Re: Multiple Clients to One Server (General questions)
Silverio,
It doesn't work that way. Please have in mind that wodVPN is a peer-to-peer component (client only). So in order to accomplish this, you need to create another instance for each incoming client.
I.e.:
In your example we have 3 PC's. Client A (let's call it Server A), Client B, and Client C.
Server A:
- we need two instances of wodVPN (wodVPN1, wodVPN2)
- wodVPN1 starts listening on port 62001
- wodVPN2 starts listening on port 62002
Client B:
- start listening on any port
- connect to A: 62001
Client C:
- start listening on any port
- connect to A: 62002
and so on for each of the next clients.
What happens in your case is that Server A is already connected to Client B, and is no longer listening for incoming connections. That's why you start another instance, and start listening again.
Hope this helps.
Regards,
Damba
Complete thread:
- Multiple Clients to One Server - Silverio, 2010-02-22, 16:58
- Re: Multiple Clients to One Server - wodDamir, 2010-02-22, 17:12
- Re: Multiple Clients to One Server - Silverio, 2010-02-22, 17:18
- Re: Multiple Clients to One Server - GPL, 2010-04-29, 11:26
- Re: Multiple Clients to One Server - wodDamir, 2010-04-29, 11:32
- Re: Multiple Clients to One Server - GPL, 2010-04-29, 11:39
- Re: Multiple Clients to One Server - wodDamir, 2010-04-29, 12:49
- Re: Multiple Clients to One Server - GPL, 2010-04-29, 11:39
- Re: Multiple Clients to One Server - wodDamir, 2010-04-29, 11:32
- Re: Multiple Clients to One Server - GPL, 2010-04-29, 11:26
- Re: Multiple Clients to One Server - Silverio, 2010-02-22, 17:18
- Re: Multiple Clients to One Server - wodDamir, 2010-02-22, 17:12