Installing LogMeIn Hamachi As a Gateway For Alan Andreu Inc.

Step One

Creating a LogMeIn Hamachi Account Open a web browser and go to https://secure.logmein.com/products/hamachi2/ Click on Create an account
Fill in the information on the next screen with 1. 2. 3. 4. Your Email Address A Password for LogMeIn Hamachi Select United States for Country Select No for IT Support

Click on Continue

Step Two
Installing LogMeIn Hamachi2 Click on Start Adding Clients
Install LogMeIn Hamachi2 on this computer should be selected. If not select it and then click on Continue.
Click on Install LogMeIn Hamachi2
Once you select Install LogMeIn Hamachi2 in a few moments you will have a window open asking you if you want to Run or Don't Run. Select Run.
After a moment you will be given a Language Selection Box. English should be selected if not select it and click on Next.
Next you will get a LogMeIn Hamachi Splash screen. Just click on Next again
You will next see the Terms and Conditions of Use. Please read them carefully and then click I Agree.

Click Next again.

Next you will be asked to select the destination folder to install LogMeInHamachi2. The default folder will be fine but you can change it if you need to. Click on Install when you are ready.
LogMeIn Hamachi2 will now be installed onto your computer. When it is done select Finish to launch Hamachi2 and to exit from the installation wizard.

Step Three

Setting-up LogMeIn Hamachi2 LogMeIn Hamachi2 should now be running on your computer.
Click on the System and select Preferences.
In the Preferences window your e-mail address should be filled in next to "LogMeIn account". If not click on change and add it.
Click on OK to exit from the Preferences screen. Now go back to your web browser and click on Join Requests. You may or may not have an option to join your account to the Hamachi2 installation on your computer. If you do have one click on Accept and then Save.
Next click on All Clients and you should have one client listed.
Now click on Add Network and the next screen will allow you to add information for your Hamachi network.
Under Network name enter a unique name for your Hamachi network. You can leave the Network description blank. For Network type be sure to select Gateway. It will not be selected by default. Click Continue.
Next make sure Must be approved is selected for Join Requests. This will make your Hamachi network more secure. Also be sure to select A password is required to join this network and enter a password for your Hamachi network. For security purposes, this password should be different from your LogMeIn Hamachi password. This password will be required to connect to your Hamachi2 network.
Click on Continue to go to step 3. Now you will be able to select your computer as the gateway for this network. Select it and click Continue.
Click Finish on the next screen to finish the Add Network process.
Once you click on Finish LogMeIn Hamachi2 will automatically set your computer up. This may take a few minutes and your computer will go offline for a brief period of time.
Once LogMeIn Hamachi2 is finished setting up your network go back to your web browser. You should be at a Edit Network screen. Make note of your Network ID and make sure that your computer is selected as the Gateway.
Hamachi2 is now set-up and running on your computer. Next you will need to give us a call at 813-707-1713 and let us know your Network ID and your Network Password. Once we have this information we will send a join request to join your network. In your web browser click on Join Request. You will see our request to join, select Accept and save.
We are now set-up with LogMeIn Hamachi2 and will be able to help you with all of your Reynolds and ADP F&I needs.

LogMeIn Hamachi Getting Started Guide
If you havent already done so, you will need to download the LogMeIn Hamachi software from www.LogMeInHamachi.com/download. The installation process is straightforward. Once Setup has finished, Hamachi detects if you are running the program for the first time and runs a Quick Guide for new users to acquaint themselves with the program basics. By following this guide, you will be set up with a Hamachi address. Once Hamachi is installed, you will see its application files in c:\program files\hamachi and its configuration data in "c:\documents and settings\<user>\application data\hamachi".

Creating a Network

Using Hamachi begins with the creation of a network. You do this by selecting the Networks button and then the Create new network option.
In the Create new network dialog box, you will need to name your network and create a password. The network name should be unique in the Hamachi system and is limited to 64 characters in length. The password - or passphrase - should be something that only you know and is very hard to guess the security of your network is dependent on this passphrase. There is no limit on the length of the passphrase. Once you have done this, click Create and the network now appears in the UI.
Circulate the details of your new Hamachi network to anyone you wish to have as a member. By default, anyone in possession of these details can join your network. More advanced users might want more stringent control, such as manually approving new network members but this is beyond the scope of this guide.
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Joining a Network

The next step is to have other computers join your network. On a computer other than the one used to create the network, click on the Networks button. In the menu that appears, select Join existing network.
The Quick Guide gives you an example network to join; however, in the above example, the name and passphrase of another network: MyPrivateNetwork, have been entered. The next step is to select Join. The network then appears in your UI network field, showing that you have joined it.

