Stephen:
Heya. I get asked this question a lot, and the answer is a little
confusing to new users:
1. Once you have the Windows echoServer running, click the "Check
Server" button. That will initiate a scan to check that your firewall or
router allows your echoServer to be reached from the Internet. You
will see an IP address in that scan, of the form "a.b.c.d", which is
your
"external" or "public" IP address.
2. If you're connecting to your echoServer from the same LAN on which
the echoServer is running, you should use the local, LAN IP address
of your echoServer, *not* the external IP address from #1.
3. If you're connecting to your echoServer from *outside* of your LAN,
then you should use the external IP address, the one from #1.
There is no standard address that you simply append your server
name to -- for that, we'd have to run the echoServer for you as part of
a "dedicated echoServer" product.
Hope that helps!
-Scott
On Nov 27, 2005, at 5:50 PM, Stephen Chan wrote:
After I configure my own Echoserver, what do I enter as far as an ip
address? I assume that there is some standard address that I simply
append my server name to, but there are not instructions as far as I
can tell on what the address is. Your help is greatly appreciated.
Is there a really specific how to guide available?
Respectfully,
Stephen Chan
(619) 972-2464
(619) 582-2648 (FAX)
www.csa-sandiego.com
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