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advanced java networking help/theory
ok , heres what i want to do
i want to be able to connect computer a to computer b over lan but
their on opposite sides of the world and cant be moved or have any
software put on them . so i connect comp a to comp 1 and comp b
to comp 2 , but how do i get comp 1 and 2 to connect over the internet
so that comp a and b think its a lan line as well as having the ability to add
a comp 3 and c to the mix
diagram
A---1-----internet-----2---B C---3---------'
how could i do this ?
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that loks like it might work , but with that u have to have all of them hook up to a vpn server.
wich i think wont work since computers abc are 360's
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