Re: Multiple Clients to One Server (General questions)

by GPL, Thursday, April 29, 2010, 11:26 (5321 days ago) @ Silverio

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.

Thanks for the desription, but it's not clear for me.

Can I do the following, if I use a mediator?

Server A:
- we need two instances of wodVPN (wodVPN1, wodVPN2)
- wodVPN1
-- MyID:001
-- RemoteID: 101
- wodVPN2
-- MyID: 002
-- RemoteID: 102
- IP-Address of the virtual Adapter: 192.168.0.1

Client B:
- connect to Server A by Mediator
- MyID: 101
- RemoteID: 001
- IP-Address of the virt. Adapter: 192.168.0.2

Client C:
- connect to Server A by Mediator
- MyID: 102
- RemoteID: 002
- IP-Address of the virt. Adapter: 192.168.0.3

If I do it in this way, and all Clients are connected, can...
- Client B connect to Server A by IP 192.168.0.1?
- Client C connect to Server A by IP 192.168.0.1?
- Client C connect to Client B by IP 192.168.0.2?
- Client B connect to Client C by IP 192.168.0.3?

Is this possible?

Sorry, perhaps a silly question, but I try to understand it...