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for single system remote access you had to configure port forwarding to the controller system of the local network.<br />
for multiple systems u had to configure port forwarding to each individual system.<br />
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after enabling port forwarding you will be able to redirect all remote accessing requests to a single machine<br />
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i think it would help
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for single system remote access you had to configure port forwarding to the controller system of the local network.
for multiple systems u had to configure port forwarding to each individual system.

after enabling port forwarding you will be able to redirect all remote accessing requests to a single machine

i think it would help

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I feel like I am missing a simple thing...<br />
I setup a Server to run RD Gateway. It is connected to a sonic wall switch/VPN and has a 192.168.100.1 IP. &nbsp;How can I connect to this from a remote computer without VPN? Do I need to setup some kind of port foward on the sonic wall?<br />
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Thanks.
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I feel like I am missing a simple thing...
I setup a Server to run RD Gateway. It is connected to a sonic wall switch/VPN and has a 192.168.100.1 IP.  How can I connect to this from a remote computer without VPN? Do I need to setup some kind of port foward on the sonic wall?

Thanks.

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