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thread41-876698 I figured it out thanks to Serbtastic --Cobaltikus--

That was it!!! WOO HOO! At least I think it was. I changed the port in IIS, mapped the new port on my base station and vwah lah! I love this forum! --Cobaltikus--

If Verizon blocks incoming port 80 requests, would changing the port to something like 5080 fix it all? I will try that and see what happens but I will have to wait till I get home tonight to try. Let me know what your thoughts are. --Coabltikus--

No I am not sure if Verizon blocks incoming port 80 requests. Do you know how I could find out? --Cobaltikus--

I forgot to mention that I have succesfully pingged my ip and also tried restarting the web page and restarting IIS. Still no change. Help please, TIA, Cobaltikus

My specs: Westell ADSL modem (Verizon) Microsoft Base Station MN-100 (router/firewall) Windows XP Pro I have the base station TCP and UDP ports 3389, 80, & 52 forwarded to the PC I am trying to connect to remotely (192.168.2.5). I could not find individual settings for incoming and outgoing...

If I use Remote Desktop from work to access my home PC (during my lunch break of course): 1. Can my actions on my home PC be traced by the IT department? 2. Can they even see the desktop? 3. Any thoughts on this subject? TIA, Cobaltikus

More info --> I logged onto my ADSL modem provided by Verizon (192.168.1.1). I could not make any changes because the modem belongs to Verizon and I do not have the password but I was able to find out that my internet connection type is "PPPoE." My base station had my internet connection type...

My specs: Westell ADSL modem Microsoft Base Station MN-100 (router/firewall) Windows XP Pro I have the base station TCP and UDP ports 3389, 80, & 52 forwarded to the PC I am trying to connect to remotely (192.168.X.X). I installed IIS and RDWC from the installation cd. I can connect via RD...

Could someone tell me which Windows Services need to be enabled for a home network described below? Or how to undo my mistake? I have WinXPPro on one PC, WinXPHome on another. They are both connected to the same Microsoft Wired Base Station which is connected to a DSL modem. It has been like...

I have modified by boot and logon screen for Win XP Pro. The boot screen looks like the Longhorn boot screen and the Logon screen is all white with Angelina Jolie's face on the right, my user account name on the left. I like this setup, except for one little thing; there is still a flash of...

flugh, it is asking me what my architecture is. ó¿ò I don't know what that means. How do i determine my architecture in order to choose my version of debian? TIA - from a guy who don't know jack (it seems like sometimes)

Thanks flugh, I'll try that as soon as I get home.

Thank you RhythmAce, you've been very helpful. I have a few more questions if you or someone else would like to give some input. 1. If I install mandrake with no problems, would I be able to switch to RedHat without my current installation problems? or would it be the same? 2. If I have a...

Is there a different version of Linux that I could use that might be compatible with this '96 machine? I am trying to install Red Hat Linux 9 on a Compaq Presario 4716 with 32MB of RAM. After choosing all my installation options and passwords and reformat the hard drive, I get this error...