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I have purchased a static ip from my ISP. I have two machines 1 is windows7 (computer)
and the 2nd is windows server 2008 R2 (laptop)
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I have done port forwarding in my router like this: TCP - 192.168.2.1 - 2020(port) - (WINDOWS7 Computer)
TCP - 192.168.2.2 - 3030(port) - (Windows Server - Laptop)
Now, i want to go to windows server 2008 directly from outside the network via RDP connection.
While doing RDP from outside the network in typing xxx.xx.xx.xx:3030
Please help, what i am doing wrong here.
Thanx @Techie007 for quick reply. I can successfully login on computer1 from outside the network via RDP connection. What i need is that i want to login to computer2 from outside the network. One more thing my computer2 is on
wifi
there is no cable connected to computer2 is that okay.? – Soeb Safi – 2015-05-18T14:23:17.957"What i need is that i want to login to computer2 from outside the network.": Yup, and the info contained in my answer will help you achieve that. :) "...computer2 is on wifi...": Shouldn't matter. – Ƭᴇcʜιᴇ007 – 2015-05-18T14:25:27.433
Okay i have configured static ip to computer2 and i can make RDP connection to computer2 successfully but from within the network. It is not working from outside the network. (And one more thing, i am trying to PING to computer2 from computer1 and i am getting
Request time out
) – Soeb Safi – 2015-05-18T14:30:52.197