I can't get modem play to work ? If I run as host, and select modem
connection I immediately get a alert saying "The network connection
could not be opened". It hasn't even asked me for a number to dial
yet! I have a modem configured (in fact it is used by Dialup
Networking to connect to my ISP). What's going on ?
Any help appreciated.
Jeremy
If you run as HOST than you will be HOSTING another player...as in THEY
WILL
CALL YOU. It's not asking you for a phone number to dial when you run as
host
because it has need reason to call anyone.
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Jeff "Quarters" Hanna, CO -=*TH*=- | Albert Einstein nailed space time,
Kesmai Corporation, Creative Services | but the "Wild Thing" had him
stumped
CPID - Qtrs |
Dolby
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A friend and I had the same problem. It was solved by changing the
modem's settings (Control Panel >> Modem >> Properties) to:
19200; buffers both Low; Error, Compression, and Flow Control OFF.
That should do it.
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>> I can't get modem play to work ? If I run as host, and select modem >> connection I immediately get a alert saying "The network connection >> could not be opened". It hasn't even asked me for a number to dial >> yet! I have a modem configured (in fact it is used by Dialup >> Networking to connect to my ISP). What's going on ? >If you run as HOST than you will be HOSTING another player...as in THEY >WILL >CALL YOU. It's not asking you for a phone number to dial when you run as >host >because it has need reason to call anyone. >-- >---------------------------------------------------------------------------- >-- > Jeff "Quarters" Hanna, CO -=*TH*=- | Albert Einstein nailed space time, > Kesmai Corporation, Creative Services | but the "Wild Thing" had him >stumped > CPID - Qtrs | >Dolby >---------------------------------------------------------------------------- >--> OK. So what does the error mean ? Why is it trying to open a network
> connection ?
> Jeremy
When you host, it is attempting to prepare your modem to answer the
phone. I'm assuming that the modem isn't responding for some reason,
which causes the setup to fail, which returns this error because no
network connection could be established with the joining player. If
your modem has external lights, check to see if you can see the RD
lights blink as the commands are sent to put the modem in answer mode.
You also might want to check if you have any fax software installed and
active that might interfere with putting your modem in answer mode.
Another thing to try is have your friend host, and see if you get the
same type of problems with you join (which should prompt you to enter a
number to dial.)
Hope this helps,
Rich
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It MTM any good?
> It MTM any good?
Hi,
I don't know about the modem/network play, but I do like MTM. My son
really likes MTM because it allows you to drive off the track and drive
into the water, over hills, into outdoor toilets, etc. However, I think
you should have at least a Pentium to run this. I think I will buy it
whenever the full version is released.
John
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>> It MTM any good? >Hi, >I don't know about the modem/network play, but I do like MTM. My son >really likes MTM because it allows you to drive off the track and drive >into the water, over hills, into outdoor toilets, etc. However, I think >you should have at least a Pentium to run this. I think I will buy it >whenever the full version is released. >Johnsays...
:
:It is out. I enjoy being totally sidways thru two corners with the
:tires srceaming and the engine roaring. Then a big jump, flying thru
:the air and not always landing on all fours. I can run a Head to Head
:match using ipx in Win 95. Two 20 Ethernet cards and a cable. 50
:bucks. Just think of going h 2 h with your son.
:BTW: GP2 is the best, but I like almost all racing games. -=Don=-
:
I have the trial version and I can't get IPX networking to work in Win95.
My IPX n/w works fine in MSDOS for quake. Any ideas?
Mike.
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>says... >: >:It is out. I enjoy being totally sidways thru two corners with the >:tires srceaming and the engine roaring. Then a big jump, flying thru >:the air and not always landing on all fours. I can run a Head to Head >:match using ipx in Win 95. Two 20 Ethernet cards and a cable. 50 >:bucks. Just think of going h 2 h with your son. >:BTW: GP2 is the best, but I like almost all racing games. -=Don=- >: >I have the trial version and I can't get IPX networking to work in Win95. >My IPX n/w works fine in MSDOS for quake. Any ideas? >Mike.has to have a second
The easiest way to play MTR over the net is to go to http://beta.zone.com
There you can play Hellbender, or MTR full or Demo version. And it's free.
Robert
The Microsoft Monster truck web page has a link to the internet ***
connection, you can join up with 3 others and race, it is sooo easy.
Its fun to race any track, against live opponents.
Regards-
Bill
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