sen3d wrote:
Ok. So, as I suspected: I ordered WiFi Sticks and then:
created a Hotspot with my home WiFi router, didn't work.
Created an Hotspot with a Windows Phone, didn't work.
Created an Hotspot with a Android Phone, didn't work.
It means that root of the issue is on your OS/software configuration rather then network itself. There's something (anti-virus, firewall, proxy?) that doesn't allow
incoming TCP/IP connects on your computers.
sen3d wrote:
At the moment I'm not convinced that this is working outside your in-house setup.
Distributed Recording is used by at least hundreds of our users.
sen3d wrote:
I had a web-developer check my network setups and he couldn't find any dysfunction in my setup.
You can ask him to start any HTTP server on a random TCP/IP port on one of your computers. And then try to connect to it from another.
sen3d wrote:
Is there anything that can be done? Or was there only the "try WiFi" option?
Find out which software cuts TCP/IP traffic on your computers.