giovinco@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
> Thanks for your response. I think things are a bit clearer, but still
> no luck! Here's what I did, after reviewing the do***ent again:
> --In my modem--a Westell 2200--I added a "service" with the ****t range
> of 50001 to 50001
> --Added Base Host ****t: 50001
> --Entered my machine's IP
> --Enabled service
> --In regedit, I changed ****tNumber to 50001
> --In the Remote Desktop Client on my Mac, I entered the modem's IP
> QUESTION: Is this correct? Or use my machine's IP?
You'll enter your modem's external IP address (not the internal).
> QUESTION: Do I need to append the ****t, :50001?
Yes.
> --Entered my Widows credentials
> --Left "Domain" as the modem's IP
> QUESTION: is this correct? Or should I leave this blank or use my own
> domain, stevegiovinco.com?
Although you can pre-populate your name, password and domain, I suggest
you leave these blank. Filling in these fields is simply a time saver
for connecting.
Question for you: The Mac and Windows machines are on different networks
(such as a home and work network) and not on the same network (both at
home or both at work), right? And you're attempting to connect the Mac
to the Windows machine across the Internet?
Hope this helps!
--
bill
William M. Smith, Microsoft Interop MVP - Mac/Windows
Entourage Help Page <http://entourage.mvps.org/>
Entourage Help Blog <http://blog.entourage.mvps.org/>
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