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[quote who="klepp0906" reply="21" id="3771824"] the problem lay elsewhere [/quote] I believe that your problem is different than mine and flyingbuttmonkey's. Good luck!

[quote who="Neil Banfield" reply="13" id="3771626"] Multiplicity will send one magic packet and the adapter chosen will be whatever the OS decides is the right one. Clearly in some situations this isn't producing the right adapter probably because unlike other packets there is no IP address to guide it so it will no doubt be the default adapter. It is possible in Windows to order interfaces by priority so if everything is on the same network you should be able to us

Yeehaw! I found the problem with Multiplicity. :) Apparently, if you have multiple network adapters installed (even virtual ones like a VPN or for VMWare/VBox), the adapter that is pinged with a magic packet may not be the correct one! This does NOT affect the Seamless or KVM control code, because once the Secondary Computers are awake, they can be Connected To or controlled just fine, with no problems. However, they still can't be sent a magic

I have the same issue. Wake on Lan works just fine using WakeMeOnLan application, but doesn't work with Multiplicity Pro KVM. Neither the direct seamless "Send Wake-on-lan message" nor Connect through the "which computer would you like to control?" window wakes anything up anymore. They are all connected via wired Ethernet. And once the machines are awake, I can control them just fine with Multiplicity (seamless as well as remote). Note that the WakeMeOnLan d

Another bug from the April update appears to be that if the secondary computer has "Enable Fake Pointer support.." on, the Primary connects to a black screen. Sometimes a tap of the keyboard will bring it up. Sometimes waiting a second or two. Sometimes disconnecting and then reconnecting does the trick. Sometime nothing at all works except manually striking the keyboard on the secondary. Turning this setting off seems to completely fix the problem.

Windows 10 shows the name of the Multiplicity window on the Taskbar, but when I use Multiplicity to connect to many machines (as a KVM pro user I do!) each instance only shows the "Multiplicity ..." portion of the name. When you hover over it, you don't see the full name and the name isn't in the thumbnail either, of course. So, a simple way to make these more useful when controlling multiple machines would be to just change the window title from: Multiplicity 3 - ITCHY<

[quote who="Gargabee" reply="3" id="3464295"]You should have received an email offering 20% off. If you did not, I have sent the coupon to the email address associated with your forum account here.[/quote] Ah, thank you. I have gotten it. The email I got previously mentioned only "thanks for beta testing" so it wasn't clear if there was a separate offer for previous owners, etc. Thanks again for following up.

[quote who="Gargabee" reply="1" id="3457285"]Upgrade options are not known right now but previous owners will be notified of the details upon release of MP3.[/quote] I've only seen upgrade pricing (via email) for those that beta tested v3. Any word yet on upgrade pricing for previous owners of 1/2/Pro?

The coupon code I saw today was 20% off just for beta testing, which is a nice thank you from the team. :) I haven't gotten one for being a previous owner of Multiplicity 1/2/Pro yet, so hopefully there will be better discounts for existing owners coming soon.