hmmm. more maybe relevant stuff? i did a netstat -a and its showing TCP 192.168.1.2:30564 MY-PRIMARY:24439 ESTABLISHED on the secondary. does that mean something? err after reading your reply, thats what it "would" show as that port its what multiplicity uses for everything it sounds like. and since everything BU
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also noticed on the apps that DO send wake on lan packets that are properly received, that app is set to send on 7 (or 9) and its always received on what seems to be a random port > 50000 each time i send another packet, the port seems to go up by 1. so given that information, do i have a means to find out if its the receiving port, or the sending port thats causing the struggle? I assume 30564 is the port its sent from, and it leaves my pc - hits my
so im still working on this. if i run a telnet 192.168.1.2 30564 on my primary computer i get back MULTIPLICIT5CexxepjO if i run it on my secondary computer to my main pc's ip address, i get nada. does this signify anything? is the random letters following MULTIPLICIT some kind of hash? Is the secondary n
reading here, depending on which method it uses - i might have to forward a port it sounds like. https://superuser.com/questions/889249/does-wake-on-lan-via-wan-needs-port-forwarding next version totally should allow choice of port, or use the standard (unless theres a reason it doesnt) of course, that could have zero to do with my issue, but its all i got.<b
[quote who="sdRohan" reply="35" id="3771987"] s his dilemma - one cannot say for certain what end is failing, the sending or [/quote] yes, i re-toggled them just to be sure. ive tried to wake via the tray button, and the gui button. tried against both secondaries. I can wake them fine/see the packet with anything but multiplicity. (of course they operate on different ports) Im not sure which end the port itself affects between send and re
[quote who="ZubaZ" reply="33" id="3771985"] Modify the port in the registry to one you know is working. [/quote] hmm if this is possible, it sounds like its worth a fair shot. Do you know if a string actually exists to do so or? the only part that still troubles me is that it works over the crazy 305xx port if i swap roles and send from my secondary to my primary. if something was filtering that packet it wouldnt be doing
this is one of those scenarios id then assume it was port related, yet it works fine if i swap roles between primary/secondary. So i am at a complete loss as why its not working from 1 specific app over 1 specific port in 1 direction. im at your mercy.
adding an option to choose your port might not be a bad idear for future iterations /shrug
well, at least i know the issue now. its not getting the packets. nada. zilch. I disabled firewall on the primary and secondary just in case. tested using the same two apps as you, gets them over port 7 from Magic Packet (hence it working). Does not get them from multiplicity (hence the not working part apparently ;p) what would you suggest?
thanks for that ^ should be plenty to run with!
ah, well that could be where the hang up is. we shall see. I know most use 7 or 9 right? why the deviation from the norm? I still havent gotten to testing, but i will soon and report back with the results of course. Once thats working all salt will have left the table :P
[quote who="rbohlmann" reply="33" id="3771966"] On the secondary, yes, enabled.. The option is not there on my primary. So when I test this, it will be to turn it off on the secondary system. [/quote] i had it on all 3. Had crashes on all 3. Turned it off on all 3. Not a single crash since. preeeeetty satisfying i must say :P
Oh i'll definitely be keeping it off. It is redundant after all. While id prefer them to not interfere with one another, not crashing is the lesser evil by a mile.
you sir are correct, just booted a win10 VM that i use for exactly that purpose (cross referencing) and it is in fact off. Whether its the syncing or the history, im unsure. A bit hesitant to try and test that theory lol. hoping that being keyed in on the featureset thats causing the issue - perhaps it will be obvious to the lead dev which is more likely :P
Ohhh so history and clipboard sharing are off by default (in windows 10?) its been so long, and its never caused any issue (though ive used synergy and mwb for years and their "sharing" is much more rudimentary than multiplicities) that i forgot i had enabled it manually - assumed it was that way by default. either way, day 2 now - zero crashes on any machine with history & sharing off. and please dont thank me. as big of an arsehole as ive be
Extremely preliminary but ive disabled microsoft clipboard history & sharing on all 3 pc's yesterday afternoon. (not sure which if any would have been the culprit but at this point im not patient enough to take half steps) either way, no crash yet and have done plenty of copy and pasting. if it stays gone for a few days im gonna venture that was the culprit, and suggest its looked into by the developer to find out why heads are butting and which portion (the history
anyone aka sean or neil able to tell me what port this sends its WoL magic packets over? Got a few small utilities to monitor packets. todays mission is to can the WoL issue.
[quote who="Excalpius" reply="23" id="3771828"] Quoting klepp0906, reply 21 the problem lay elsewhere I believe that your problem is different than mine and flyingbuttmonkey's. Good luck! [/quote] yes, me too. thank you :)
[quote who="sdRohan" reply="5" id="3761332"] Ok, so after some testing, it seems to work. Following some basic Windows 10 WOL set-up: https://winaero.com/blog/how-to-use-wake-on-lan-on-windows-10/ With a few exceptions: I turned the Secondary firewall off to avoid any port issues (you may want to test with that). &
but doesnt the mac address do just that? send it TO that exact adapter? neither teamviewer nor Wake-On-LAN(magic packet) allow you any configuration beyond the mac. Teamviewer not even that but i imagine it uses its own proprietary means. Either way, my ethernet adapter is lowest priority on all 3 machines set at 5. the problem lay elsewhere as evidenced by the fact that my secondary can wake my primary and my laptop (when i switch the primary/secondary
dont wanna spam the post with unhelpful information, but the crashing definitely revolves around copy/paste. just copied from notepad++ (elevated) again to a kvm'd laptop, wouldnt take. (to elevated cmd window again but i dont know that its relevant) moused over laptop multiplicity tray icon, poof.
ok, so doubtful its limited to KVM, as it just happened over seamless to my secondary desktop. copy and pasting from notepad++ (its running as admin if that would have any bearing) to a cmd window on the secondary. didnt work the first time, thought i might not have hit copy - re-tried with another copy and when i moved over, still wouldnt paste. then i knew :P
Well, ive went into my gateway (even though it should have no bearing) and disabled packet filtering, turned off its firewall. I have disabled windows firewall. I have disabled all non microsoft services. I have disabled all startup items. nothing is running but multiplicity. Wont wake the other pc's Normally id beginning thinking somethings busted with the sending of said packets and the current intel driver relative to my nic.&n
well, it just crashed on the laptop for the first time. (course to be fair i use it the least) its now happened on all 3 pc's, laptop isnt even on the same windows build and definitely doesnt have remotely close to the number of installed softwares as even the secondary desktop, let alone the primary. I was copying some images from my primary TO the laptop over KVM. I noticed I didnt have the paste option so i tried again. nothing. at that
Yea not really the scope of this post, but i did test the WoL vs firewall being disabled with no change. gonna do a clean boot today but now that it hasnt helped you, outside of maybe affecting WoL im less hopeful. As i did mention, it always seems to happen when copy and pasting. (just not every copy and paste) so im gonna try to find some pattern or similarity with the trigger/catch it exactly when it happens. Try to suss out some kind of pattern. <br