This discovery technique uses TCP port 443 to communicate with the server and UDP port 59868 to listen for pings from peers. To accomplish this, Flow uses a few different techniques depending on your network configuration:įor computers on the same subnet that can ping each other using UDP broadcasts, Flow uses a fixed UDP port (59867) to listen for and discover other peers.įor those computers that are behind routers or firewalls, Flow uses a Logitech cloud service to assist with peer discovery. Note: Logitech Flow uses the network to link multiple (up to three) computers and allow them to share a mouse and keyboard. Step 5: Make sure that you have enabled Logitech Flow on all computers. Step 4: Make sure that you have working internet connection. Step 3: Make sure that Logitech Options communication channel is not blocked by any firewall or antivirus application. Step 2: Make sure that your computers are connected to the same network. Step 1: Make sure your mouse shows up on Logitech Options on all computers. Follow the steps below to start using Logitech Flow: Logitech Flow relies on your network for its initial configuration and regular use. Logitech Options software installed on both the computers. Logitech Flow requires computers that can connect to each other over a -local network.
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