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Route Rendezvous between networks
As an alternative, you can download a freeware program called Rendezvous Beacon. It's available at http://www.chaoticsoftware.com/ProductPages/RendezvousBeacon.html
Route Rendezvous (Beacon) between networks
Is this doing the same thing as the mTunnel procedure described. Does this open Rendezvous up to everyone? Or do you select who can get in? What about people on dynamic addresses such as with DSL Earthlink? This is the case for the person I want to have a connection with. My end is a fixed IP.
Route Rendezvous between networks
Rendezvous Beacon is a very useful piece of software but as far as I'm aware, it cannot automatically publish rendezvous services from one network on another.
Route Rendezvous between networks
Ah, but you can. At the bottom, you'll see a checkbox that says "Enable Host Proxy", then two boxes for a host name and IP address. What you do is put in the remote computer's host name (if it has one, i.e. macosxhints.com) and press the Lookup Host button, or manually enter an IP address (definitely don't try adding in a host name if the computer doesn't have a valid host name - it won't work).
Route Rendezvous between networks
I think the rendevous Beacon Host proxy will not allow new rendezvous services on one network to be automatically published on another. |
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