Is it possible to access the Steam In-Home Steaming functionality remotely? Is this something a VPN is used for?
I'm sure it's possible, but I think you're making it too complicated.
For example, at my house I have my big machine hooked up via ethernet cable to the router, and I occasionally use in-home streaming on my laptop, which is on the house's wireless network. It works pretty well.
The way you describe it, I think your best bet would be to set up something like remote desktop on your primary Steam machine, connect to remote desktop, and play the games that way without using in-home streaming.
Is it possible to access the Steam In-Home Steaming functionality remotely? Is this something a VPN is used for?
I'm sure it's possible, but I think you're making it too complicated.
For example, at my house I have my big machine hooked up via ethernet cable to the router, and I occasionally use in-home streaming on my laptop, which is on the house's wireless network. It works pretty well.
The way you describe it, I think your best bet would be to set up something like remote desktop on your primary Steam machine, connect to remote desktop, and play the games that way without using in-home streaming.
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I'm sure it's possible, but I think you're making it too complicated.
For example, at my house I have my big machine hooked up via ethernet cable to the router, and I occasionally use in-home streaming on my laptop, which is on the house's wireless network. It works pretty well.
The way you describe it, I think your best bet would be to set up something like remote desktop on your primary Steam machine, connect to remote desktop, and play the games that way without using in-home streaming.
Wow, this works great, thanks.
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