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by dustyd
Well, you may not like the solution.
See the page here:
http://www.homenethelp.com/help/netmeeting-router.asp
and also check out the message threads at the bottom of the page for your specific D-Link.
by cstaunton
OK, what about PCanywhere ver 10 as the remote/host app?
by dustyd
While it should not be a problem, there have been many who would not choose PCAnywhere as a remote solution. But, you can open the ports required on your DLink and forward them to the PC in question, as long as it has a static IP address.
See the thread here:
http://www.experts-exchange.com/Networking/Q_20864349.html
by dustyd
A VPN would seem to be the way to go if you are concerned about security, but can be problematic with a dynamic IP address as found with many DSL providers. XP allows you to create an outgoing VPN connection, and most later SOHO routers will enable PPTP and IPSec connections.
I would say the difficult part would be to keep track of the target PC's IP address. I use FollowMEIP found at followmeip.org. You can access your public IP at any time from any internet connected computer. If the PC you are connecting to is also yours, then that shouldn't be a problem.
Once the VPN is established, you can use Remote Desktop normally. You may still need to configure the router to forward port 3389 requests to the private IP address of the target PC.
by maniskid
by philanimetv
Hey what's up! this post was in the year 2005. do u have the solution? please e-mail me so i know if you still want to know the answer.
It is possible to do a remote connection to a Pc over the internet, say you are from another city but you want to access your pc from home miles away...
pls mail me asap. tnx.
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