Comments on: Connect Using Your Remobo Username http://www.remobo.com/blog/2008/0820/connect-using-your-remobo-username/ a blog from the creators of Remobo... Tue, 06 Jan 2009 00:33:38 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.1 By: Andrew http://www.remobo.com/blog/2008/0820/connect-using-your-remobo-username/#comment-773 Andrew Wed, 24 Sep 2008 15:08:19 +0000 http://www.remobo.com/blog/2008/0820/connect-using-your-remobo-username/#comment-773 Jeff, I use Remobo on my home LAN, which has simliar topology as yours. I've wired computers on my home LAN, and wireless Laptops that connect to a Zyxel Access Point that in terms connect to my home LAN. The Zyxel Access Point also acts as a NAT device, so it's not easy for my wired computer to see the wireless Laptops. With Remobo, they can now be connected & share files. HTH. Jeff,

I use Remobo on my home LAN, which has simliar topology as yours. I’ve wired computers on my home LAN, and wireless Laptops that connect to a Zyxel Access Point that in terms connect to my home LAN. The Zyxel Access Point also acts as a NAT device, so it’s not easy for my wired computer to see the wireless Laptops. With Remobo, they can now be connected & share files. HTH.

]]> By: Jeff http://www.remobo.com/blog/2008/0820/connect-using-your-remobo-username/#comment-416 Jeff Fri, 29 Aug 2008 22:40:23 +0000 http://www.remobo.com/blog/2008/0820/connect-using-your-remobo-username/#comment-416 Can you use Remobo on an existing LAN. The reason I would like to use Remobo is that two computers are hardwired and two are wireless and the network never works fully. All the computers never see each other and we aren't able to play games on it. If we could use Remobo to connect the computers it would be a OK simpler. Thanks. Can you use Remobo on an existing LAN. The reason I would like to use Remobo is that two computers are hardwired and two are wireless and the network never works fully. All the computers never see each other and we aren’t able to play games on it. If we could use Remobo to connect the computers it would be a OK simpler. Thanks.

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