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In our network I can access a computer that I have remote desktop setup on... But a company in Texas cannot access it via IP address.
I assume I need to call my ISP and get another static IP address, then assign that static IP address to a local static IP address that only the remote desktop computer has priveledges to.
How would I go about doing this? I already have the additional IP address now...
In fact we have 3 static IP's from our DSL company...
Our setup goes from DSL modem > Apple Time Capsule > Linksys Switch > Remote Desktop PC
Does anyone know how to get this to work so when I give the company in Texas my IP address, they can get into the remote desktop PC?
Thanks all! Hope someone can help me out.
Start here.
http://search.microsoft.com/Results...
If you can access this computer from outside of your lan then your side is OK.You don't need a static IP but it is a bit easier.
We also don't know if you have a vpn.
If not one side usually has to have upnp enabled on the router or you need to manually configure each side.
See also remote desktop web connection.
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Jefro, actually I cannot access the remote desktop outside of the office, say I go home, I cannot access it from my house by putting in the static IP address.
We do not use a VPN.
What would I need to manually configure on each side?
I will read the Microsoft link.
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So I'm curious, how would I set it up in Time Capsule?
Can you input the proper ports and info into the fields I would have to insert content into? I've tried 4-5 times, cant figure it out :-(...
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Oh wow, that depends on what router model you're using.
source port: 1024 to 65535
destination port: 3389
source ip address: any
destination ip address: the internal ip of the pc you want to connect toIf this dosn't help, post the exact router type.
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In your manual for the AirPort Networks 10.5 (or whatever), see chapter 3, starting at page 54.
Title: Directing Network Traffic to a specific Computer on Your Network (Port Mapping)The public UDP ports could be blank.
The public TCP ports are 1024 - 65535
The correct notation for a port range is not described, so you may choose one of the predefined services to see, how the correct notation is.
The private IP Address: IP of the pc you want to connect to.
Private UDP Ports: could also be blank.
Private TCP Ports: 3389
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