Добавлено (2008-12-22, 16:11:58)
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вот я немного накопал, на примере игры Blood
DustyStyx 02-11-2008 09:23 PM

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Bloodbath, a quick howto.

Bloodbath

Programs you will need:

1. Blood (shareware or registered)
2. DOSbox

You might also find VPN software like Hamachi useful but only if you and your opponents are behind some kind of NAT router and are not able to do a port forward.

Setting up DOSBox:
As of version 0.70, DOSBox supports Blood rather well on CPUs greater than 2 GHz or so. You will need to edit a few values in the dosbox.conf* file (use notepad). This can generally be found in C:\Program Files\DOSBox. These are:

memsize=38
ipx=true

(memsize can be found near the top, and ipx is almost at the very bottom)

While you are editing dosbox.cfg, you might want to add in the following commands under the [autoexec] section:

mount c: c:\games\blood
c:

Note: C:\games\blood refers to** where you have Blood installed

Once you run DOSBox, you should be in your Blood directory, where you can run Blood.exe or Setup.exe

IPXNET Server:
To act as the IPX server, you will need to have an open UDP port. DOSBox’s default UDP port is 213, however if you already have a UDP port established you can designate that in the IPXNET command line.

To start an IPX over TCP/IP network tunnel, run the command:

IPXNET STARTSERVER

If you are using an alternate UDP port other than 213, you will need to specify that such as:

IPXNET STARTSERVER [Enter UDP port here]

You will also need to let your opponent know your external IP address. If you think your IP address starts with 192.168.#.#, you’ve got the wrong IP address, that is your LAN IP, and not your external IP address. To find your external IP, google “what’s my IP”

IPXNET Client:
As a client, to connect to the IPXNET server you will need to run the following command in the DOSBox command line:

IPXNET CONNECT [Server’s IP address] [Server's UDP port]

You should receive a message confirming a successful connection.

Once you have your two sessions of DOSBox connected, you should only have to run Blood’s Setup program and configure a network game. In Setup, be sure you are running on the same Network Socket Number, and are looking for the same number of players.

Enjoy, and go paint the town RED

Edit:
*dosbox.cfg changed to dosbox.conf
** "is" changed to "refers to