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TriggerHappy,Jul 1 2003, 12:06 PM Wrote:What he means is that our Linksys router presents one IP to the net, and therefore probably to Battle.net as well.  The router is used as a hub to share the cable connection. 
Will Battle.net be able to distinguish two different machines on the network and allow a seperate account to be logged in from each?
Yes, it will work fine.

Quote: I see no reason why we can't play over the network now (don't think we even need a second copy of the game for this), but we'd like to play on Battle.net.
Legally, you're required to purchase a copy of the game for each user (or something to that effect). But I don't think the Feds will bust down your door for playing co-op DII anytime soon. :)

Just to confirm -- yes, you'll need another copy of both DII & LoD to both play on Battle.net, and your network configuration should pose no problems. Oh, but as Sickywicky said -- with the one external IP, if one of you gets realm down, so will the other.
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