Hi to all and just some questions

[LordEntrails]

I regularly (weekly) have both local (intranet) and remote (internet) connections to my games. You can do this both with LAN or Cloud brokered games.

When using cloud, everyone (even a second instance on the same computer) just joins with the GM name.
When using a LAN game, those local to you use your internal IP address. Those external to you need to use your external (public) facing IP address.

[Trenloe]

FG support and community STRONG recommendation: do not have your live FG data on any form of cloud-sync or active backup application. There has been many times over the years that FG support (both on these forums and outside) has had to help users who have had their FG data corrupted due to copying/backing up their live FG data via such solutions. As best you may be lucky for a period of time and not notice an issue, at worst you'll lose a lot of your data and hard work (prepping or running a game). Hence the strong recommendation made again and again on these forums - don't put your live FG data on such solutions - if you do so, you're doing so at your own risk.

[Weissrolf]

I agree with the "at worst part", but disagree with the "at best" part. No luck involved, just technology at work.

[Peregrino]

I regularly (weekly) have both local (intranet) and remote (internet) connections to my games. You can do this both with LAN or Cloud brokered games.

When using cloud, everyone (even a second instance on the same computer) just joins with the GM name.
When using a LAN game, those local to you use your internal IP address. Those external to you need to use your external (public) facing IP address.

Thank you so much.