Remote control a computer over internet behind Cisco & Broadband router
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Remote control a computer over internet behind Cisco & Broadband router
My wan/lan scenario is graphically presented in this snap (http://www.picscrazy.com/view/dxxu )  So far using static IP I’m able to telnet (over internet) my cisco 2611 router which is behind NAT supported broadband router but what should I do to connect remotely using Realvnc or similar tool in order to access PC2(in fig). Thanks

Software/Hardware used:
Cisco 2611, Repotec Broadband router
ASKED: Sep 24 2009  10:27 AM GMT
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sorry the snap link is case sensitive http://www.picscrazy.com/view/DXXu

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As per the diagram, I'm assuming you are utilizing ACL on the routers since I don't see a firewall in place. You may need to add a line within the ACL section with external IP to internal IP via specific ports. I'm not a Cisco guy but you should be able to google it add those lines to your Cisco router. The other option is to install a product like "logmein" which would make any system that can connect to the internet available to you.
Last Answered: Sep 24 2009  3:24 PM GMT by Aguacer0   2815 pts.
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KevinBeaver   7610 pts.  |   Sep 24 2009  6:13PM GMT

GotoMyPC is a good alternative as well that will automatically setup the connection.

 
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