Scott,
Ah, that is right.  I don't believe I have been able to initiate a
connection from my LAN.  I have been testing with some coworkers at a
remote jobsite using their hotel LAN.  They cannot open ports on their
router/gateway but they have been able to connect with kaboodle and with
VNC stand alone using add new client.  

I opened ports 4182, 4183 and 5500(VNC) on my gateway.  However,
sometimes they can connect, sometimes they can't.  I can't figure it out
yet.  It may have something to do with the Zebedee server file.  I did
edit it because, well, it said I had to!!!  But, I am pretty sure that I
only worked on the VNC ports / portion of that file.

If you decide to include IP or FQDN address field, why don't you think
about adding a delete feature for the partnership files on the website
or at least the ability to create (overwrite) a new file.  The reason I
say that is because I work with a couple of people that travel a lot.
Even though Kaboodle searches for the partnership/registration files, we
may never use the same IP address again that we used to create our files
with.  

Do both firewalls need to be open for the file transfer feature?  If the
router at the hotel needs to be open, that would present an issue.  I do
remember seeing an email archive regarding the ports.  Do I need to open
port 11965 exactly or can I use another port that is open?

[snip]
From: Scott C. Best 
Subject: Re: [Kaboodle-user] running kaboodle as a service 
Date: Wed, 27 Nov 2002 09:52:23 -0800 

3. Open TCP ports 4182 and NNNN on your firewall and forward
   those ports to the two Kaboodle PC's. "NNNN" is whatever
   you want it to be; it defaults to the Zebedee default port
   of 11965. You'll see where to adjust it in the VPN Service
   icon. Just don't pick a TCP port that your PC is already
   using for something else. :)
[snip]


Your idea of a 'hub' like system would work well in a lot of situations.
I would like to see that implimented.

Jim

-----Original Message-----
From: Scott C. Best [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
Sent: Thursday, February 27, 2003 12:08 PM
To: Jim McCabe
Cc: 'Amilcar Zozaya'; [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE: [Kaboodle-user] Hi! Somebody out there?


Jim:
        Heya. Yeah, I noticed that too: sometimes during testing
we can initiate a VPN connection only from one side, but not the other.
I'm going to change the mechanics of getting connected for the 1.0
version to enable a more robust connection scheme, including a IP or
FQDN address field for fallback.

        Once a GetEngaged connection is running, though, I've
had no trouble doing a file-transfer from one Kaboodle instance to
another. You shouldn't have to touch the default Zebedee settings at
all: just install that utility on both ends of the connection, poke a
hole in any firewalls (the Zebedee default port is TCP-11965), and it'll
work. The only time I've seen it not work is when the control-channel
(setup by Kaboodle) is active, but the data-channel (setup by Zebedee)
isn't.

        One thing I'm going to keep looking into is enabling
Kaboodle GetEngaged connections when only *one* side has the firewall
setup correctly. That'll make it a lot easier. If it's doable, then the
KaboodlePro version can support a "hub" like system, where user-A and
user-B (who run the base version of
Kaboodle) can now see each other *via* user-C (who runs the KaboodlePro
version). In this model, only user-C needs to get their firewall
settings "right", everyone else can just connect as easily as pointing a
browser at a webpage.

        I'll keep you posted of the bug-fix version of 0.99.
My main developer's down with the flu right now, so we're a little
behind schedule.

-Scott



On Thu, 27 Feb 2003, Jim McCabe wrote:

> Scott,
> So far it looks good.
>
> I am interested in more content.  Specifically, the set up of 
> Kaboodle. So far, it has been hit or miss with me regarding remote 
> connections. Sometimes, I can't connect at all.  And, I have never 
> been able to send a file yet.  This leads me to believe that 
> somewhere, something is not set correctly.  It may be the relationship

> with ZeBeDee which leads me to sift through the documentation on the 
> ZeBeDee site.  I'm still working that issue.
>
> I do like the fact that you are working on a chat feature through 
> Kaboodle as well.
>
> Take care,
>
> Jim
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Scott 
> C. Best
> Sent: Sunday, February 23, 2003 10:59 PM
> To: Amilcar Zozaya
> Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: Re: [Kaboodle-user] Hi! Somebody out there?
>
>
> Amilcar:
>
>       Heya. I updated the first 3 pages of Kaboodle's Help section,
plus 
> the FAQ page, this weekend. Getting the snapshots takes more time than

> I thought...
>       Anyhow, any feedback on the content thus far is
> appreciated: Not enough content? More topics? Something else?
>
> thanks,
> Scott
>
>
> On Wed, 19 Feb 2003, Amilcar Zozaya wrote:
>
> >
> > Hi folks. I downloaded the app. I want to connect two remote lans 
> > using kaboodle. I'm done with the documentation, but something's 
> > wrong... there're missing things at the web site like "things 
> > kaboodle
>
> > can do".
> >
> > The help file seems to be unfinished too... I'd appreciate some help
>
>
>
>
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