Valeriy:
Hello! Yes, Kaboodle does it that way intentionally: in the
current release, only one PC can be a Master Node and make
GetEngaged connections. We'll be changing that in 2.0 most
likely.
cheers,
Scott
On Mar 29, 2006, at 10:00 PM, Valeriy Krizhevich wrote:
Hello, all!
Yesterday I installed Kaboodle on two machines within one LAN.
They can take remote control of each other, but only one of them is
a Master node.
Now I try to connect them as if they were on two different LANs
using Kaboodle proxy with demo.echovnc.com but I cannot do it.
Thoung I have created 2 accounts each for its computer with
GetEngaged service, downloaded and installed GetEngaged
registration and partnership files on both machines.
I can connect with telnet on demo.echovnc.com:1328 from one
computer at any time but from the other I cannot do it (telnet
reports connect failed).
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