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| | Remote Connection, VNC? VPN? HELP! Goal: I would like to be able to connect remotely to a remote PC. I would like to use UltraVNC's add-on that you can create an EXE file so they (remote computer) just need to open the EXE, and double click to make a connection. Equipement/Software: - Vista Home Premium - Linksys WRTG-54 router - VNC Server - IP address provided by DynDNS - Using the Windows Firewall Steps Taken: I must advise that I'm not the smartest when it comes to networks. I'm able to connect through a local computer with VNC, now I just need to figure out how to make a connection externally. I've added port 5500 associated with my private IP address through my router. Made sure port 5500 wasn't blocked by Windows firewall. I've set up the DMZ to my IP address (private). Now when I go on another computer on my LAN, using XP-Home, try to connect to the ip address provided by DynDNS, it just times out and doesn't make a connection. I'm able to make a connection trying to connect using the IP address provided by the router. I've even gave up and tried VPN, doesn't work either, I just need some help, I know I'm doing something wrong, but what? I need some feedback. Mike |
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| | Re: Remote Connection, VNC? VPN? HELP! Are you use your PC internal IP address hasn't changed? --- Jeffrey Randow jeffreycentex@xxxxxx Windows Networking MVP 2001-2006 http://www.networkblog.net On Sun, 21 Oct 2007 16:35:55 -0700, mikeleblanc19@xxxxxx wrote: Quote: >Goal: >I would like to be able to connect remotely to a remote PC. I would >like to use UltraVNC's add-on that you can create an EXE file so they >(remote computer) just need to open the EXE, and double click to make >a connection. > > >Equipement/Software: >- Vista Home Premium >- Linksys WRTG-54 router >- VNC Server >- IP address provided by DynDNS >- Using the Windows Firewall > > >Steps Taken: >I must advise that I'm not the smartest when it comes to networks. I'm >able to connect through a local computer with VNC, now I just need to >figure out how to make a connection externally. I've added port 5500 >associated with my private IP address through my router. Made sure >port 5500 wasn't blocked by Windows firewall. I've set up the DMZ to >my IP address (private). Now when I go on another computer on my LAN, >using XP-Home, try to connect to the ip address provided by DynDNS, it >just times out and doesn't make a connection. I'm able to make a >connection trying to connect using the IP address provided by the >router. I've even gave up and tried VPN, doesn't work either, I just >need some help, I know I'm doing something wrong, but what? I need >some feedback. > > > >Mike |
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