Hi All,I have SB running on a second computer with WideFS and it works fine. However am I right in thinking I need to run AI Bridge on the 2nd computer as well in order to be able to see the other online aircraft on FS2002. I have the CSL aircraft loaded onto FS2002 and I could see other players when running SB from the FS computer (no 1).Rgds, John

No Need to read this anymore. I have solved the problem.I have added IPX protocol to the LAN and this immediately finds the multiplayer session on SB when you do the search.I now also run AI Bridge on the slave and the online traffic appears on the NAV display (PSS Airbus series & PIC 767 / 737 Dreamfleet).So the config is now complete as followsComputer 1 ( Master)HW - XP 1.8GHz , 256mb Ram, 64gb Nvidia GEforce 3, CH Stick & Pedals, 19" Monitior, ISDN Connection to Internet. 1 x 10/100mbit Ethernet CardSW - FS2002, WideFS and FSUIPC CSL Libraries in Aircraft Folder FS-SW Normally use PSS Airbus /Dash8 / PIC 767 / DF737 / F1 747/777 F1 Meridian, DC-9, Eurowings Pro. FS Scene for Europe.Computer 2 (Slave)HW - Win 98 PIII 128mb Ram 32gb Nvidia and 3dfx Cards, 17" MonitorUses Master PC for Internet Gateway. 1 x 10/100mbit Ethernet CardSW - FSWideclient SERVINFO FSMeteo Flight Deck Companion SB Host SB Main Program (Search on IPX for Multiplayer ) SIM Charts Viewer AI Bridge for enabling multiplayer aircraft to be viewed in TCASRgds, John

Hi John,Just noticed that you have Flight Deck Companion on your slave PC, I assume it works from there, would you just confirm that please?I currently run it on the server PC but it would be neat to move it over to the client (slave) PC.Cheers