I'm assuming you mean a LAN party. For a LAN party, you have to have multiple Xbox 360s and multiple TVs. Hook each Xbox up to a TV normally, and then connect an ethernet cord from each Xbox to the ports on the back of your router. Once this is complete with however many Xbox 360s you are going to use, start Halo 3 or Halo: Reach on all the systems. Once this is completed, change the network type to LAN for all systems involved (there can be a max of 4 systems with a max of 4 players per system). After this, it should be pretty self-explanatory to get the other systems into the lobby. I think it just automatically finds the lobby, or you have to select the network or something. I've only done this once. I know the first part is correct, but I'm just not exactly sure what it does once you switch all the consoles to LAN.
NOTE: You cannot play via Xbox Live if you are hosting a LAN party. All systems and TVs must be at your house, connected to your router.
Hope this helps!
In the router there is a configuration page for port forwarding; set the port you want forwarded to the IP address of the host you want to send packets to.
To be able to forward ports you need to know which port and which IP address to forward it to. This is a function of a router, not the modem. Therefore, you would need access to their router.
Describe the role of the routing table on a host and on a router.
If you have any local game stores, you can see if they host tournaments. But if you don't you have to find a website that host tournaments.
go to multyplayer and press system link then go to host or start a game
hostname router1
packet filtering router bastion host
You cant its picked upon who has the best connection in that match, unless your in custom game mode and your hosting.
Halo 3: ODST is the newest of the two, but not the newest Halo game.
Halo is NOT for Wii. Halo is ONLY for the Xbox. The reason Halo is only for the Xbox is because the Xbox company made the game Halo. If you want the game Halo you will have to get an Xbox if you don't have one.
If you mean any Halo game period, then its easily Halo Wars. If you mean a Halo game made by Bungie, then it would be Halo 3: ODST.
Halo: Combat Evolved was the first Halo game made. The new Halo Wars is a prequel of Halo 1.