Remote Synchronization Using Third‐Party LAN Software
Matheus C. Carvalho · 2016
It can be frustrating to try to use the standard Windows setup tools for local area network (LAN) connection. This is because network setup is subject to many different configurations, and often there are restrictions on what a computer can achieve. These restrictions are commonly implemented by the IT personnel in an institution and cannot be overridden to comply with the local policy. Therefore, a third-party program is presented, which makes the task much easier. The author tried some different options and found that a very good program to connect computers via LAN is Bingo's Chat. Using the communication tabs, one can send messages to other computers. The log file for Bingo's Chat is a .htm file, and not a text file, as it was for Trillian. The size of the array changes every time a new instruction is given and stored in the log file.