I've just released a new version that supports the use over LAN, with no internet connection.

See if that inadvertantly fixes your issues Paul.

Let me know.

Hi Paul,
Let's have a look then.

What sim are you trying the auto switch with?
Are you using it with the FSX/P3D ticked or FSUIPC ticked?

What doesn't it seem to do?
And what makes you think it's not doing it?

Hi Paul, Firstly I would check that you both have the same settings. For example if one of you is in group mode and the other SCX, you probably wont see each other. **Group mode** Both do the following to test. 1. Select Join Group Server from the config screen. 2. On the main screen input roo.serve...

Thank you gentlemen, I have no doubt that you can connect local but the questions is, are you using Windows server 2012 as the O/S on the server? I'm afraid I'm not. I checked LAN connection from a Windows 10 OS to a Centos 7 OS. I only mentioned I was able to connect so that Peter knew that it was...

I can also confirm that 1.3.44 works over LAN on my setup, using an internal IP to connect to the hub.

Peter wrote:Hi Tinkerbell 691,

The map is provided by ATC Roo. I'm sure he'll be on to it.

Peter

I've been in work this morning.
It'll be fixed and back shortly.

Nice. Whilst you're tinkering... It's probably worth mentioning that the Euroscope option in the ATC section is now not needed. As an ATCO using the ESJFS ATC tool gets position updates from either the whazzup file which is now output, or directly from a sim. Its seems like you're having a tidy whic...

To me that sounds like the person who has created the session does not have the correct port open.

What happens if the other person creates the session?
or
What happens if both people click the global box?

How do you see each other now?

Good stuff.

Thanks Tony.