Creating a TCP/IP connection on already-networked computers
John Salerno
johnjsal at gmailNOSPAM.com
Sat Jun 14 22:59:04 EDT 2008
More information about the Python-list mailing list
Sat Jun 14 22:59:04 EDT 2008
- Previous message (by thread): Creating a TCP/IP connection on already-networked computers
- Next message (by thread): Creating a TCP/IP connection on already-networked computers
- Messages sorted by: [ date ] [ thread ] [ subject ] [ author ]
Grant Edwards wrote: > "home network" is pretty much a meaningless term, so you can > use it however you want. My guess is that all the "wizard" did > was set up file and print sharing between two computers that > were already on the same network and could already talk to each > other. Yes, you're right. AFAIK, that was the only effect of what I did. > IOW, if both computers were able to access the internet > via a single cable modem before you ran the wizard, then it's > quite likely they could have communicated with each other as > well (using the two python programs or any other network aware > applications). So in the case of me trying this with a friend who lives far away, how would these two scripts work if we wouldn't be on the same connection?
- Previous message (by thread): Creating a TCP/IP connection on already-networked computers
- Next message (by thread): Creating a TCP/IP connection on already-networked computers
- Messages sorted by: [ date ] [ thread ] [ subject ] [ author ]
More information about the Python-list mailing list