1. Yup I downloaded the most recent one lastnight.
2. Yup port forwarding is on for all ports ie
3389,23,80,etc.
3. public ip? do you mean my ISP IP? if so yup.
Another Question; The computer I am connecting to(Main
one) does that have to have all the ports open on it as
well, I go into the network settings and I have my NIC
card and the Wireless Gateway icon, I have both enabled
and both have the ports open?
I'll try to get another router but I want the microsoft
one because everything I have is Microsoft.
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If the telnet test fails then its probably a router
issue, particularly since you can connect
internally on your home LAN. Obviously TCP Port 3389 is
not blocked outbound by your work network
administrators and your ISP does not block TCP Port 3389
inbound (highly unlikely anyway) since you
coworker can RD to his home.
Are you?
1. Running the latest firmware on the MN-620 router?
2. Sure, double sure, triple sure...sure that you have
the MN-620 router configured correctly for
port forwarding?
3. Sure, double sure, triple sure...sure that you are
calling the correct public IP for your router?
Anyway to temporarily borrow a friends router, ie. of a
different manufacturer and/or model, to
for the mutual benefit of all of us...
The MS-MVP Program -
http://mvp.support.microsoft.com
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desktop to my other pcs in the LAN but not from
work, I can ping from work to my home pc no problem, also
another guy here at work has the same ISP
and he can use Remote Desktop from here, the only
difference is I have a Microsoft router he has a
different router. Any other suggestions?
through your MN-620 then you might try this
home LAN to make sure it works? That would
620 (which downloaded from MS) and could
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