hey guys,
was wondering whether this was possible:
- windows 2008 vpn server set up as NAT with 'user1' assigned a dedicated external ip in a datacenter
- connect to it with a windows xp client, which connects with 'user1' account and obtains the dedicated external ip. client located on lets say a laptop at home.
- port forward all ports (not just traffic via NAT) for this dedicated ip to the vpn client, so some 3rd party can remote desktop to the external datacenter ip, but it connects to the home laptop.
is that possible?
was wondering whether this was possible:
- windows 2008 vpn server set up as NAT with 'user1' assigned a dedicated external ip in a datacenter
- connect to it with a windows xp client, which connects with 'user1' account and obtains the dedicated external ip. client located on lets say a laptop at home.
- port forward all ports (not just traffic via NAT) for this dedicated ip to the vpn client, so some 3rd party can remote desktop to the external datacenter ip, but it connects to the home laptop.
is that possible?
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