Hello, a couple of days ago i had a really difficult problem and i'm still trying to solve it. Three days ago i was playing normally with my friend in a hosted game with Radmin VPN (with the Radmin IP). That day i've turned off the PC and when i turned it on again, the Radmin had an error that said "Waiting response from the adapter" in the "Online" part. Then, i've decided to reinstall it and when i did that, that problem was solved, but then i couldn't ping my friends any more. I've tried to figure out what the problem was, i've opened the Radmin IP Port (it was already opened but i've opened it again), unblock the ICMP from the firewall and a lot of things, but nothing worked. I don't know what to do anymore. As i've said, i've tried to reset the router, the firewall, the firewall of the router, but nothing worked. I suspect the problem is from my computer, because i've tried to ping my friends in the same PC but with different WiFi (with the WiFi of my phone) and didn't worked. Anyway, i'm not really sure about that, so don't take me in mind.

If anyone could help me, i would be really thanked, i want to play with my friends since Thursday and i'm becaming crazy already.

Hi please help me answer this question. How many is the max users using private network for free? Without any charges. thank you

Hi there

A friend and I would like to LAN a game we normally could while on the same LAN and physical network, it works 100% simply start a new game session and the other person immediately sees it in their lobby under LAN.

There is also a direct connect option with an open slot for the IP and its default port is 9182.

Thing is that it simply doesn't work, we can't see the game that is being hosted. I have opened a port forwarding on this port mention above on my router. Looked up my IP on the internet and still direct connect doesn't work.

So how can I get it to work? If I use Radmin VPN and still don't see the game in the lobby, how do I use direct connect? What IP and what port number can I use (via Radmin VPN)

I wish I knew more about networks but I am just not that clued up.