Connect to different PC's on LAN

[Guest]

Hi:
I have a LAN in my office with shared Internet connection through a router.
I want to acces 2 different WinXP Pro PC's with web remote desktop with only
one public IP.
I redirected the port 80 to my 192.168.1.x pc and i can access it without
problem, if i redirect to 192.168.1.y i can access it too.
When i'm on internal lan i can see both tsweb pages by writing
192.168.1.x/tsweb or 192.168.1.y/tsweb and access any of the pc's but from
Internet i can't.
I know i can't access both if sharing the same port, so what i want to do is
to change the port of tsweb page from the y comp so i can access it
independantly, i mean, if i write"http://public_ip/tsweb" from home i can see
the web remote desktop page from pc x and access it by pressing connect, but
if in server field i write 192.168.1.y it can't connect so what should i do
to access both independantly?
I changed port of pc y tsweb page to 81, but if i write "public_ip:81/tsweb"
shows nothing.
What can i do? is there a way to connect to 2 different pc's within a lan
from the Internet?

Thanks

 

[Sooner Al]

Look at this thread for help with this issue...including the comment by Bill Sanderson, MS-MVP...

http://groups.google.com/groups?hl=...km=#[email protected]#link3

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[Bill Sanderson]

What's really needed here is Jeffrey's revised default.htm, which I've found
some pointers to, but not the one which shows how to do it with a couple
different machines.

 

[Sooner Al]

Its in the thread chain if you burrow down far enough... With that said, here is the link...

http://www.remotenetworktechnology.com/LinkClick.aspx?link=revised_rdwc.zip&mid=365

This replaces the default.htm file on the IIS server. I recommend saving off the original file just
in case you want to fall back to it...

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