Ok I am doing every thing you sugest. I have for the
moment only a sigle box behind the 700, I am using the
external network IP to access the network not the
internal network IP. It worked before. No changes to my
system.
However I only selected the ports 3389 and did not place
3389 after the IP of the internal box (I.E.
192.168.2.2:3389) is this my issue, Or is just selecting
the port 3389 and TCP enough in the configuration program.
>-----Original Message-----
>MAC filtering does not apply to incoming connections,
but
>only to wired and/or wireless LAN PCs (depending how you
>set it up)
>
>Typically you just need a port forwarding. Make sure you
>are using the IP of your network to access the server
>from work (and not the PC IP which usually starts by
>192.168.2...). The appropriate IP shows on the home page
>of the router (it should look like the IP you used
before
>installing the router).
>
>Also if you are using dynamic IPs for the PC/server with
>RDP, use an app-triggered port-forwarding. Persistent
>port-forwarding only works if have manually assigned a
>static IP to the PC and appropriately removed it from
the
>DHCP range.
>
>>-----Original Message-----
>>Ok I port forwarded 3389 No Problems there.
>>Setup--- Firewalls all off...
>>Getting out to the Net... Not an issue...
>>
>>But when I RDP from my work system to my home system,
it
>>just times out. Before I put in the MN-700 I had no
>>problems connecting my home system.
>>My question is, does MAC filtering also apply to
>>conections coming directly from the internet in repect
>to
>>RDP or other port directed applications. I do have mac
>>filtering on. (I thought this only applied to local
>>wireless cards)..
>>Or is it somthing else im missing...
>>
>>Any help will be greatly appreciated.
>>.
>>
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