cards in a single comp with the other comp(s) connected either directly or thru a hub using a program such as Sygate (software based NAT) then you don't have NAT. satelite...

Find and delete the bncache.dat file - see if that helps. (this file contains login info and is known to become overly large and/or corrupted. it'll get recreated when you log back into bnet)

Legal copy of the game ? Got the most recent patch for it ? System spec's ? (try this if you don't know exactly what you've got: http://www.the-group.org/forums/showthread.php?s=&threadid=5772 )

you need to provide system spec's in order for someone to answer your question. here's something that will help you with getting that info: http://www.the-group.org/forums/showthread.php?s=&threadid=5772