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Kirstin Frosheiser
Hi everyone (Al especially),
You said this to me before...
Call your home PC using the public IP of the PC or if your
behind a firewall/NAT/router the public
IP of that device. Forward TCP Port 3389 through the
firewall/NAT/router to the home PCs LAN IP
address. Note that if your at work and trying to connect
to home its possible your work system
administrators may have blocked TCP Port 3389 outbound.
I'm still waiting to hear from our network people, but can
you point me in a direction that tells me HOW to do this--
to forward TCP port 3389 through the firewall/NAT/router
of the home PC's LAN IP address? And when you say IP
address, you're not referring to the simple names we've
used, but an actual address...i.e. 185.99.0.2 (totally not
accurate, but I mean numbers, instead of the name we gave
the computer)?
I do know the public address of the router...I'm just
feeling rather confused. I don't know how one does this
everyday.
You said this to me before...
Call your home PC using the public IP of the PC or if your
behind a firewall/NAT/router the public
IP of that device. Forward TCP Port 3389 through the
firewall/NAT/router to the home PCs LAN IP
address. Note that if your at work and trying to connect
to home its possible your work system
administrators may have blocked TCP Port 3389 outbound.
I'm still waiting to hear from our network people, but can
you point me in a direction that tells me HOW to do this--
to forward TCP port 3389 through the firewall/NAT/router
of the home PC's LAN IP address? And when you say IP
address, you're not referring to the simple names we've
used, but an actual address...i.e. 185.99.0.2 (totally not
accurate, but I mean numbers, instead of the name we gave
the computer)?
I do know the public address of the router...I'm just
feeling rather confused. I don't know how one does this
everyday.