my file server. Anyone got a solution? The easier the better but I don't mind overly complicated stuff if it's free. . I want to setup a file server accessible from the internet. The problem is that I don't to pay 500$ a month for a static IP :pt1cable:...

when I'm not in the same building? Also, I have a dynamic IP with my ISP, i've heard of something called "no-ip" (I think)? Supposed to give you a static IP so you can connect to a server with a dynamic ip service. ANyone know details or a link for that?...

NETBIOS filter, but as far as I can see there is no such filter active. (Maybe I'm looking in the wrong place?) My preference would be for getting WINS working if possible since computers on the LAN other than the file server have dynamic IPs. Anyone know...

up a shift. Well, the only bad thing is that the server has a dynamic IP, and it might not be so easy to keep up with it. It's sort of ducttape sollution to have a dynamic IP and a server behind it. I have two future things I might offer to VGAP community,...

you >> setup the firewall to protect properly. >> Oh, yes, it does. It's impossible to deny tunneling without cutting > the cable, i.e. with whitelist filtering. Guys, bu tunneling you mean connecting behind proxy servers? Please explain to me clearly...

Pro. + SP4 which is not in that LAN) I am able to connect to the SERVER's incoming connection (by providing a username and password). The PPP connection from the remote PC to the SERVER gets two dynamic IP addresses: - server IP address, e.g. 169.254.183.219,...

obtained from the server) or set to 192.168.2.1 (if your >router is from MS). The IP should be set to assigned by >server/dynamic (or set to something in the 192.168.2.x, >with mask 255.255.255.0, DNS and gateway 192.168.2.1) >>>-----Original Message-----...

It is possible to set up a server with a dynamic IP address but this is a little more complicated. First of all you will need FTP server software, if you have windowsXP Professional you can use IIS which is included with windows. If not you can download...

you to port forward the RDP protocol to each PC through the router. You simply can not get around that. You then need to use Jeffrey Randow's (MS-MVP) modified default.htm file on the IIS server so you can dynamically change the port your calling with......