running gnutella on a private network
 

so i have a private network that doesn't have access to the internet, but is connected to satellite offices in other cities via a PWAN (personal wan).

so my setup is like this:
office 1 connected to office 2 and 3 via a pwan with no firewall or restrictions between them.

each individual office can operate locally and see all of the connected clients in the local office, meaning everyone in office 1 can connect to eachother fine, but everyone is office 2 and 3 can't see 1.

So theoretically i shouldn't have any problems connecting all the offices right? does anyone know why i can't talk to the other offices? they're all in the same ip range and i can ping computers in the other offices, but my gnutella clients can't talk to each other! sad.

the ips are all very similar, like they were in a local network. maybe acquisition can't see anything past the second octet? :confused:

lets say office 1 is - 192.168.5.x
office 2 is - 192.168.6.x
and office 3 is - 192.168.7.X

hmm no one? is this too easy or too hard?