Help with Connecting: Gamecube

[GoLucky64]

Hi there! I'll try to explain as best as I can, but I'm not very awesome at networking haha! :D

SO. I've been trying to get connected for a while now, and how I'm connecting is as follows:

Gamecube -> Crossover Cable -> Ethernet Port in Computer -> Bridge Connections with Wireless Connection.

I actually for a few days WAS connected, and the part that I can't figure out is that I haven't changed any settings but now I get the "Error 102". So I'm not sure what the problem is! T.T

In the provider option settings in PSO I have
IP Address: My computers ip obtained from 'ipconfig'
Subnet Mask: 255.255.255.0
Default Gateway: obtained from 'ipconfig'
Primary DNS: 67.222.144.120

If I have it set to AutoConfig my ip, I don't even get to Error 102 D:

I have my Guildcard registered, and like I said I was connected before and now I can't xD Any help is appreciated! There's 4 of us wanting to join you all online once we just figure out how :D

Thanks in advance!

[Kayak]

Hi there! I'll try to explain as best as I can, but I'm not very awesome at networking haha!

SO. I've been trying to get connected for a while now, and how I'm connecting is as follows:

Gamecube -> Crossover Cable -> Ethernet Port in Computer -> Bridge Connections with Wireless Connection.

I actually for a few days WAS connected, and the part that I can't figure out is that I haven't changed any settings but now I get the "Error 102". So I'm not sure what the problem is! T.T

In the provider option settings in PSO I have
IP Address: My computers ip obtained from 'ipconfig'
Subnet Mask: 255.255.255.0
Default Gateway: obtained from 'ipconfig'
Primary DNS: 67.222.144.120

If I have it set to AutoConfig my ip, I don't even get to Error 102 D:

I have my Guildcard registered, and like I said I was connected before and now I can't xD Any help is appreciated! There's 4 of us wanting to join you all online once we just figure out how

Thanks in advance!

I used to connect this way, its a huge pain in the ass since its not as stable of a connection as plugging your GC directly into your router via ethernet cable.

The only thing I can suggest since it was working is to re-establish the bridge, and see if your IP address changed, since that happens frequently on a bridged connection

[Aleron Ives]

Is there any way you can just use a super long Ethernet cable to connect the GC directly into your router? If not, you would probably get better results if you bought a $20 wireless router to use as your Wi-Fi hotspot instead of your PC, which would also have the benefit of you not needing to boot your PC every time you wanted to use the GC.

[tueidj]

Assigning the same IP address to your gamecube and PC won't work...