Remote Desktop for the external IP address is no longer works

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• using Remote Desktop for access the ddns domain how to

  Hello

  Hope someone can help me.

  I have a host pc that is running windows 7 Professional, that it has installed the TightVNC server. It works well with the connection to other machines using tightVNC viewer to connect to other PCs.

  I implemented the pc host with a ddns domain so my business partner can easily connect to the host computer of the USA. My partner has a Mac running leopard OSX 10.9. It has installed Microsoft Office remote (even if he built in VNC viewer on the Mac) so far, we have been unable to connect to the host via the ddns domain xxxxx.mynetgear.com pc and it is very confusing how to fill the boxes username and password office remotely. My business partner is reluctant to download any software visualization VNC is not compatible or offered at the shop Mac... is possible that it can connect to the host pc? If you use desktop remotely how should he fill the boxes to connect? is the user name, the name of user and password on the host pc or the name of user and password to the ddns?

  any help would be greatly appreciated.

  Thank you very much

  Abbey

  Why not use TeamViewer? Much simpler to configure than VNC or RDP.

  If you insist on using RDP, you must be aware of these points:

  • You must set up a VPN or even create a tunnel to port 3389 on the router on your side. In this case, you must assign a fixed IP address to the host PC.
  • You must enable the remote desktop on the host PC (the one on your side).
  • You must use telnet.exe to check if port 3389 is open at your end.
  • To reduce the risk of having hacked, I recommend that you change the port 3389 to something else, for example 49329.

• Server Windows 2008 R2 - can you use for a single user remote desktop after the initial 120-day grace period?

  I installed Windows Server 2008 R2.  During the 1st 120 days, remote desktop worked for multiple users.  Now that the 120 days are up, it is necessary to purchase client access licenses.  However, is it possible to activate the remote desktop for one user without having to purchase client access licenses?  If so, I would like to ask for details.  I've been everywhere in the server options and can't seem to find the right combination.  Thank you!

  Hello

  Thank you for visiting the Microsoft answers community site. The question you have posted is related to the server and would be better suited in the Technet forums. Please visit the link below to find a community that will support what ask you:

  http://social.technet.Microsoft.com/forums/en-us/category/w7itpro

  I hope this helps.

• short cuts on the desktop for the URL will not work. Try to connect the browser when rises the address has not been transposed, it's all just white

  short cuts on the desktop for the URL will not work. Try to connect the browser when rises the address has not been transposed, it's all just white

  There may be some problems that repair tools are not picking up. It may be preferable to a repair facility. This can help with any corruption of the registry, which could happen by the deletion of these programs. http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/917964

  Keep in mind when running all that modifies the system it is always a good idea to have your data and backup programs (it's general advice for any system its always good to have a backup in case of possible failure of material/virus)

• Internal untrusted clients directed to the external IP address for traffic PCoIP

  I have a network segment disable my firewall for some untrusted clients. When untrusted clients connect to view (5.3), they use a DNS name that resolves to a DMZ (view Security Server) host. That's where I think the problem is: it seems that security server responds with its external IP address, and then all the PCoIP traffic is routed to my router (where the external IP address can be found), then back into view and the customer. Traffic of SSL connection works fine, the traffic remains inside and does not get directed to the external IP address. It is only the PCoIP traffic that gets invited to use the external IP address.

  It seems that DNS is not enough - Security Server seems to respond and connect using only the external IP address configured in the external URL field PCoIP - is this correct? If so, then to do a substitution for the external URL so that internal untrusted traffic doesn't get routed the external IP address - this creates a lot of unnecessary traffic, mess with QoS, etc..

  Another idea would be to allow untrusted clients to connect directly to a login server instead of sending them on the Security Server, but I don't think that it is a best practice...?

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  As Linjo says the simplest solution is to set up a server for additional security to point these clients (no need of another server connection, you can pair it with the existing one). Today, you are required to provide an IP address for PSG, so if you need to send it to another, you will need a second server.

  Of course, if they are completely not reliable customers, then you can force through the external access point still but looks like you need avoid the cost of additional traffic from this approach.

  Mike

• Y at - it no vCloud API Java, who can give me the pool of the external IP address list for a particular network of org. ?

  Hello

  I've implemented vCloud Director on my network, when I create an organization network that is NAT-Routed I give him a pool of external IP addresses.

  My Question is that when an organization network is deleted what is happening with this pool of IP, how can retrieve us these IP address.

  Y at - it no vCloud API Java, who can give me the pool of the external IP address list for a particular network of org. ?

