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New MessageTerminal Services over the internet (modem ?) (modified 0 times) yellow1
Information about terminal services (especially under Win XP) is...sparse and I haven't been able to determine how one would go about dialing up with an epod and then running terminal services to a win xp machine using the "slow connection setting".
I guess the IP address would be the one of the cable/dsl modem, but I suspect that it might be a problem if it's behind a router.
Anyone tried that before ?
cheers
04-25-2001 14:06:35

New MessageRE:Terminal Services over the internet (modem ?) (modified 0 times) MISMan
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It all works fine as long as you have the following:

1. Static External (Internet) IP Address so you know where to point.
2. Static Internal (LAN) address.
3. Knowledge of NAT - easy. You just need to open the port for RDP up. I do not recall the number right now, but I think it is 1323 or something.

Not hard at all.

04-25-2001 15:09:57

New MessageRE:Terminal Services over the internet (modem ?) (modified 0 times) yellow1
Thanks.
Confused about 1) though. Do you mean you have to give a fixed ip address to the host computer ? I'm guessing a dial-up wouldn't work then, although maybe you mean one static per session ?
04-25-2001 17:34:09

New MessageRE:Terminal Services over the internet (modem ?) (modified 0 times) Perplexer
Yellow1: your cable/dsl provider gives you wither a static or dynamic IP address. You'll want static if possible (My ISP, Telocity, gives me a static IP). Otherwise, you'll need to use a service like dynip ( http://www.dynip.com ).

Once you know your IP address (yes, you will use your modem's IP addr), then you can simply TS into your box.

If you use a router, you will map a port (for Win2K Terminal Services, it's 3389) to your internal IP address, like MisMAN stated.

I tested TS to my server over a dial-up connection; it's still pretty snappy :)

04-26-2001 00:02:55

New MessageRE:Terminal Services over the internet (modem ?) (modified 0 times) yellow1
just did that a second ago and yes, it's still remarkably fast !
TS is really a miraculous technology !
Now if only I could get the w98 client !
04-26-2001 01:45:32

New MessageRE:Terminal Services over the internet (modem ?) (modified 0 times) nezza
Yellow1, if you are refering to the Win98 TS client, you can create this from your W2K server. There is an option to create a set of TS client disks. IIRC its under Administrative Tools menu.
04-26-2001 03:42:58

New MessageRE:Terminal Services over the internet (modem ?) (modified 0 times) yellow1
see this for my problem
http://www.linux-hacker.net/cgi-bin/UltraBoard/UltraBoard.pl?Action=ShowPost&Board=EpodsOne&Post=1197&Idle=0&Sort=0&Order=Descend&Page=0&Session=

winxp doesn't offer these client creations

04-26-2001 09:55:59

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