Scott,
Since EchoVNC makes use of a Partner ID, does this solve the dynamic IP
address problem? I was able to connect two computers with dynamic IPs
withoug using a Dynamic DNS service. As long as my ISP doesn't change
my IP address after I have connected to the EchoServer (as far as I know
my IP address is static unless the ISPs router is reset) do I need to
bother with a Dynamic DNS service? Thanks.
Robert Burdge
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