Connection issue - Desktop to 2 laptops

Published on March 20, 2008 By nitey In Multiplicity

All machines are running version 1.21 of Multiplicity Pro

Primary Desktop - Running Vista32 Ultimate with SP1

Right Laptop - Hp Pavilion - Running Vista32 Home Premium - all current updates but not SP1

Left Laptop - Everex Cloudbook - Running Media Center 2005 - all current updates with SP2

The Desktop and see and works fine with the HP Pavilion. No issues. The Desktop apparently sees the Cloudbook, but doesn't connect. Running troubleshooter on all 3 systems reports no problems. IP Addresses (all are on the same switch)

Desktop: 192.168.0.106

HP Pavilion: 192.168.0.107 running on port 30564

Cloudbook: 192.168.0.130 running on port 30564

When I run the troubleshooter on the Cloudbook I receive green checks for ports set correctly (default), Multiplicity DLL running and WinLogon dll has passed testing. I also receive notice that I have the same password, using port 30564 and using the same subnet. When I run the troubleshooter on the desktop the troubleshooter says that it can connect without problems. However, I can't seem to get my mouse over to the screen (and I've tried moving the cursor everywhere). When I take the cloudbook home, I can connect fine with my home desktop so Multiplicity seems to be working on the cloudbook. Any suggestions? Thanks!

Comments

nitey

on Mar 21, 2008

I have an addendum to this problem.

Now when I got home - my home desktop computer (which was working with the cloudbook) isn't working now. The home desktop sees the cloudbook, both systems indicate that they have connected. Neither troubleshooter reports any problems, but I can not move my mouse on to the cloudbook system no matter where I place it or move the mouse. It was working fine last night.

Not sure what is going on - I have not added anything new that I can remember to the cloudbook since last night.

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