parkhays
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« on: December 19, 2008, 05:35:38 AM » |
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I and my peers recently upgraded to the latest version (1.4.0.1). I run Vista on one machine and Mac OS 10.5? (Leopard) on the other, and my remote peer runs Win XP. I am behind a router (a LinkSys WiFi router connected to a Comcast cable ISP). Presumably that means I'm in a NAT domain and JXTA is using the Collanos (edge2?) relay server.
I show in my status bar: "0 B in, 2.31 MB out", and have shown this for two or three days. The outbound value varies from about 2.27 to about 2.32, but never seems to change much more than that.
I can sync very quickly and without trouble on my LAN, at least according to one quick test. However, I appear to be totally unable to sync with my remote peer.
I get, at least sometimes, invitations to new workspaces on one or both of the local computers, but so far (after several days of waiting) they don't appear to ever be created.
Question 1: Are the relay servers overloaded or something?
Question 2: Is there any alternative to using the relay servers, for example by port forwarding the LinkSys router to one of the LAN machines?
Question 3: What does the traffic status actually mean? Is "out" the amount that has been sent, the amount queued to be sent, the rate, or what?
Question 4: Is there any way to tell what has been synchronized to who (or what is pending synchronization)? If not, consider that a feature request!
Thank you for any insight. I like Collanos, but it sure has been frustrating lately.
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