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Linked via TeamViewer! Lots of old used spare computer parts everywhere! Hi iamdmcgetti, maybe I can help. I'm not the brightest bulb in the pack but here's what I did to gain access to my home network via the internet when on the road.

First I went to and downloaded Hamachi. The free No Configuration VPN software. They have all sorts of solutions but for private home use it's free. I set up Hamachi on all home computers, and on my lappy. I run it as a service on my main desktop and have it start with the OS on all the others. The setup will take you through the steps for naming and password protecting your 'network'.

Once this is up and running on all machines, you have windows explorer access to all network shares. And the bonus is you can then run RDP as if you were connected on your home network.

Hope this helps. I am glad you asked this question. I had a hard time getting this to work on Vista Ultimate. But it did work. Here are the instructions. They work on Windows 7 Ultimate edition (64 bit). Go to Control Panel, Programs and Features, Turn Windows features on or off 2.

Go to Internet Information Services and select the check boxes for Web Management Tools and World Wide Web Services. Web Management Tools installs IIS 6.0 which is needed for the following download; there is also some feature in World Wide Web Services that is needed, but I haven't isolated it yet, so select everything for now 3. Install tswebsetup.exe from 4.

Go to C: Program Data, Microsoft, Windows, Start Menu, Programs, Administrative Tools, Internet Information Services (IIS) Manager NOT IIS 6.0 Manager 5. Expand your computer name, expand Web Sites and click on Default Web Site 6. On the right side of the screen under Edit Site, click Bindings 7. Click on the web site and click Edit 8. Change the port number to your preferred port designation 9. Under Manage Server on the same screen, Start the service 10. Set-up your router and firewall to accept your designated port AND YOU'RE DONE!

although you might first want to change your Desktop Background from a DreamScene if you're running one To connect from a remote computer, go to IP address ort no/tsweb and you'll get the Windows Server screen followed by your Vista password screen. Similar help and support threads Thread Forum Remote Desktop Connection wants the IP or name of the remote computer to connect to. But suppose the remote computer is behind a router. The router has one WAN IP, say 192.45.63.98, which will be the same for all the computers connected off of that router, (when you google 'my ip' from any of. Network & Sharing I have a laptop (A) with Win 7 Pro and another laptop (B) in a different location that also runs Win 7 Pro. I am trying to use remote desktop connect via internet. Pc cannot initiate connection, returning error about is remote pc on, is it able to accept remote control etc.

PC B has remote. Network & Sharing Can I connect through my LAN to my other PC using the Pubic IP or do it have to be outside of the WAN for it to work?:confused: Using the Computer Name and User Name behind WAN works great.

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Thanks Network & Sharing Hey Guys and Ladies. I have been having issues setting up my machine for RDC. The times that I've tried connecting to my home computer from my work computer, it keeps asking me for Credentials. I have been looking all over the internet, and in this forum, for how to get those credentials it is. Network & Sharing Our Sites Site Links About Us Find Us.

This web connection approach requires you to install Microsoft IIS components in order to make it works. I would advise you to patch all the IIS security holes or bugs after the installation by using Microsoft Automatic Updates.

The setup is not difficult: 1) Go to Start and click Control Panel. Control Panel Window will appear, and then double click Add or Remove Programs. 2) Add or Remove Programs window will appear, then click Add/Remove Windows Components. Proposal kualitatif bahasa inggris pdf gratis. 3) In the Windows Components Wizard window, scroll down and select Internet Information Services (IIS), after that click Details button.

4) Internet Information Services window will appear. Select World Wide Web Service and click Details button. 5) World Wide Web Service window will appear. Tick Remote Desktop Web Connection and click OK. Note: When you tick Remote Desktop Web Connection, the World Wide Web Service will be ticked as well.

6) Click Next button in the Windows Components Wizard window, the installation will start. This installation will install IIS web server with Remote Desktop web connection feature. You might need to insert Windows XP installation CD to finish the installation.

7) After the installation, let’s make some checking on this web server. Open Control Panel again, then double click and open Administrative Tools icon. 8) Administrative Tools window will appear, then double click Internet Information Services icon.

9) In the Internet Information Services window, expand the Web Sites folder till you see the tsweb folder. Right click tsweb, select Properties and click on it. 10) tsweb Properties window will appear. Go to Directory Security tab and click Edit under Anonymous access and authentication control.

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11) In the Authentication Methods window, make sure you tick Anonymous access to allow access to this web server without password. Leave other settings no change. Note: Please note you also need to for this web connection to work. If you have firewall enabled on this computer, you need to allow TCP-3389 and TCP-80 traffic to go through.

We have finished the installation.