Battlefield 4 LAN Party Issue(s)
How do you setup a home network to allow multiple systems/users (all licensed and working properly at their own homes) to play battlefield 4 on the same online server. We tried to do this, but it on...
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We tried this but it did not work. Can you confirm the settings you show on the image? Should all the port numbers be the same? We did use different / verified local lan IP addresses (192.168.10.19 and .20). Any other ideas?
You were almost there, all you lacked was the port porward comand to on your PC to accept the info from the router.
If your router is a Virgin super hub (crippled pice of cr@p) but ok for free. You need to use the DHCP reservation option, to this you need the MAC address of each computer.
Anoying bit, You can see your MAC address in the table so write them down. You CAN'T reserve an IP adress for an active MAC address so you have to log on to router one at a time and set resevation for the other machines. Hope that makes sence. Set the IP you want (last digit only) eg. 192.168.1.....2/3/4/5/6/ect. you can leave port at 80
apply changes and restart router.
Next down load a piece of software(free) called smart port forward, helpful vids on you tube.
Search for tcp/udp port setting for battlefield 4. you need the listening port numbers, enter these in SPF(smart port forward)
Enter forward to your prefered IP address (done earlier in router). hit start all, and your away.
good luck
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