Hi char1226, glad to help. The network.json file can not be the same that I provided in the example. The hostnames should be the ones for your computers, and should be resolvable.
If your nodes are called "alice.yournet.net" and "bob.yournet.net", the file should look like:
{
"default": {
...(de content for the default network)...
},
"newnet": {
"nodes": {
"Alice": {
"app_socket": [
"alice.yournet.net ",
8000
],
"cqc_socket": [
"alice.yournet.net ",
8001
],
"vnode_socket": [
"alice.yournet.net ",
8002
]
},
"Bob": {
"app_socket": [
9000
],
"cqc_socket": [
9001
],
"vnode_socket": [
9002
]
}
},
"topology": null
}
The two computers have to have the same network.json file. As said before, you should be able to DNS resolve one computer name from the other. For example you should be able to ping bob.yournet.net from alice.yournet.net successfully. Of course no firewall or the like should be bloking the ports defined in the network.json file.
On the contact: you can mail me to fim2905@hotmail.com
In addition you can contact the maintainers of the code in github: https://github.com/SoftwareQuTech/SimulaQron
