Re: P2P API. Error grouping id's.

From: Igor_RU (anonymous_at_discussions.microsoft.com)
Date: 04/24/04

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    Yes. I have no direct internet connection available and all machines in same subnet behind the same router.
    In creatind cloud i can not use "Global_" cloude and i have no default clouds, thus i must use LinkLocal.
    In joining cloude in should use invitation - XML where i have the name of cloude of group. Thus, when i create
    group on 1'st machine, how can i join this group from 2'd machine using invitation?
    Or o neet to set existing cloud name (on 2'd machine) in invitation?
         
         ----- Geogy Samuel [MSFT] wrote: -----
         
         The problem is that your machines do not have a global IPv6 address. One
         option is to try to enumerate the clouds on the 2nd/3rd machine and use the
         LinkLocal cloud from that enumeration to join the group. This will work only
         if all the 3 machines are behind the same router.
         
         Please let us know if that works.
         
         Geogy
         
         
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         This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no rights.
         
         "Igor_RU" <igor@crystall.tl.ru> wrote in message
         news:930FD734-E52C-49CB-B387-70156499EAA8@microsoft.com...
    > I'm using P2P SDK for XP. The problem is in grouping several identities in
    > group. I create 3 id's on different computers in LAN and try to join them
    > into one group.
    > First Id create group, 2'd and 3'd join group. In function PeerGroupCreate
    > i must use field pwzCloud. On 1'st computer i have
    > LinkLocal_{E54C850C-CDB9-47CF-85AD-0E15DA60C73C} cloud. When 2'd Id try to
    > join this group, it have error - unknow cloud, because i have no this
    > cloud on 2'd and 3'd computer. This mean, that i can not join group from
    > different comp? ?!?!?! I can not use pwzCloud = NULL, because have an
    > error - unknow cloud.
    >> More over. If i try to join 2'd Id in same group on same computer,
    > everything well except one thing. When i try to get info about group
    > (number of members, ...) a have always 1 - one member?!?!?! And status of
    > group for 2'd Id - 0 (unknown), for 1'st - well (listening). And i have no
    > events from group.
    >> May be somebody can help me
         


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