Saturn Netlink router advice
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Saturn Netlink router advice
What do you guys do when switching between playing your DC and Saturn online? I have my wireless router set up for Dreamcast DMZ. Will I need to reconfigure the DMZ if I want to connect with Netlink? If so, I have a spare wireless router - can I switch it out for my DC configured router each time I want to connect with Netlink?
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Re: Saturn Netlink router advice
I do DMZ for dreamcast, port forward for Netlink.
If you're dead set on DMZ, you could try setting the VOIP adapter's IP address to 192.168.x.98 (I'm assuming you're using the dreampi?) and just keep one plugged in at a time. Some routers might not like that though.
If you're dead set on DMZ, you could try setting the VOIP adapter's IP address to 192.168.x.98 (I'm assuming you're using the dreampi?) and just keep one plugged in at a time. Some routers might not like that though.
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Re: Saturn Netlink router advice
Oh, so I can just use port forward for Saturn? I guess I misunderstood the instructions in the guide! Gonna try and get set up over the next few days.
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Re: Saturn Netlink router advice
dave_van_damn wrote:Oh, so I can just use port forward for Saturn? I guess I misunderstood the instructions in the guide! Gonna try and get set up over the next few days.
Yep you can port forward or dmz for saturn