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Make a Dynamic IP Static for Terminal Server?

How can I use remote desktop for a home client that doesnt want to pay for a static IP address? I heard there are ways to do this? It is an SBC DSL connection.
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Ok, so, if I am at a remote location from the pc I am trying to access via remote desktop I must first go to hostname.dnsalias.com that I created to find out the IP address to use to connect?
And I am reading but cant seem to find what I need to change or load on the host computer?
Do I need to enter the hostname of the computer in the area asks for a hostname?
Will this work with a router?
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Try it.
did, not working
brings login screen for router
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Well, I was trying to do that but looks like I forgot to give the machina a static ip and forward 3389 to that static IP.
I will try it.
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