Hi there
We have a customer whose kids play Terraria on their iPads at home. Both iPads connected on the local WiFi - network is a high performance Cisco Meraki setup.
We are unable to host a Multiplayer game on one iPad and 'join' that game from the other iPad - or vice versa. We did have some success manually adding a server through the online multiplayer server option and manually entering the LAN IP address of the iPad hosting the game - but that would only work from one iPad - not the the other way round.
That solution worked for a few months - but has now stopped working - with no settings changed - and we now can't get either iPad to connect to either iPad in any combination.
Any thoughts or advice appreciated - I've manually allowed traffic between the 2 iPads in the firewall on port 7777 am am really at an impasse with this.
Thanks in advance...!
We have a customer whose kids play Terraria on their iPads at home. Both iPads connected on the local WiFi - network is a high performance Cisco Meraki setup.
We are unable to host a Multiplayer game on one iPad and 'join' that game from the other iPad - or vice versa. We did have some success manually adding a server through the online multiplayer server option and manually entering the LAN IP address of the iPad hosting the game - but that would only work from one iPad - not the the other way round.
That solution worked for a few months - but has now stopped working - with no settings changed - and we now can't get either iPad to connect to either iPad in any combination.
Any thoughts or advice appreciated - I've manually allowed traffic between the 2 iPads in the firewall on port 7777 am am really at an impasse with this.
Thanks in advance...!