Hi,
I am a complete newbie to networking, so please bear with me.
I am trying to setup my home network to accept remote desktop connection requests from outside the network. I used to access remote desktop easily when I had no network and had only one PC. All I had to do was simply use the public IP address that my ISP assigns and bingo. However now I've got 3 PC's on my home network and am not sure how to access remote desktop from outside.
My home network:
Belkin router/network Hub with public IP
1st PC internal IP: 128.195.x.xx
2nd PC internal IP: 128.195.x.xy
My question is how do I setup the router and the PCs in order for me to access one of these PC's from outside the network? If use the public adress that my ISP assigns to me, obviously it wont work because it gets assigned to the router (not to the individual PC).
Is there a website or a tutorial I could use to get this to work. I appreciate any help/comments/advice. Thank You.
I am a complete newbie to networking, so please bear with me.
I am trying to setup my home network to accept remote desktop connection requests from outside the network. I used to access remote desktop easily when I had no network and had only one PC. All I had to do was simply use the public IP address that my ISP assigns and bingo. However now I've got 3 PC's on my home network and am not sure how to access remote desktop from outside.
My home network:
Belkin router/network Hub with public IP
1st PC internal IP: 128.195.x.xx
2nd PC internal IP: 128.195.x.xy
My question is how do I setup the router and the PCs in order for me to access one of these PC's from outside the network? If use the public adress that my ISP assigns to me, obviously it wont work because it gets assigned to the router (not to the individual PC).
Is there a website or a tutorial I could use to get this to work. I appreciate any help/comments/advice. Thank You.