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I use Java ServerSocket and Socket to implement the Server and Client. My Server is located in a LAN; My Client is located in other LAN. My Client couldn't connect to the server because the client request message would be dropped inside the router.
There is one solution is to open the port inside router, but this solution is not what I want. Do your guys know how to bypass the router and get the connection?
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Posted 17 December 2010 - 07:33 PM
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If you are dealing with computers on separate LANs, then you will have to have a network configuration that will handle port forwarding, or something similar, to enable this.
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