  Kind regards

  SachinJ

  Check the examples 6-10 and 6-11 in the vCloud API Programming Guide ("' an Administrative organization network overview").

  Although the 6-11 is abbreviated, 6-10 seems to suggest that the AllocatedIpAddresses element may contain what you are looking for.

  http://pubs.VMware.com/vCloud-API-1/vCloud_API_Guide_Admin.8.7.html#1039433

  I don't know how the Java SDK surfaces this information.

• I have two monitors, I need remote desktop for my computer at home and be able to see two screens on my home computer, how do I do this?

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  I need remote desktop for my computer at home and be able to see two screens on my computer at home.

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  Original title: dual monitor question

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• Windows Remote Desktop for Mac 2.01 - buttons Invisible Radio

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  Click on the link below to ask your question on TechNet. http://social.technet.Microsoft.com/forums/en-us/winserverTS/threads

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• Remote Desktop for Dummies...

  I found this forum...

  http://technopedia.Info/Tech/2006/05/09/Remote-Desktop-for-Dummies.HTML/comment-page-2#comment-166295

  So I followed the instructions and created a new host name.  I don't know what to do with it.  Is it wrong?

  Hi Yes,

  Remote Desktop, included with Windows XP Professional, allows you to connect to your computer over the Internet from any computer, Pocket PC or Smartphone. Once connected, Remote Desktop gives you the keyboard and mouse control of your computer while showing you everything that happens on the screen.

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• PAP2T loses the connection when the external ip address changes

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  I have the router providing a fixed ip address via DHCP. I have active STUN and the I the active NAT and NAT keepalive mapping.  The "reg expires" is set to 60.  When the adapter is connected correctly, it shows the external IP correctly.  However, it will not update after the external ip address change until I have restart the router and adapter.  I thought to get a static IP address, but try to avoid paying for it. Is this a common problem?

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• I have a Windows 7 station on a local network that I am able to remote desktop, but not able to remote desktop for it?

  I have a Windows 7 station on a local network that I am able to remote desktop, but not able to remote desktop for it?

  Hello

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  I suggest you to refer to this article and check.

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• die remote desktop during the VPN connection

  I by office remote access to a server that is connected by the Cisco VPN client to other servers, but when I connect the VPN, the sector of remote desktop, if I have this connection loose and cannot work.

  That's what I should do, but when the VPN connects, my remote desktop connection matrix:

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  me server1 server2

  I can't VPN to server2 directly, I have to go through Server1, but I can't.

  Javier,

  When VPN appears on server1, then all traffic get dug in the client [including the remote desktop session].

  ===> You need a split-mining policy which aims to exclude the IP address of your customer

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• Retrieve the external IP address of the router from a paralytic

  Hello

  I'm working on a workflow, that the provisions, a complete paralytic, I have nearly all that work, the only issue I am running into is not able to shoot/get the external IP address of the router once that vApp is put into service. Does anyone know which API can I gives the floor to get that information? I have attached a screenshot of the NAT tab in the firewall of vApp to give more details on the specific element, I'm trying to recover. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

  Thank you

  J

  Here's an excerpt from one of my workflows in test I use to inspect a vApp on vCloud Director with vCO 5.5 5.5:

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  I would like to know if this is useful, I just double it checked by running against one of my vApps has a similar configuration (NAT and Port Forwarding) and it displays the correct external IP address for me.

  [2014-02-18 11:41:33.514] [I] === Network Configurations ===
  [2014-02-18 11:41:33.515] [I] href: null
  [2014-02-18 11:41:33.515] [I] Description: This is a special place-holder used for disconnected network interfaces.
  [2014-02-18 11:41:33.515] [I] isDeployed: false
  [2014-02-18 11:41:33.515] [I] ipScope: null
  [2014-02-18 11:41:33.516] [I] href: null
  [2014-02-18 11:41:33.516] [I] Description:
  [2014-02-18 11:41:33.516] [I] isDeployed: true
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• Remote Desktop left the unlocked console session after I disconnect, - BAD!

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  In my case it was the full client of Teamviewer which is a problem, including a version earlier than 5.1.9385, when I upgraded to this one, the problem disappeared!

  Now there's another question that should be checked, if you Live Mesh Beta (which runs on windows XP and not a new one which has no Vista/7), then there are chances that you have activated the Remote Desktop feature, you can find two devices under the 'View' node in the Device Manager named 'Live Mesh curtain Driver' and 'Live Mesh Mirror Driver. You can turn them off, restart and check if the problem persists.

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