Connecting remotely

[Guest]

So how is this done, been trying to get this done seems for ever Any help
here? would be appreicated

 

[Shenan Stanley]

So how is this done, been trying to get this done seems for ever
Any help here? would be appreicated

Lack of information.

We don't even know what OS (in particular) you have, what service pack level
you are at, what you have tried, what your network setup looks like, where
you are trying to remote to/from (we need to know the particular OS/patch
level at both ends..) etc.

If using Windows XP Professional (and that is the machine you want to
remotely control without it being used by anyone else at the time..)

http://theillustratednetwork.mvps.org/RemoteDesktop/RemoteDesktopSetupandTroubleshooting.html

If using Windows XP Home Edition (and that is the machine you want to
remotely control without anyone else being around at the time..)

http://ultravnc.sourceforge.net/

(Yes - Windows XP Home Edition does not include remote desktop - only remote
assistance.)

 

[Guest]

Ok some basic info.
Have dsl theor firewall
windows firewall remote enabled in all possible ways I hope
XP Pro
Have tried to acccess vis the web: iport/tsweb
At home I can login fine but outside my own network, I cant "find the page".
Can someone help with this as I have been trying to do this for months,
searched all over ms, can't find what I am missing. gotomypc works fine but
I dont want to pay forsomethig I should be able to do as it is built in.
Have IIS running but may not be configured corrrectly. Have remote enabled
with my own port number as well as the standard port. How can I port forward
my bellsouth dsl modem/router? They dont support this

 

[Shenan Stanley]

Ok some basic info.
Have dsl theor firewall
windows firewall remote enabled in all possible ways I hope
XP Pro
Have tried to acccess vis the web: iport/tsweb
At home I can login fine but outside my own network, I cant "find
the page". Can someone help with this as I have been trying to do
this for months, searched all over ms, can't find what I am
missing. gotomypc works fine but I dont want to pay forsomethig I
should be able to do as it is built in. Have IIS running but may
not be configured corrrectly. Have remote enabled with my own port
number as well as the standard port. How can I port forward my
bellsouth dsl modem/router? They dont support this

So how is this done, been trying to get this done seems for ever
Any help here? would be appreicated

Why are you trying to use TSWEB?
The Remote Desktop Client (MSTSC) is small enough and works on most Windows
OSes - and other OSes have their equivalents.

Is your port forwarded through your DSL router? (default 3389 - how
forwarded would depend on the router.)

Have you seen this help page:
http://theillustratednetwork.mvps.org/RemoteDesktop/RemoteDesktopSetupandTroubleshooting.html

 

[Guest]

Well to answers these questions:
my 2nd post
Ok some basic info.
Have dsl firewall which has IP pass through, enabled to use public IP address)
windows firewall remote enabled in all possible ways (I hope)
XP Pro SP 2.
Standard remote access via ip address, gets page can not be found.
Have tried to acccess vis the web (tsweb) because standard remote method
does not work.
At home I can login fine (either method) but outside my own network, I cant
"find the page".
On MS site, they explained tsweb so I tried that as well. gotomypc works
fine but
I dont want to pay for something I should be able to do as it is built in.
Have IIS running, (suggested by MS for tsweb) but may not be configured
corrrectly.
Have SP2, enabled in DEP both with port 3389 and one of my own How can I
port forward
my bellsouth dsl modem/router? The DSL router is a westell 327, Bellsouth
does not support this.