Major Problems Getting Keyclone to Run Two Machines

[EnderWiggin47]

I've been enjoying multiboxing a lot with help from keyclone on one machine. But naturally 5 instances of wow slow the machine down quite a lot for high stress areas. So I tried to switch to two machines today.

I bought a second license; copied over the necessary game directories; and entered the Main computer's IP info into the secondary computer. I made sure to run as admin and also open ports. When I enter the IP info, it shows the connection briefly with a light blue highlight and pings a few times, then makes the noise it makes (a loud bing noise) when closing and closes. I never see evidence on the first computer that it has recognized the second computer. I have tried to search lots of keywords on the forums but can't seem to find other people having this issue. What am I doing wrong?

[Eroa]

dont go by the IP on you computor, look in the keyclone screen to see what you should enter as connection ID

might be wrong, was a couple of months ago I did something like this, but thats how I remember it anyhow

[keyclone]

the other issue can be a lack of network path between the two machines. this can happen if you have a software firewall blocking incoming traffic or your machines are on different sub nets without proper routing.

to check whether or not your machines are on different subnets, look at the ip address on each keyclone titlebar. if the first 3 numbers don't match (ie: 192.168.0.X != 192.168.3.Y) then you have different subnets. this can happen if you have multiple routers on your LAN.

if that is not the problem, then the odds are your software firewall is blocking. look to open the keyclone port. you could do a manual STUN by clicking connect on both machines at the same time connecting to each other (odds are low you need to do this these days)... tricking the routing tables into thinking a response is coming in from the outgoing request.

of course, this all pre-supposes your have a valid license on each machine.