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<blockquote data-quote="Keitaro" data-source="post: 35508" data-attributes="member: 199440">Ok, I tried your suggestion, in the redacted.ini I changed the host ip to the same ip(one of the clients) on both ends in a local network, with no success, neither did it change when I used Tunngle or Hamachi.Maybe I clarify my problem again: I need a client, that gets past the &quot;Connecting to redacted...&quot; without any internet connection whatsoever, but the client is in a local network, that has no connection to the outer networks. The next step would be to just start private lobbies like with an online client. So I need to establish a connection between clients that don&#039;t have access to the internet, but are in a local network, the only step I am missing is getting past the &quot;Connecting to redacted&quot; without any internetconnection.Suggestion: Would it help if I set the IP/Domain to 127.0.0.1, that&#039;s behind the &quot;Connecting to redacted&quot; in my hosts file? And what would be that IP/Domain or what&#039;s the message it receives from the domain, so I can emulate such a message.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Keitaro, post: 35508, member: 199440"] Ok, I tried your suggestion, in the redacted.ini I changed the host ip to the same ip(one of the clients) on both ends in a local network, with no success, neither did it change when I used Tunngle or Hamachi. Maybe I clarify my problem again: I need a client, that gets past the "Connecting to redacted..." without any internet connection whatsoever, but the client is in a local network, that has no connection to the outer networks. The next step would be to just start private lobbies like with an online client. So I need to establish a connection between clients that don't have access to the internet, but are in a local network, the only step I am missing is getting past the "Connecting to redacted" without any internetconnection. Suggestion: Would it help if I set the IP/Domain to 127.0.0.1, that's behind the "Connecting to redacted" in my hosts file? And what would be that IP/Domain or what's the message it receives from the domain, so I can emulate such a message. [/QUOTE]

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