Once everything is on the same subnet, I think some of your devices not showing up issues will go away.ĭon't try assigning IP addresses manually. Then you should DMZ or port forward to the Dreamcast IP in the main router. That way the main router will handle all DHCP (essentially IP address assigning). The exact settings vary, but you will want to turn off DHCP in the google mesh and specify your main (Fios?) router as the gateway. SEGA RPG FAN wrote:If you can merge subnets that will simplify things.
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I really think the problem stems from not being able to set rules for my Dreamcasts IP, and only seeing the DreamPi in my LAN or the subnets as you pointed out I'm just really unsure of how to go about fixing it I apologize for all the questions I'm just a bit of a noob when it comes to networking. 98? the DreamPi seems to be behaving like a printer in that it'll show different IP addresses depending on it's activity (sometimes. Last part, do you happen to know why my DreamPi and Dreamcast don't show as separate devices? Should I try to assign the Dreamcast a static IP address when it lists. Now the two subnets, can you please help me out with how to go about troubleshooting that? Should I aim to somehow merge so I have only one subnet (192.168.1.X instead of that and 129.168.86.X)? I've tried with just port forwarding to no avail earlier this week so I'm not sure if I can get it to work like that. This will cause issues.Īppreciate the response! So I don't need to do both, understood. Your DMZ shows 192.168.1.X format while your other screens (your google mesh?) show 192.168.86.X. It also looks like you might have two subnets. SEGA RPG FAN wrote:Set up port forwarding OR DMZ from whatever device is your internet gateway.
Image links since they're broken in my preview: Is there a way for me to force the DreamPi and Dreamcast to be listed as seapate devices? Is that even my problem? Am I missing something simpler maybe? Been pulling out my hair trying to figure this out, any assistance or guidance would be appreciated! I assume this is because they're not showing as separate devices for whatever reason. Well, sometimes, it will display my DreamPi's IP (third from the bottom, ending in 29):Īnd other times it will display my Dreamcast's IP (third from the bottom, ending in 98 which I know is correct from Quake III):īut it will always be named "DreamPi" and the rule will always change itself to the DreamPi's IP address (29) no matter what I enter the rule under. This usually shouldn't be a problem, but it's listing the DreamPi and Dreamcast as one IP address rather than them both having their own. You cannot manually enter IP addresses for rules, so I have to select from a list. I use a mesh network (Google WiFi) so I figured maybe I have to set my port forwarding rules up there as well. So I set up Port Forwarding on my Modem along with the DMZ settings for my Dreamcast: This, I assumed, is port forwarding or DMZ issue. The problem I'm having is I can connect to servers no problem - but once joining a game I get kicked, cannot be seen, or disconnect within a few seconds.
I've had my DreamPi for a couple months now, have been trying to figure this out by myself and by sorting through the forum since then but decided I'd post myself to see if someone can help.
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