GerdMusch
FabulaTech Forum Newbie
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Re: How to make a connection via Internet?
Reply #2 on: Jan 4th, 2013, 3:35pm |
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Thanks George for the fast and good support. I got it run. My nephew helped me and also made a small tutorial for other users with less experiences like me to get their software run over internet. -- Just configure your Wlan Router - login to the admin area of your router. Look for: "Virtual Server" or "Port-Forwarding" There you can "open" the Port that establish a connection between 2 computers through the internet. Make this setting. Internal Port: 33000 External Port: 33000 IP-Adress (local): 127.0.0.101 (or whatever your local IP looks like: e.g. 10.0.0.101, 192.168.1.101, etc.pp) (It has to be the local IP from the computer which runs the "USB over Network" server software.) Protocol: ALL .. and save the settings. That's all. To get your local IP adress, just use "ipconfig /all" or at least google for it. In the client software from "USB over Network" you have to add the internet IP-adress you got from the site "What is my IP" (google it) and keep the Port 33000. .. that's all, everything works fine! Both computers are connected via internet, worldwide. Anotation: if you have more than one computer/device in your WLAN, it can be neccessary to update the IP-Adress (local) in the router. Because the router gives the local ip-adress in form: first come, first get an local ip. All other computer get an increasing local IP. For example: yesterday the local-IP was 127.0.0.1, but today it is 127.0.0.3, because two other computers/devices were started and online before you started your computer with the "USB over Network" server software. BUT, you also can set your computer with a fix and allways gulty local ip - there is an option in your router for. You have to add the MAC-address of your computer and the local IP you want and everytime you start your computer and connect to the internet, your router give you the same local IP. May this short tutorial will help some of you too.
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