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# Networking

All the devices running *Infinity Command* connect to each other over a network. One of the devices running the app will act as the Server, and all the others will join as clients.

So far, our development and testing has focused on **local wifi networks**. Playing *Infinity Command* over the internet may be possible, but it's not our main priority.

## Network Setup

In order for your Network Server to be reachable, you may need to **allow network traffic through your operating system's firewall**.  When you first [start the server](/infinity-command/getting-started/starting-a-server.md), your computer will likely display a pop-up dialog giving you this option.

It's possible (although much less likely) that you may also need to configure the firewall settings on your router. This isn't standard and varies depending on your network hardware. If you need help, feel free to [reach out to us on Discord](https://discord.gg/wmNhfUksJP).


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