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A quick clarification: yes, Chronosync does allow you to connect to a 'remote server'. However, this is used to mount an AFP volume (not FTP or other), which means that you need to be able to access this volume through AFP, and that means over your LAN. (in other words, in my case, connecting to a machine not on my LAN, the server is never available from Chronosyn's perspective).
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I see.
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I'm assuming that one of your machines is behing a firewall? If not, I'd like the point out that AFP does work over the internet. You just need to know either the DNS fully qualified name or the IP address. For example:
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