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Yesterday, I posted a question on some tips doing this Remote Client-Server Application in C#. So now, our group was able to create one. The problem is, we cannot think of ways on how we can test it since we are currently on different locations for our weekend break.
If anyone of you has any idea on how we can test it, please give us some hints.
Since you have both client and server programs, you can simply run them both on same PC and test them just like they would be on different machines. (use “localhost” or “127.0.0.1” as IP address of server)
It’s enough to test program algorithm, and once it work on same PC, it should actually work on any two machines over internet/LAN.
Of course you should understand how networking actually works. Whoever you are connecting, must be visible to you. If you are going to connect via internet, server’s IP address might not be enough. Something like http://www.showmyipaddress.com/ might show ISP’s front, “white” address. And user, who run the server might have “grey” IP address, behind a NAT. So if you are going to use something like showmyipaddress.com , check your real IP address by typing “ipconfig -all” in windows command line. If ipconfig shows same IP, there are high chances it will work over internet (just check your firewall).