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i can untill someone else does.
Hi Rhombus, Printer drivers are current, even tried re-installing the printer, printer sharing, the full shabang. this ones really got me stumped. Thanks for the ideas though, sometimes i tend to get to close to the problem and can't find the solution.- Stryke3
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- Forum: Microsoft: Windows
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i can untill someone else does.
Hi all, Never ran into this before and it's driving me crazy. I have a win95 machine with a local printer that is shared with a win98 machine. here's the scenario. the win95 machine can print all day long untill the win98 machine prints via a captured lpt port. after that the only way i have...- Stryke3
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- Forum: Microsoft: Windows
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tightvnc behind cisco router.
Peter, Thank you for the help It is greatly appriciated. I was beging to loose hair over this, i knew there was a way but couldn't get it straight in my head. The external ip is one outside the nat range. I guess it was making some sense just not enough. Again, Thank you. Tb -
Okay here's where i'm at; I've set
Okay here's where i'm at; I've set up a tightvnc server in my private network. I have a remote client hooked to the internet via dial up, he/she has downloaded and installed tightvnc also. here is the kicker. My net is comprised of private addresses beind a cisco router which provides internet...- Stryke3
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- Forum: Remote access
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Reset to Defaults
this will work for the 1600 not sure about the other.. Log into the router in priveliged mode... Router#> enter "write erase" confirm (the router will ask.) reboot the router. -
tightvnc behind cisco router.
No Takers huh? No toughts at all? I can use a public ip behind the router if i need, but that dosen't make sense with everything i've read in this forum. thanks again. -
tightvnc behind cisco router.
Okay here's where i'm at; I've set up a tightvnc server in my private network. I have a remote client hooked to the internet via dial up, he/she has downloaded and installed tightvnc also. here is the kicker. My net is comprised of private addresses beind a cisco router which provides internet... -
VPN Configuration question.
Dang!!!! i guess i need to pay attention to what i'm doing sorry, this was intended as a new post. TB -
VPN Configuration question.
Okay here's where i'm at; I've set up a tightvnc server in my private network. I have a remote client hooked to the internet via dial up, he/she has downloaded and installed tightvnc also. here is the kicker. My net is comprised of private address's. beind a cisco router which provided internet... -
Possible VPN?
Often i find the questin is... How do i get foxpro 2.6 to run on anything current? Believe me its been an issue. I have considered TS and will look farther into that option. I also have suggessted that our outside users, do move to a broadband connection of some type. Running the program files...- Stryke3
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- Forum: Virtual Private Networks (VPN)
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Possible VPN?
mhkwood, First off thanks for the response. You have also raised further suspicions i had about the vpn connection being slow. The application configuration we use, to me, would not seem to allow itself to vpn use. (Dial-ups may be super slow) The amount of data requests based upon the...- Stryke3
- Post #4
- Forum: Virtual Private Networks (VPN)
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Possible VPN?
Ok, so after reading even more post here, and searching posts elsewhere, it seems that those of us that want to use vpn and Cisco 1601 routers are viewed as lepers, Plagued or otherwise over looked. Guess I will buy a different router and see what I can accomplish on my own. Thanks.- Stryke3
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- Forum: Virtual Private Networks (VPN)
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My Brain HURTS! Cisco1601 and VPN
Ok, so after reading even more post here, and searching posts elsewhere, it seems that those of us that want to use vpn and Cisco 1601 routers are viewed as lepers, Plagued or otherwise over looked. Guess I will buy a different router and see what I can accomplish on my own. Thanks. -
Possible VPN?
Need help (dont know what to ask) but here it goes. I've been told the only stupid questions are the ones never asked... Lan = private ip address' 10.222.2.xxx gateway to internet is a cisco 1601 router ip 65.197.xx.xxx. the router does Nat inside and outside for the private ip's. i have a block...- Stryke3
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- Forum: Virtual Private Networks (VPN)
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My Brain HURTS! Cisco1601 and VPN
Okay, like i said my brain hurts. Heres why. I've spent hours reading the posts here and hours reading documents on the Cisco website. (also read a lot of tech books lately) What i am trying to do, and why. My LAN is setup with static private IP. 1601 router is a gateway for internet services...
