Can two computers connected through a cable, share keyboard by Multiplicity

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Hello.

Does Multiplicity 3 support sharing keyboard and mouse between two computers that are not on the same Wifi?

One is an external computer and the other is purely an internal computer, which can be connected with one cable.

Computer A can connect to the Internet normally, while Computer B can only be used in the intranet (company intranet, not allowed to connect to the Internet).
However, these two computers can connect to each other's network interfaces through a single cable.

If I connect two computers via a network cable, can I share the keyboard?

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Basj,
Stardock Community Assistant

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Hello.

Does Multiplicity 3 support sharing keyboard and mouse between two computers that are not on the same Wifi?

One is an external computer and the other is purely an internal computer, which can be connected with one cable.

Computer A can connect to the Internet normally, while Computer B can only be used in the intranet (company intranet, not allowed to connect to the Internet).
However, these two computers can connect to each other's network interfaces through a single cable.

If I connect two computers via a network cable, can I share the keyboard?

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As long as the Primary and Computer B are on a shared \ same IP subnet, it will work.

Sean Drohan
Stardock Product Lifecycle Manager 

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