(The setup of netsend as well as netsend~ is easy to understand. You'll need the WAN-IP (and yours too of course) of the one you want to connect to and a port (port forwarding!) which PD can use to transfer whatever you want to be transferred.) |
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The setup of netsend as well as netsend~ is easy to understand. You'll need the WAN-IP (and yours too of course) of the one you want to connect to and a port (port forwarding!) which PD can use to transfer whatever you want to be transferred.
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