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Remote desktop w/o beeing on the same network?

DLBlank

Senior member
I need a vnc or something that will allow me to connect to another computer thats not on the same net work.

Right now i have ultravnc and titevnc but i dont think any of those would work.

The computer i will be useing to view will be behind a router that i cant acsess, The computer that needes acsessed is behind a router and firewall whitch i can get to. If that matters any.

Any good program/vncs for this? Thanks
 
IF I understand you correctly, you do have access to the target computer's router.
Assign the target computer a static IP.
forward port 5900 to the IP.

VNC, or ultravnc will now work if configured properly.
 
Yeah i have accsess to the target computers router.

Then what would i need to enter for the ip or computer name or whatever?
 
Ok cool. Thanks

I only need accsess to the target computer for like one night. Should i change it the computer back from a static IP or will it be just as sicure or dose it matter?
 
Originally posted by: whatever6750
Ok cool. Thanks

I only need accsess to the target computer for like one night. Should i change it the computer back from a static IP or will it be just as sicure or dose it matter?

It's not vital or anything. Just help you keep track of thigns easier.

in your case, you can say "yes, the yare all DHCP" when gettign help🙂

 
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