The client PC's IP addresses go in the bottom box, and use the same default port. I placed the Wideview server PC's IP address in the main upper box of the FSGRW network settings, and used the provided default port. I checked the top box in the Wideview Weather interface 'Do not update clients weather via Wideview' to disable the client weather interpolation through Wideview, and then set up FSGRW for multi PC's. He is very patient and a pleasure to speak with! The customer service that Bernd provided was second to none! He really went out of his way to get things working. He then issued Build #14 the next day with all the bugs ironed out. Bernd suggested that he call me, and set up a TeamViewer session so he could have a look at my setup to see what the problem was. I installed the new build, but I could not get it to connect. Build #12 was later released with this capability. He thought it was a good idea, and said he would look into it for a future update. I asked him if it were possible to have FSGRW handle multiple networked PC's. I sent the developer of FS Global Real Weather, Bernd Podhradsky an email, and described my dillema. I tried to set up multiple simconnect cfg's to do this, but could not get it to work with ASE, REX or FSGRW. There is a setting in Wideview 'Do not update clients weather via Wideview' that allows weather for the clients to bypass the Wideview server and be injected directly from the source. I had to continually force a manual weather update. When the Wideview weather page on the server was set to 'By Multiple Nearby Weather Stations' the stuttering was milder, but the weather would not update when the server updated. When the Wideview weather page on the server was set to 'By Weather Interpolation', the weather on the client PC's updated a minute or more at times after the server, and stuttered with cloud shifts every couple of minutes.

I also have the Wideview server PC only displaying gauges with no scenery views. These were all installed on a separate PC without FSX, networked to the Wideview setup. I tried running it with Active Sky Evolution, Real Environment Extreme and FS Global Real Weather. As soon as I tried to run it with any third party weather engine, the problems started. This is what Wideview was originally designed for. Wideview, in my experience, was smooth as long as I used FSX weather. I have ASE, REX, and OpusFSX, and all of them are great programs in their own right! But it was FS Global Real Weather that would make the difference for me. Third party Weather with Wideview has always been hit and miss for me performance wise.

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