Problems Joining Multiplayer

[xanital]

Every time I attempt to connect to multiplayer games, I receive the message:


You have indicated that you use LAN for networking. You also appear to be dialed in to your isp. Please disconnect from your ISP or choose.


This is true. I want to connect to a Virtual LAN through my PPPOE internet connection, which apparently is read by the software as a dialup connection.

How can I have a "dial up" connection and still play LAN games at the same time?

[xanital]

Every time I attempt to connect to multiplayer games, I receive the message:


You have indicated that you use LAN for networking. You also appear to be dialed in to your isp. Please disconnect from your ISP or choose.


I am using a PPPOE connection that requires a username and password. I am guessing that the software is detecting this as a dial up account.


I want to connect to games on a Virtual LAN via Direct IP using Hamachi as the Virtual LAN client.


Additionally, I am unable to connect to any games via Direct IP connect when using the 'dial up' setting in the launcher.


http://www.hamachi.cc/download/list.php

Other users who are not on "dial up" do not have any issues connecting to the virtual LAN. Those users who had both a high speed connection and dialup found that they were unable to connect to LAN games via direct IP connect when they were using a dial up setting in the Launcher.

If I choose Dial Up in the launcher, I am unable to connect to the LAN games via direct IP.

Additionally, I am unable to connect to any games using the direct IP settings.

[karajorma]

Click dial-up in the launcher. You should still be able to play LAN games.

Merged the posts too while I was at it.

[xanital]

Click dial-up in the launcher. You should still be able to play LAN games.

Merged the posts too while I was at it.

no I cannot connect to ANY lan games unless I am set to LAN in the launcher.

[xanital]

also I cannot change any of my port forwarding settings so I cannot host LAN games over a vlan only join them.