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Port Forwarding, DynDNS And Setting Up The Remote Object

03:50 - Thursday 3 April 2008 by Marcel Binder
Source: THG – Keywords: secure, remote, access
Categories: Networking

Port Forwarding, DynDNS And Setting Up The Remote Object

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If you dial into the Internet via a router, you will need to modify to forward incoming VPN requests on Port 1723 to your desktop computer by means of port forwarding. Since this procedure varies from router to router, we cannot supply you with any universally applicable instructions. The same applies to the forwarding of the TCP/IP protocol 47, Generic Route Encapsulation (GRE). Some router manufacturers call the conveyance of the GRE protocol "PPTP Pass-Through" or "VPN Pass-Through". You will need to consult the router manual for specific details regarding setting up Port Forwarding and PPTP Pass Through.

The forwarding rules for PPTP as well as...

... the pass though settings are easy to find in the menu of our test router

The same applies to setting up a dynamic DNS address. As already mentioned, the router support for providers of dynamic DNS servers differs from manufacturer to manufacturer. To ensure that this article doesn’t get too long and complicated, we will assume that both Port Forwarding and PPTP Pass Through, as well as registration with a provider of DNS services, have all been completed successfully.

The selection and range of supported DNS providers varies from manufacturer to manufacturer


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sonkut 03/04/2008 05:46
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Indeedy VPN's are a wonderfull thing, but with ISP's like Tiscali and PIPEX using trafic shaping to block anything they dont like in prime time vpn access isn't always a sure thing. I know for cirtain Tiscali Blocks alot of it's VPN protocol trafic due to the fact that people like me and other gamers use vpn's to dodge the effects of trafic shaping. I had to resort to this measure with pipex as they blocked access to eve online.

This mostly applies to residents of the uk, i have no idea what other isp's cause these problems outside the uk.
leexgx 03/04/2008 08:42
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blocking access to eve-online you should take them to tradeing standards as thay should not be doing that

who in there right mind whould uses Tiscali now any way i am very disappointed pipex whent down hill as thay was an good broadband provider
dobby 09/04/2008 11:38
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'BE' braodband, i reccon is the best (price/performace) broadband in the UK. 8Mbit means 8Mbit not 4, and they have good Upload as well as down. there website is shit theough.
TalkTalk is the worst. then AOL, then virgin, then BT, all shit
adermin 12/04/2008 12:44
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One problem, not with the configuration, but will the administrator, myself as amdin i would not allow users to freely create VPN connections into my company network, without authorisation and further security.

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