Leaving a Network

Leaving a network created by someone else is done by right clicking on a network in the UI and selecting Leave network.

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Deleting Your Networks
If you wish to leave a network that you created, the situation is significantly different. In this case, you do not leave a network, but you destroy it. Be careful with this option, as it will completely sever all the connections between all other members of that network and the action is irreversible. It is done by right clicking on your network and selecting Delete network.
Once you confirm the action, the network will disappear from your UI and that of every other network peer.

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Example Usage Scenarios

Simple File Sharing

Part of this guide involves changing you Windows settings. Please ensure you have permission to do this with your network administrator if you have one. This will need to be done on every machine that you intend to share files with. 1. Enable Simple File Sharing. If you are using XP Professional you have this option. XP Home does not have this option. It is enabled by default. Select any folder, then select Tools > Folder Options > View, then in Advanced Settings scroll down to the Use Simple File Sharing option and check it. Alternatively, you can choose to enable your entire My Documents folder, but be aware that this allows all your network peers to see every document in this folder.

Make sure your Hamachi adapter is enabling File Sharing. Go to My Network Places then select View Network Connections. Right click on the Hamachi Network adapter icon, select Properties, then select the General tab page and check the File and Printer Sharing for Microsoft Networks option.
Hamachi has an option to disable system services required for file sharing see the screenshots from the setup or from the Preferences menu below:

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Do not check either of these boxes, otherwise File Sharing will be disabled.
If you are using a firewall other than the Windows Firewall, you will need to ensure that it allows Internet access for the Hamachi adapter. The example below is for Zone Alarm, but a similar process will need to be carried out for any third party firewall. If you are running the Windows Firewall service, go to My Network Places > View Network Connections. Right click on the Hamachi icon, then select Properties, and the Advanced tab page, then Windows firewall > Settings > Off.

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3. If you are using Zone Alarm, we advise these settings:
4. Set up a new network by following this series of commands:
Go to My Network Places > Set up a home or small office network Click Next, then Next Select Other, click Next, select This computer belongs to a network that does not have an internet connection Click Next, Give your computer a name, it doesn't matter what you choose Click Next, and enter a workgroup name. This must be the same on all PCs. We recommend "Hamachi" Click Next, select Turn on file sharing and keep clicking Next when prompted Finally, select Just finish the wizard and that completes the process.

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5. Make sure you have a shared folder. By default you have a shared folder, but if you somehow disabled it, go to My Computer, right click Shared Documents > Properties > Sharing, select Share this folder and name it if it isnt already named. Make any other settings using the dialog box, then select OK.
You now have a functioning file sharing network over Hamachi. Note: File sharing performance on cellular networks (EVDO, UMTS, etc) will suffer due to high latency.

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iTunes
Most people have iTunes and once you have both Hamachi and iTunes running on your machine, there are two easy steps to get them working together: Sharing your music: Open iTunes Click Edit>Preferences>Sharing Click the Share my music checkbox [Optional] You can share just selected playlists by checking the Share selected playlists radio button and checking the playlists you would like to share. You can change the name your listeners will see by changing Shared name. You can set a password by checking the Require password checkbox and by entering the password you want into the textbox. To be able to view shared music (this is usually on by default): Open iTunes Click Edit>Preferences>Sharing Click the Look for shared music checkbox Now your peers should be able to see your music in the left pane of iTunes (the Source pane). Shared music usually shows up after the music store, before playlists, with a blue icon to the left of the shared music. Click on the name of the shared music you would like to listen to, wait a few seconds for iTunes to load the shared music and, eureka, you're sharing music extremely easily. Streaming Digital Restrictions-Managed iTunes content will also work over Hamachi, but both the sender and the receiver must be authorized to play the content, counting against the current iTMS limit of 5.

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