Krakhan- I'm using a Link DI-524 router, and even when I tried to set up the appropriate port forwarding the act as the Kaillera server, I can see connections coming in, but they never get accepted. Once I put my computer in the Demilitarized Zone (i.e. out in the wild ferocious internet), I was able to get people to join without any problems. Make sure in the config file you set public=0 if you don't want random people joining your server and making random games and other crazy things.
Casao- Both players need SNES9k and
Hamachi installed. One of you(you, for this) needs the Kaillera
server installed. Turn off Public and AllowWebAccess like above in
Kaillera and run it.
Create and join a network in Hamachi.
Click on the second icon from the right, name it, and maybe password
it. Give this info to your buddy, and watch him join.
Start up
SNES9k and click Netplay>Options. Change the "Ask server to
pause when [] frames behind" option. I had it set to 30 and it
was basically perfect. Then, click File>Play Kaillera Game(or
whatever the menu choice is, it's similar). Note that any roms need
to be named the same and be unzipped.
Have your buddy type in
your Hamachi ip(it'll be on the buddy list) to his client and join. I
find it's best to use 127.0.0.1 when hosting, my Hamachi ip didn't
seem to work for me.
You're in the game. Have fun. Save often
to avoid desyncs. You can also use private Vent servers(the demo
server works perfectly fine for this), and anything else you want.
Hamachi's an incredible program for gaming in general. I find running
Vent with a PTT hotkey on my R2 button to be perfect for the game.