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Fun side story - Apparently Blizzard was so impressed with the port that they bought the whole company in-house todo the Starcraft Mac Port) But in the Warcraft II BNE Manual TCP/IP LAN play was supported (at the time) only in the Mac version. That port was done my a third party company (Future Point. When I looked into the history of the Mac port, it looks like the Original (Non Battle Net Edition) port also had TCP/IP LAN play support. While it is not unreasonable to assume that the ports are the same I do not know that for sure. So I may actually have to get another machine out and do a 'mock' game and have Wireshark running on another machine to see what is actually happening. I did a port scan on a PowerMac 8600/350 hosting a game I did not find any open ports in the lobby or in Game with an AI player. But I figured I would throw the question out there just in case And if the port that this IPX wrapper uses can be changed I figured it would be a cool experiment to see if you can change the port to mac the port that the Mac version of Warcraft 2 uses in its TCP/IP net play mode and get a Vintage Mac to play a LAN game of Warcraft 2 with a modern machine.ДЄt this point my googling has led me to believe that no one has tried this sort of thing and that I am definitely in uncharted territory. So the gem of the idea behind why I am trying to get this information is because I found out that the GOG version of Warcraft 2 BNE uses a IPX wrapper to re-encapsulate its traffic into UDP packets. I was just hoping to avoid having to set-up a game between 2 of my classic macs connected to an old school ethernet hub and having another machine with wireshark capture the traffic.

I know the chances of getting an answer are remote but I was wondering if anyone knew what TCP/UDP ports were used for the LAN mode play for for the Mac version of Warcraft II BattleNet Edition.