Mark - You're making a war over trivia. Chuck

This, from a guy who declares, "on sites like this, I do not give my call", and who tosses out the phrase, "a few lines of code would fix that", as though he had already predetermined the scope of

Oh Cool! I have the networking part down. I just dove into the server side of Simon's gem. Some things I put into the conversation, take with a grain of salt. As I get into it more, I'll understand it

Finally it's running! Brilliant! On the remote client where the IP address is, there's a drop down to select the PC name, select that and connect and it works. Brilliant. I'm on a learning curve

Guess I'll have to get the server setup and try it here. Verify please that your computer IP is set static and that the info under static reads something like: the 5 in ipv4,gateway,server, etc

The message reads fully, "Connection refused (server not listening on the selected port)", but I'm "On Air"

Well I'm "On Air"...but a remote connection attempt fail's with a message on the client remote saying connection failed, server not listening. I'm stumped again as the server is on air and my account

JIM - in regards to the Favorites area, I now see how to delete and edit, but how does one add a new Group? I hate to keep asking these what may be super simple questions, but it seems if one can't

Curious to learn if the server works now. Glad to help. Heh...."preposterous"

Many thanks for your help. I'm up and running having read your help and links. Greta stuff. Martin M0MGA

First thing. Determine your current computer IP address. Not public IP. Familiar with this? What operating system? You can write the info down, and in your network card settings instead of dynamic IP,

Thanks for all the replies. My router/modem is a HG523a. I can access it OK as Admin user, but may need guidance on settings. I understand to try port forwarding and am OK to change my PC to IP

Hopefully that isn't the case. Although I am not running your server, is it tweakable to assign a different port? He could try modem>pc and remote port scan. Or DMZ the router to his pc (not

One comment – could be blocked by your ISP, always something to think about ☹ . Simon Brown, G4ELI http://sdr-radio.com

Thanks to all who responded, sometimes after you see the answer you scratch your head and wonder why you couldn't see the obvious Paul

Definitely go here first: https://portforward.com/ Pretty simple. Set your PC to a static IP address. Then get into the router software, log into it. Go to port forwarding, set your computer's IP

Thank you for helping me out. I'll have to give more detail when I'm at home from work later today, but I can let you know that I have my standard desktop PC with Norton AV on and running Windows 7.

Do you have a router between the modem and your computer? Let's start there. If so, you will need to set your computer to a static local IP address. Go into the router software and assign the port to

Hi All, Can anyone give any clues for my server issue please. I have a simple setup on V2 software running on an ordinary ADSL talk talk private link. I'm running Win 7, Norton AV. I can't seem

It ran from 1951 to 2011. I left in 1971and a Sainsbury store car park is now on the site Mike, although I‘m sure thetwo events are not related. Lots on the Net for you to reminisce about,including