Robert:
Heya. Yes, EchoVNC's "Partner-ID" solves the dynamic IP address
problem. In fact...the concept of running a client piece of software
that
connects to a server to help establish connections...is pretty much
identical between dynamic-DNS software and EchoVNC itself.
Our intent is that EchoVNC users should always be able connect
with each other, regardless of IP address. The only time you may need
to know an IP address is when you initially connect the EchoVNC clients
to the echoServer. After that...it should all be IP-free.
cheers,
Scott
On Jun 5, 2005, at 8:17 AM, Robert Burdge wrote:
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.
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