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Join Date: Feb 2008
Location: MI
Posts: 19
OS: Windows XP SP2
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Internet Networking
I will be hosting a small LAN Party at my house. I will be running a dedicated server or 2. I have a few people that will only be able to game from home for a few hours becuase they won't have time to make it over. I need a way for the clients (in a free way - doesn't have to be easy) to connect to my network and be able to game like they are sitting at my house connected to the switch. The network will be up and online. Is there a way to do this? Any helpful links or suggestions will be appreciated.
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Re: Internet Networking
Yep. set up a vpn connection using openVPN
http://openvpn.net/index.php/downloads.html enjoy the party ----------------------- www.osischool.com Interactive network tutorial |
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