make sure you are not behind a router of course, make sure port forwarding is on. public ip is best.
hth
On Tue May 16 19:28:16 EDT 2006, =?iso-8859-1?q?ruben=20pati=F1o?= rubenpatinyo@yahoo.es wrote:
hallo! we?ve got some problems with netsend and net receive. we?ve test one simple patch with net send and netreceive but only works in a local network.we?ve tryng to use the patch from two diferent locations and it doesn?t work. the idea it?s to work with multiple laptops from abroad.we think it must be a problem with firewall or something we don?t know. the idea it?s to work in a patch of collaborative ways of jamming with pd so any similar projects are wellcome
thanks
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shreeswifty wrote:
make sure you are not behind a router of course, make sure port forwarding is on. public ip is best.
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the only thing that i can validate is, that port forwarding might be important. you don't need a public ip, but make sure that the involved routers do forwarding correctly. firewalls block connections, no matter whether they are targetted at a public ip or a private ip.
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