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Thank you for the suggestion! I like it, and it is somewhat what I had in mind for thing. You access all the devices the same way. That, I would use maybe half
by kovek 10y ago
Thank you for the suggestion! I like it, and it is somewhat what I had in mind for thing. You access all the devices the same way.
That, I would use maybe half the time. However, sometimes my devices are on the same network. What if both of my devices are on the same network? I think that I would prefer not to send the files through the internet in that case.
One solution for each vae would be nice (please share if you do have one). However, one solution for both would be nice.
- qwertyuiop924 10y agoWell, if you've got a computer in your house, you can use that as the server (as I described another post, above), and if it's in your house it would likely be on the same network as your other devices.
- rovr138 10y agoAssuming your server is also at home, what will happen is: Computer A > router > local server > router > Computer B. Instead of: Computer A > router > Computer B You can use some scripting and configuration to get the second one if at home. But basically you have to have a way to guarantee that both devices are at home. To make sure both devices are home, you can assign static IP at the router level to the devices. Now, if both devices are wireless. – Check you are home by checking the SSID you are connected to. – If you are home, ping the other device static ip. – If it responds, you can connect directly to it If any of these fail, connect to example.com.