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Asussertown - 28 Apr 2005 15:39 GMT
From time to time I manage to disable my remote desktop capabilities.
The last time my ip address changed I was no longer able to reach my main
machine remotely. While I was looking at this I decided to change my
settings to auto ip and dns on all 3 of my machines. It still is not
working. I use ZoneAlarm freebee and it typically has not caused a problem
nor does it indicate one now.

I don't remember if my machines necessarily have to be set to a static in
network ip address.

Any other ideas?

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T G - 29 Apr 2005 12:05 GMT
>"Asussertown" <DROPsusertown@adelphia.net> wrote:

>From time to time I manage to disable my remote desktop capabilities.
>The last time my ip address changed I was no longer able to reach my main
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>
>Any other ideas?

if you are trying to reach machines inside of ZoneAlarm from the
internet, a port will have to be forwarded to the machine running
behind ZoneAlarm.

the port that Remote Desktop typically uses is 3389
 
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