Here we go again.
Terry said:
<quote_from_terry>
Client on Computer 2 CANNOT connect to server on Computer 1 (running
as a service).
*** Client on Computer 2 can connect to server on Computer 1 (running as
a Normal windows Application). ***
the last sentence rules out anything to do with the firewall or
router.....
</quote_from_terry>
You said:
<quote_from_gambit>
No, it does not rule anything out. By your own description, Computer 1
is
able to make outbound connections, but not accept inbound ones
</quote_from_gambit>
I said:
<quote_from_ted>
No, it does. Reread his post.
</quote_from_ted>
You said:
<quote_from_gambit>
No, it doesn't rule it out. I've already explained that.
</quote_from_gambit>
I said:
<quote_from_ted>
Read it again:
<quote_from_terry>
Client on Computer 2 can connect to server on Computer 1 (running as
a Normal windows Application)
</quote_from_terry>
</quote_from_ted>
You said:
<quote_from_gambit>
Are you paying attention to what I have already said?
</quote_from_gambit>
You are funny.
Ted
