Most routers are preconfigured in a way they will block data that comes trough "uncommon" ports, so you have to use a common port or tell the users to make sure the port is not blocked by a firewall, be it software or hardware, eg a router.
Well, as far as I see the client sends a request that is answererd by the server. The router should undertand this and send the answer to the right lan client, probably using some kind of session ID. Well, I must confess, I'm only guessing.
Did you try the GNet solution that is using a webserver, php and mySql?
Well, as far as I see the client sends a request that is answererd by the server. The router should undertand this and send the answer to the right lan client, probably using some kind of session ID. Well, I must confess, I'm only guessing.
Did you try the GNet solution that is using a webserver, php and mySql?