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Ok, So If I want to run 2 wows of one pc and a 3rd of of a 2nd pc, the best way to go about linking the commands from one pc to the other would be? I will use keyclone on the pc useing multiple clients. As far as everything else goes I dont know where to start. I spent a few minits brousing the wiki and could not come up with something close enough to work for me.
You need:
3 accounts
2 keyclone licenses
Open keyclone on both machines. On your main machine enter the commands for your first two accounts (if you haven't done this or don't know how to read some FAQs and watch some videos) and the IP of your second machine. On the second machine enter the command name of your third account. It might look like this;
account1;account2;192.168.0.3 <--- main machine
account3 <--- machine 2
This is how I do it. When you click connect on keyclones your WoWs will all load up and you will be broadcasting keys over all three copies of WoW.
So I will not need a hardwire connection from 1 pc to the next?
They need to be networked together. How do you connect to the internet at the moment? Do you have a hub/router?Quote:
Originally Posted by 'DIllett7799',index.php?page=Thread&postID=197197# post197197
I run my internet though a wireless router, and both would be connected though there.
Ok, your wireless router probably assigns IPs to your two machines. You need to look at what the IP on your second machine is and enter it in KeyClone to allow KeyClone to connect to the second machine.Quote:
Originally Posted by 'DIllett7799',index.php?page=Thread&postID=197444# post197444
NOTE: If your IP is automatically assigned by the router then it might change when you shutdown/startup your machine depending on lease lengths etc. Might want to look into how to make that IP static.
Well My ip's are static, so where in keyclone do I enter the ip of the secound machine?
See the 2nd post in this thread by Coltimar.Quote:
Originally Posted by 'DIllett7799',index.php?page=Thread&postID=197743# post197743