Archived from groups: microsoft.public.broadbandnet.hardware (More info?)
I have enabled port forwarding through persistent port
forwarding so that i can access my home computer from
anywhere i want. I can connect thru my laptop when i
home, but cannot when I am away from home. (gives me "no
network with that IP address found" message). My IP
address is static along with the right Port #...but
doesnt seem to work away from home.
Just wondering if anyone knows what the problem is...
Archived from groups: microsoft.public.broadbandnet.hardware (More info?)
I use VNC with my network (MN-700) both internally and externally. I have
dedicated ports that are redirected to specific private IP addresses. So
when I log into xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx on port yyyy it directs me to PC#1, yyyz
directs me to PC#2. It doesn't have all the authentication against my PDC,
but it is such a low probability of attack that simple password protection
is sufficient. Anyways, all the good stuff isn't on my network or networked
computers.
On 02/13/2005 1:53 PM, in article 29dd01c51216$76727440$a601280a@phx.gbl,
"nV" <ni23_@hotmail.com> wrote:
> I have enabled port forwarding through persistent port
> forwarding so that i can access my home computer from
> anywhere i want. I can connect thru my laptop when i
> home, but cannot when I am away from home. (gives me "no
> network with that IP address found" message). My IP
> address is static along with the right Port #...but
> doesnt seem to work away from home.
> Just wondering if anyone knows what the problem is...
>
>
"nV" <ni23_@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:29dd01c51216$76727440$a601280a@phx.gbl...
>I have enabled port forwarding through persistent port
> forwarding so that i can access my home computer from
> anywhere i want. I can connect thru my laptop when i
> home, but cannot when I am away from home. (gives me "no
> network with that IP address found" message). My IP
> address is static along with the right Port #...but
> doesnt seem to work away from home.
> Just wondering if anyone knows what the problem is...
>
>
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