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Revision as of 00:57, 1 June 2024
It is possible to run Resonite sessions over a Local Area Network(LAN). This guide will tell you how to do this and also provide some tips and ideal scenarios where you might want to do this.
Suitable Scenarios
Running a LAN session is suitable for a number of scenarios:
- Conferences & Conventions
- Educational uses
- Research
Session Setup
To run a Resonite Session as a LAN only session, simply select this option when creating a session in the "Access Level" option.
When a session is created with this option selected it will only be accessible to users in the same LAN as the Session Host.
Network Setup
A simplified example LAN network setup is shown below.