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You can use a service like dyndns to get a static IP.
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You can use a service like dyndns to get a static IP.
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If your server has a static IP, your clients can broadcast their IP to that known location.
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If your server has a static IP, your clients can broadcast their IP to that known location.
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PREMSONBABY wrote:
and i dont have a static ip for both c1,c2.
So, once a client is connected to the server, the server needs to publish other client IP addresses.
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PREMSONBABY wrote:
and i dont have a static ip for both c1,c2.
So, once a client is connected to the server, the server needs to publish other client IP addresses.
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Aarrgghhh !!! Seriously, what is so confusing to you ?
PREMSONBABY wrote:
server will not be able to publish the ip of other client also , because none of my client have static ip.
You're just plain wrong. As the server has a static IP, the client can transmit their IP to the server when they connect, and so the server can publish a list. How do you think that Napster used to work ?
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PREMSONBABY wrote:
server will not be able to publish the ip of other client also , because none of my client have static ip.
They are static enough for to communicate in one session - that session can last for days or months! When the client disconnects the server stops publishing the IP address. When the client connects again (possibly with a new IP address) the server can publish that new IP address. What is so difficult about that?
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