hi
i am having trouble hosting games and i went to iccup and it said to go to the router settings and i dont know where r they plz help

Sigh ok, here is a quick tutorial on how to use the internet:

1. Google for router settings, or perhaps port forwarding
2. Both return a site called portforward.com
3. Click on your router
4. Click on StarCraft
5. Follow the instructions

Google it first

i went to router serttings im looking in the list i cant find it mines sppedtouch 585 (i think) v6

i found but i can only find 585 and 585i

i pressed on the 585 but mines 585 v6 is there a difference

hey shad. but i looked at iccup and it said go to router settings then aplications gaming under aplications write porta bla bla bla
im not gonna do any changes until i know from you

You can use the instructions for 585

Also,try turning off you Windows Firewall,not only the Router one

Actually, disabling the firewall doesn't help, you need to have that enabled and configured.

whats a firewall i cant get the word in english hmmm.. i knew what it ment and still do a litle but dont know what it is exactly

shadowie wrote:Sigh ok, here is a quick tutorial on how to use the internet:

1. Google for router settings, or perhaps port forwarding
2. Both return a site called portforward.com
3. Click on your router
4. Click on StarCraft
5. Follow the instructions

Google it first

Shadowie, maybe we should make these steps like a "tab" section or at a easily seen location on the site incase we have the same issues with battle.net 2.0 when SC2 comes out.

PestBooSC wrote:whats a firewall i cant get the word in english hmmm.. i knew what it ment and still do a litle but dont know what it is exactly

Virus Protector

AUDIE wrote:

PestBooSC wrote:whats a firewall i cant get the word in english hmmm.. i knew what it ment and still do a litle but dont know what it is exactly

Virus Protector

A firewall isn't the same as anti-virus. A firewall can be either software (a program running on your computer like Windows Firewall) or hardware (a device that connects to your computer and to your Internet modem; this doubles as a router) and tries to protect your computer from unauthorized access from the Internet and, especially in software firewalls, tries to make sure nothing on your computer that's not supposed to can access the Internet.