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I was working on syncronizer it can transfer file in LAN network, but i need to implement on WAN, and in WAN there are used to FTP kind of protocol..
In WAN we use static ip and for the connection of Two WAN static ip there is route so i m so confuse to how i work on it.
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Updated 13-Apr-12 4:29am
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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 12-Apr-12 3:19am    
Not really a question. What's the problem?
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sunil.shirke 12-Apr-12 3:27am    
i was working on syncronizer it can transfer file in LAN network, but i need to implement on WAN, and in WAN there are used to FTP kind of protocol..
In WAN we use static ip and for the connection of Two WAN static ip there is route so i m so confuse to how i work on it.....
MarqW 12-Apr-12 5:39am    
Copy/pasting the original query doesn't clarify things. If you're looking for an FTP library, I'd recommend jptros's
http://www.codeproject.com/Articles/10968/C-FTP-Client-Library

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I have a workaround: use a Virtual Network Software so that you can fix your ip addresses easily.We use TeamViewer. Set up the VPN Adapter (1 minute install) and you should be able to access another computer using their virtual IP or friendly name.

This is my suggestion, so that you don't have to rewrite your code. Otherwise, it really depends on the WAN settings along with the specific hardware involved.
 
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