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Originally Posted by nfs_fan
So what should I start at first? The start-http-xmpp.bat ? or the start-udp.bat?
And after that I start "Launch soapbox.exe" ?
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I don't Know if it matters but I start:
1) start-http-xmpp.bat
2) start-udp.bat
Instead of editing "Launch soapbox.exe" you can easily create (in the PC that is hosting) a new shortcut to nfsw.exe like I wrote in my first post, with the parameters:
US

a 1
Then on the other PC (LAN connected) you create another shortcut to the nfsw.exe on that PC, with the parameters:
US

a 2
where HOST-IP is the same IP that you inserted in the xmpp Server .bat file.