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How to redirect a dyndns.org address internally
Hi I have 3 computers at home and want to connect to each via VPN using 3 different dyndns.org address via the same opens on each server as I'am using MS vpn services ?
Ive been looking at webhop on dyndns s site , but can not see how to do this via my router .
port on each servers 1723. required
Ie I have one IP and want to access 3 server on the same port number using a dyndns address if possable
any idears ?
Ive been looking at webhop on dyndns s site , but can not see how to do this via my router .
port on each servers 1723. required
Ie I have one IP and want to access 3 server on the same port number using a dyndns address if possable
any idears ?
1.)You can't use (dyn)DNS to redirect to certain ports, DNS is used to give a name to an IP address (simply put).
2.) If you have only one public IP you can forward port 1723 just once. What you could do (if your router supports it) is to forward another public port to the different machines on port 1723 (so port 1723 to x.x.x.1:1723, port 1724 to x.x.x.2:1723 and port 1725 to x.x.x.3:1723).
2.) If you have only one public IP you can forward port 1723 just once. What you could do (if your router supports it) is to forward another public port to the different machines on port 1723 (so port 1723 to x.x.x.1:1723, port 1724 to x.x.x.2:1723 and port 1725 to x.x.x.3:1723).
or you can connect to one machine (set this on router) from outside and from that machine just RDP to other using internal IP
ASKER
I did look at dyndns webhop where you goto
alt.dyndns.org:1723 > witch point my dyndns.org:1823 witch to my ip then on the router point port 1823 ,
but at this point Iam still on port 1823 and port 1723 is in use .
if i could at point this to my other server some how via an x86 router say ?
alt.dyndns.org:1723 > witch point my dyndns.org:1823 witch to my ip then on the router point port 1823 ,
but at this point Iam still on port 1823 and port 1723 is in use .
if i could at point this to my other server some how via an x86 router say ?
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thank you
I'm not sure if you can do that on your router.
For doing this I use the proxy mod of Apache to redirect to another computer.
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