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| 437138 | 2006-03-10 03:14:00 | ok i trying to get remote desktop... I have it worken on the computer inside the router.... but as soon as i get out it dose not work.... i hae it set so i use a name.dyndns.org:port/tsweb and that works inside net work allso but the name is linked to the IP to the Router.... i have it set in the router i have it set in the Virtual server were it has TCP/Port forsersds toe IP:port(same as the incoming) sent to the PC i want it to.... also i have the TCP/3389 forwerde to IP:3389.... but i still can on get loged on from out side the router... PLZ Help | Jihad (8403) | ||
| 437139 | 2006-03-10 20:35:00 | I guess you are using the Remote Desktop Connection program and the web to try and connect, I have this same problem, have you got the "allow users to connect remotely to this computer" enabled? Also with the web connection is the "Remote desktop web connection" installed it is under internet info services / WWW service? |
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| 437140 | 2006-03-10 20:58:00 | Another way to test if your port forwarding is working is by goint to www.canyouseeme.org and putting in 3389 as the port number. | CYaBro (73) | ||
| 437141 | 2006-03-14 10:06:00 | Try using Remote Desktop (not TSweb) from an XP PC outside your network. This only needs port 3389 open as you have got. If you can connect then you have the correct port open. You are using TSweb and this needs port 80 open, not 3389. If this still doesn't work open all ports and try. You should only need a port forward of either 80 or 3389. Also your PC inside your network must have a static IP address. If you use TSweb you should read up on using SSH (port 443). This introduces security measures. |
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