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It was going so well...
I've been able to setup VPN.
I've been able to setup Remote Desktop Connections
I've been (at one location) able to 'tunnel' the RDC thru the VPN.
BUT another SITE is giving me fits. I can VPN and get connected.
I can Remote Desktop Connect and have full control over the desktop
behind the Netgear RP614v2 -
With VPN, I've port forwarded to the defualt PORT (1723, although in
the Netgear it is a preconfigured PPTP setting - but it works as VPN
and I connect VPN from the remote computer instantly.
UNLIKE the other setup, I CANNOT gain remote control over the desktop
thru the VPN. I can get RDC to work by just bypassing VPN and opening
the default port (but I will be RDC to three others and I wanted to
just come thru the ONE PIPE, VPN_)...
Perhaps I don't understand the TWO in combo (and it was just dumb
luck that got the first one running at a different location)...
I've followed the VPN client and server setup and it works.
I've setup the 'server' (in the VPN chain) to "AlLOW REMOTE DESKTOP
CONTROL" and used a single USER (who, BTW, is the same NAMED user
and SAME given P/W as the user at the "client" end of the VPN tunnel)
The Remote Desktop Connection efforts are just not connecting.
I have entered several different IP addresses (in an attempt to
see if ANYTHING will connect)...
I initially used ONE of the ASSIGNED IP addresses that I name in
the 'server side' setup for VPN - they are the same class exactly
as the 'server' side LAN and, being private, the same CLASS SCHEME
as the DHCP assigned 'client' IP address (provided by that end's
ISP setup of that Modem/router - it is using DHCP and only three
IPs are leased out). All thru the VPN, no VPN? Works nicely thru 3389.
I could not connect. So tried the IP address of the "server" PC as
it IS given in that LOCAL LAN - no go.
I tried the OTHER (called the Client IP) address provided in the
VPN server setup, no go.
I did even try the IP address (static) of the WAN side of the
MODEM/Router (I know, I know) and it wouldn't go.
Any help is GREATLY appreciated..
Thanks.
I've been able to setup VPN.
I've been able to setup Remote Desktop Connections
I've been (at one location) able to 'tunnel' the RDC thru the VPN.
BUT another SITE is giving me fits. I can VPN and get connected.
I can Remote Desktop Connect and have full control over the desktop
behind the Netgear RP614v2 -
With VPN, I've port forwarded to the defualt PORT (1723, although in
the Netgear it is a preconfigured PPTP setting - but it works as VPN
and I connect VPN from the remote computer instantly.
UNLIKE the other setup, I CANNOT gain remote control over the desktop
thru the VPN. I can get RDC to work by just bypassing VPN and opening
the default port (but I will be RDC to three others and I wanted to
just come thru the ONE PIPE, VPN_)...
Perhaps I don't understand the TWO in combo (and it was just dumb
luck that got the first one running at a different location)...
I've followed the VPN client and server setup and it works.
I've setup the 'server' (in the VPN chain) to "AlLOW REMOTE DESKTOP
CONTROL" and used a single USER (who, BTW, is the same NAMED user
and SAME given P/W as the user at the "client" end of the VPN tunnel)
The Remote Desktop Connection efforts are just not connecting.
I have entered several different IP addresses (in an attempt to
see if ANYTHING will connect)...
I initially used ONE of the ASSIGNED IP addresses that I name in
the 'server side' setup for VPN - they are the same class exactly
as the 'server' side LAN and, being private, the same CLASS SCHEME
as the DHCP assigned 'client' IP address (provided by that end's
ISP setup of that Modem/router - it is using DHCP and only three
IPs are leased out). All thru the VPN, no VPN? Works nicely thru 3389.
I could not connect. So tried the IP address of the "server" PC as
it IS given in that LOCAL LAN - no go.
I tried the OTHER (called the Client IP) address provided in the
VPN server setup, no go.
I did even try the IP address (static) of the WAN side of the
MODEM/Router (I know, I know) and it wouldn't go.
Any help is GREATLY appreciated..
Thanks.