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One of the suggestions I got from another user of the same ADSL Router, was to enable DMZ and route to my desktop PC. Hence the firewall being required. Also, I have found that NAT doesn't block all intrusion attempts. I've disabled my network bridge as it was only required for a cable network connection. Now my IP is showing as 10.0.0.8. Correct me if I'm wrong, but is this the basics of what I must do: Desktop PC (ip 10.0.0.5) - hosting Ghost Recon: Forward ports 2346-2348 to 10.0.0.5 (both in and out) Host a game and tell others to connect using my Dynamic IP Laptop (ip 10

I am also having problems hosting with my wireless ADSL Router. I have a Desktop PC running XP Pro with a direct connection to the router. My laptop uses wireless. All the usual stuff works, including MSN Voice, but only after enabling DMZ and routing to the desktop PC!! I run Norton firewall on both PC's, but have even - dangerously - disabled it in an attempt to host. I can connect with no difficulty to a game hosted elsewhere, but others cannot connect to a game that I host! I have a dynamic assigned IP from my ISP and router auto-assigned IP's to my PC's. I'm greatly confus