Nov 7, 2009

Hamachi - Local Networking... world wide!

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Hamachi - Local Networking... world wide!

nightfox
Lately, a few of my friends have been talking about this program called Hamachi. If you don't know, it basically allows you to start a network with a bunch of your friends. It basically is like having all your friends on your LAN.

You can share files, play games, etc. as if they were there! You can also play games with them LAN style instead of over the Internet.

It's pretty cool! Check out the hamachi website at http://www.hamachi.cc

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Jerome
hi guys, i have been using Hamachi for one year.It is a perfect tool for play LAN games across internet.For examples,you can play dotA with 9 other friends at your network in Hamachi via online/internet without using cable LAN.Another features that make it a great networking client is PM function.You can chat with other members without worrying security issues.Its just like MSN messenger . rolleyes.gif

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FeedBacker
Hamachi errors
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I can't get Hamachi to work with my games. Any help would be appreciated. I've been reading up on it, and some people say that I need to forward my ports. Is there a way to get this working otherwise?

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-THEMASTER

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Feelay
Hamachi is the best "LAN over the internet" software i know. Very good biggrin.gif
I used to play diablo 2, and Call of Duty 2 with my friends. And it is very simple to use wink.gif

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Miles
Ah, Hamachi. Reminds me of something that happened many months ago. I used to visit MMORPG private servers, however since stopped due to their illegality. Anyways, I'll go on. The particular MMORPG was very popular for private servers, complete idiots even ran them! All it took was downloading a program and running said program after editing a little HTML. People apparently didn't know how to portforward and make their private server publically accessable, so they turned to hamachi to make it easier. In that way, by allowing complete strangers access to their network, they compromised security. My last main use of hamachi was several months ago. I had an old 1997 game that I wanted to play with a friend on the internet. It didn't have an online play option, so we used hamachi to make it work.

It's a pretty good piece of software, and far easier than setting up a VPN.

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(G)The man
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Hamachi

can some one Please tell me how to play diablo 2 lord of destruction through hamachi???Please help me

- The man

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Atomic0
I don't use Hamachi anymore since all the multiplayer games I have like Counter Strike Source and Team Fortress 2 run on the Steam platform and I can easily connect with friends using their integrated Steam community, which makes it easier for you to connect to the same server as you friends.

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Spencer
Hamachi is a god sent gift for all the Internet users and gamers with dynamic IP addresses. We use it on our LAN for playing counter strike and it has worked flawlessly with no issues at all. It includes built-in chat system to instantly connect to other user besides file sharing with ease.

Somebody said about port forwardiong here, well it isn't needed to use hamachi and play games over lan, I don't know what was the case (s)he was using on. Even then portforwarding on dynamic IP addresses is pretty easy job depending on the router being used. portforward.com is the one stop resource for everything on portfowarding.

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TBCKiller
Hamachi is great for Private LAN by internet u can play almost everygame that has LAN support Share files printers everything that a real lan network has


Now who have problem with hamachi i remmomend the following

1º Please check if the Versions of hamachi are the same as your partners
2º Open the necessary ports in your router if you have to let hamachi data pass
3ºCheck if you and your partner have the same version of the game or some program dry.gif

I hope i could help someone

Bruno


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hanorotu
I tried using Hamachi to play starcraft 2 but for some reason it did not work for me, I could not get connected to anyone. So I just quit with it.

But I hear that Vista has a lot of compatibility issues.

Here is some possible solutions...

1) Open the appropriate ports for Hamachi in the router (port forwarding).

2) Completely disable Windows firewall: Enter administrative options for the system and turn off the firewall in three places (domain, private and public networks), aside from disabling it from the security center.

3) Also open ports in Windows firewall (for Hamachi) just in case.

4) Set up a static IP address for your home network and set the Hamachi network to 'private' status and enabled file-sharing for it.

5) In the Hamachi program options, uncheck the box that says 'disable vulnerable Windows services' or whatever.

You could also look through the official user's guide and the unofficial guide for more suggestions:

https://secure.logmein.com/products/hamachi...User_Manual.pdf

http://www.angelfire.com/games5/darkcry/hamachi_eng.htm

Hope I could be of some help!

 

 

 


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