SetiQ question

[Wolfie]

I know it has probly been asked before, but this new client is weird...

When I setup setiq on the computer that is connected to the internet, Under settings/Queue server under the ip settings. What do I enter under ip address/ subnetmask? Is it my local ip address that the queue is installed on or a different one?

Also, I am guessing to get wu from an internet proxy you must set the connection type to winnet proxy Type seti.teamanandtech.com into the proxy server address and enter the Port #.

Now on the other computer that you want to access your local queue, with seti driver, under Proxy server HOST=IP of local lan machine with the queue and port # and it should get it's wu from the local lan queue I stated above?

I hope I didn't make this too complicated... I just got myself a couple machines for almost nothing and I want to boost my seti output a little. 😀

Thanks...

And if you have any questions I will try my best to answer them...

Wolfie

[edit]Well, it was my own fault in this one. Didn't set the seti driver on the other machine to get wu. It must be because I have been up for almost 20 hours. 😀[/exit]

 

[BGod]

Wolfie, Under Settings/Queue IP settings - the local machine's IP address, the subnet mask you're running on your network and the port number you want it to listen to.

I'm using WinSock Direct on the connection type and report straight to Berkley.

You'd point your internal machines at the IP address and port you set up for your Seti-Q.

Get some sleep silly! 😛

 

[Wolfie]

Thanks Bgod. This Seti Q thing is new to me. It seems to be working but I guess I won't realy know until I get some more WU done. 😀

Wolfie