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Guest

hey mate:thanks again for the valuable infromation.i printed it out and did
the following.
opened the router and set-up disabled block wan request-----port forwarding
3389 and ip address---went to desktop run cmd ipconfig/all wrote down
ip,subnet,gateway,dns servers( from optonline gave me 2 these)----went to
internet protol put in the assorted numbers.i was able to send/receive mail
surf web access my pc desktop this was sitting in front of my desktop.i
than went 2 miles away and not able to access my pc desktop.what should i do
now?
 
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Guest

Since you can connect locally over the LAN from another PC or from your iPAQ,
but not from a remote location, then it comes down to...

1. Using the correct public IP of your router when calling from the remote
location...OR...
2. A port forwarding issue through your router.

Verify the public IP of your router and make sure that is correct.

From the Remote Desktop host PC, ie. the desktop PC on your LAN that you
want to remotely connect to, run the test on the http://www.canyouseeme.org
site. Does that pass? If not, recheck your port forwarding settings.

If it comes down to a port forwarding issue in the router, I suggest you
post to either the...

http://forum.portforward.com/
http://www.dslreports.com/forum/linksys

....sites. Its also possible upgrading to the newest firmware in your router
may solve the issue. That, however, is outside the scope of this news group.

Good luck...

--

Al Jarvi (MS-MVP Windows Networking)

Please post *ALL* questions and replies to the news group for the mutual
benefit of all of us...
 
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Guest

From the Remote Desktop host PC, ie. the desktop PC on your LAN that you
want to remotely connect to, run the test on the http://www.canyouseeme.org
site. Does that pass?\
no.....it stated Error: I could not see your service
on (my pc ip) on port (3389)
Reason: Connection timed out


If not, recheck your port forwarding settings.
i have router set to 3389.
i'll look at the new sites ya sent and get back to ya.thanks again for all
this wonderful time and help.
 
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Guest

i have another thought i just set-up wireless network setup located in
control panel.should i have done this before?
i don't use windows firewall i use mcafee i looked again at system
services to see port 3389 open and added router's ip.i did canyouseeme and
now it sees port 3389.i'll go and see if i can get in desktop from miles away.
 
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Guest

it works it works!!!!!!!!!!!finally after a year of trial/error with lots of
wonderful help
it works.thanks ever so much.since i don't check this news group often so
i'd be more greetful to help others with my new knowledge.ya have my
permission to give my email address to others if ya so desire.
 

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