Inernet Connection Sharing

Inernet Connection Sharing

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Name: abdul_zu
Date: October 18, 2007 at 15:11:11 Pacific
Subject: Inernet Connection Sharing
OS: XP
CPU/Ram: 2GB
Model/Manufacturer: ooo

Comment:

Dear friends,
I have PPTP connection time on my Windows XP and one of my clients are connected using switch to my PC. Now i need to make port forward to my client with range of 1024 - 65355 for RTP purpose.
I can see to add one by one in the setting of VPN which already shared and the port forward also working but i need to add these port range in one time because it is very deficult to add one by one.
Please suggest me how i can do this job in short time.
Thank You
Abdul

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Response Number 1

Name: paulsep
Date: October 19, 2007 at 02:35:22 Pacific
Subject: Inernet Connection Sharing

Reply: (edit)

For the PPTP, you only need to forward port 1723.
After that, the connected client pc is working just like a wired connected pc in your local network.
Paul

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