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More info?)
you install the no-ip updater on the ICS server.
If you need help post here
Kenny
"Con Giak" <ConGiak@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:E42F7FB2-AF43-4453-B518-D120DE110DD4@microsoft.com...
> Thank you, Ken. your information about PORTTUNNEL was very helpful.
>
> I have been trying to do the same thing with Remote Desktop as I can
> currently do with a very clever little program called Remote
> Administrator.
> it's a very neat and fast VNC-type program available from www.radmin.com.
> Only about 1.5M.
>
> With RADMIN, so long as it is installed on your ICS gateway and your
> client
> machine, you can "tunnel" through the gateway so long as a NetBIOS address
> or
> IP address is available for the computer behind it, all the redirecting is
> handled automatically. when "tunnelling" using using RADMIN, all that
> happens is that you get two consecutive password prompts. Type in the
> first
> password for the ICS gateway, then immediately another password prompt,
> type
> in the password for the gateway and "snap" you're in!
>
> I also looked at no-ip in the past for maintaining a steady IP address.
> but
> for some reason I couldn't get it to work properly back then. maybe or try
> it
> again.
>
> "Kenn S" wrote:
>
>> there is a small program that will let you reroute the ports with ICS so
>> that you can do that.
>>
>> This was one of the problems I had too. Its called PORTTUNNEL and you
>> install this on the machine that is the ICS server and you define the
>> PORTS
>> you want to be sent from the client machine through the ICS server
>> machine.
>> You will have to search a little about what ports RDP uses since I dont
>> remember now. Here is the App:
>>
>>
http://www.steelbytes.com/?mid=18
>>
>> I have used this successfully so I can have an FTP server an a client
>> machine behind the ICS machine.
>>
>> PS. if you want to have a steady address even though your ip changes, you
>> can use a free service
>> www.no-ip.com . You sign up there and choose a name and then download a
>> small program that updates the address you choose with your current IP
>> each
>> time. This works with all internet services, like www, ftp, vnc, RDP. I
>> think you will find this really useful.
>>
>> If you have found this info interesting, visit my site
>> www.computerboom.net
>> ( this will be updated into a big technology site soon, so stay tuned).
>>
>> - kenny
>> www.computerboom.net
>>
>>
>> --
>> Kenfucious said:
>>
>> Michael Jackson has been vindicated.
>>
>> The truth is one, you must accept it. Reality is not a point of view,
>> since
>> if everything was a point a view, then the theory that everything is a
>> point
>> of view, is just a point a view and not something real.
>> "Con Giak" <Con Giak@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
>> news:AB68BF4F-63FA-47A6-AB55-9D5D6FFD9D29@microsoft.com...
>> >I can do a Remote Desktop to my Gateway Dialup computer. (even though
>> >its
>> >got
>> > a variable IP Address). Thats FINE. It is basically doing Internet
>> > Connection
>> > Sharing (ICS)
>> >
>> > BUT, I want to do a Remote Desktop to the Dynamically assigned WinXP
>> > Computer BEHIND the gateway.
>> >
>> > Is there some special Syntax for using RDP?
>> > Does the gateway need to have a special domain?
>> >
>>
>>
>>