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<blockquote data-quote="Ausdigital" data-source="post: 597355" data-attributes="member: 82641">Gixxer is right.&nbsp; you only need use the name chosen for the tv server on the same network for it connect.I would still like to see you reinstall it as advanced settings with Dedicated Master TV Server as the selection (it will still install the client to watch it on the server) and set up a manual ip address on your network... say 192.168.10.200Setup the streaming server to identify it under that ip address and use the name of the tv server in the 2nd seat client to connect given they are all on the same network.Perhaps one of the experts can explain why the client is picking up an external ip address for your client to connect to.&nbsp; using - <a href="http://ip-lookup.net/index.php" target="_blank">IP Address Lookup (IPv4 &amp; IPv6)</a> it comes up unregonised whereas your NIC is connecting to your ISP - Xtra.co.nzHow have you setup your network?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Ausdigital, post: 597355, member: 82641"] Gixxer is right. you only need use the name chosen for the tv server on the same network for it connect. I would still like to see you reinstall it as advanced settings with Dedicated Master TV Server as the selection (it will still install the client to watch it on the server) and set up a manual ip address on your network... say 192.168.10.200 Setup the streaming server to identify it under that ip address and use the name of the tv server in the 2nd seat client to connect given they are all on the same network. Perhaps one of the experts can explain why the client is picking up an external ip address for your client to connect to. using - [url=http://ip-lookup.net/index.php]IP Address Lookup (IPv4 & IPv6)[/url] it comes up unregonised whereas your NIC is connecting to your ISP - Xtra.co.nz How have you setup your network? [/QUOTE]

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