[Wibbles]

Does anyone has a solution if there is an "ping" issue?
I establish the connection between 2 PC/Laptop....if I try to ping...via TEST PING button I get always a "request timed out" failure (at this moment the car is not connected)

Host: win10
Client Win11

I tried to disable ipv6....

Any ideas?

Which VPN service are you using?

You need to have the firewall down at the client end.

[NeRkO20]

Does anyone has a solution if there is an "ping" issue?
I establish the connection between 2 PC/Laptop....if I try to ping...via TEST PING button I get always a "request timed out" failure (at this moment the car is not connected)

Host: win10
Client Win11

I tried to disable ipv6....

Any ideas?

Which VPN service are you using?

You need to have the firewall down at the client end.

TeamViewer latest version. I've tried also to shutdown on both sides Antivirus and Firewalls...

[atiwok]

stop wasting time using teamviewer vpn, use classic hamachi without any problem

[NeRkO20]

stop wasting time using teamviewer vpn, use classic hamachi without any problem

Is hamachi as simple as TeamViewer or are some configuration steps needed? 
I'll Google for this software, never used/heard before

[atiwok]

use this tutorial from forum, unfortunately i do not remember who created this pdf, but it's downloaded from CT

hamachi was very popular to play LAN games not being in one LAN, i used to use it a lot

[claw]

use this tutorial from forum, unfortunately i do not remember who created this pdf, but it's downloaded from CT

hamachi was very popular to play LAN games not being in one LAN, i used to use it a lot

It's from member BMWCODER75.


You can also use anydesk, with TCP tunneling. No need for extra software.

[NeRkO20]

use this tutorial from forum, unfortunately i do not remember who created this pdf, but it's downloaded from CT

hamachi was very popular to play LAN games not being in one LAN, i used to use it a lot

It's from member BMWCODER75.


You can also use anydesk, with TCP tunneling. No need for extra software.

I looked in Anydesk....but the "tunneling" is confusing me with "localhost" and "port"

How to set it up?

Just choose a port and that´s it?

I could also make my own VPN via my synology, but therefore I need on every client to install an extra software...

In teamviewer the "one-klick" solution was much easier and user friendly....

[claw]

use this tutorial from forum, unfortunately i do not remember who created this pdf, but it's downloaded from CT

hamachi was very popular to play LAN games not being in one LAN, i used to use it a lot

It's from member BMWCODER75.


You can also use anydesk, with TCP tunneling. No need for extra software.

I looked in Anydesk....but the "tunneling" is confusing me with "localhost" and "port"

How to set it up?

Just choose a port and that´s it?

I could also make my own VPN via my synology, but therefore I need on every client to install an extra software...

In teamviewer the "one-klick" solution was much easier and user friendly....

Personally, i use the same port for local and remote, 6801.
I can connect e-sys, ista, ediabas with localhost.

You need to accept tunnels on remote host.

[NeRkO20]

For some unknown reason the TeamViewer - VPN works again

[boyabdo]

For some unknown reason the TeamViewer - VPN works again

can you help me how connect via team viwer vpn