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LAN play. how to make less flaky?


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im playing VC mta with someone on LAN. 2 people. it goes fine for a while, but it will say someone timed out. is there a workaround for this? its a 100mbit connection. also cars a bit jerky, is there a way to get rid of lag? thanks

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I think that 'jerky'ness is just the limit of the code. Its still a beta version, and it was designed so even dailup players could play with other users.

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no it's not the same, a router shares the internet connection and divides it over different computers. A hub just connect multiple computers... kind of??? Right? Well maybe im wrong but I do know that they are not the same.

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well, i first had a router (text on the box) it shared the internet and we could use it for network-only then we bought a hub (router was broken again it said hub on the box) and it did the same, so i think it's the same

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If you are at home, are you using a hub (not a switch or router)?

hub is the same as router :roll:

You are mistaken! :P

A hub , opposed to a switch/router, sends ALL the data to ALL connected computers, whereas a switch (or a router with built-in switch) sends data to the computer that it's addressed to!

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don't know the pedantic definition.. but mainly, a hub just blindly sends out any and all broadcast packets from any port to any other port. (I mean port/jack on the hub that you plug ethernet into)

Each port/jack on a switch is "smart" and it learns the MAC address of whatever device is plugged into it. So that the switch doesn't blast unnecessary traffic out to everything else on that switch.

I don't know about what sort of ms delay you might get by having a switch instead of a hub on a small LAN.

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hehe... guess I have to start reading bottom lin of posts.. that's what I get for trying to avoid reading .sigs

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probably not any time soon...

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If you are at home, are you using a hub (not a switch or router)?

hub is the same as router :roll:

No, it isn't.

poseyjmac, if you are using a hub, I suggest you switch to a switch or router. The hub will cause your network to lag like crazy.

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actually if theres only two people on the hub both people will be getting more then enough bandwidth to each other. Still a switch is better.

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I have direct lan conection PC to PC, 100mbtis, when my brother connect, ok, this connect :P , but a few minuts after, :shock::cry: CONECTION TIMED OUT,why?

Please help me!

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