trying to use SC... pls help!

[Bipsi]

I have two PC on my home network. PC A is directly connected to broadband internet (LAN). PC B that I'm using is connected to internet through PC A. So mine (PC B) is DHCP enabled. I have access to PC A through Ultravnc 1.0.1. It's working great! Now I want to use SC and let my friend have a remote access to my PC (PC B). I've downloaded 'NO-IP' and running.

Now the questions are..

1. What should I write in the helpdesk.txt?
For example, -connect 202.168.xx.xx:5500 -noregistry or -connect host_name.my-vnc.com:5500 -noregistry ?

2. What should be the next steps after creating the EXE file and send it to my friend?

3. I'm using 'surecom 5 port mini switch'... not router (if u need to know this extra!!). How can 'port forwarding' thing can be done?

*I checked ipconfig of PC A. It says Routing enabled. And it's IP don't change. But mine is PC B (DHCP enabled)... remember?!

*If I put 192.168.1.1 in my URL I see the web page of my broadband provider.

Any help would be appreciated. If you need more info I'll try to provide. Thanks very much for reading the post patiently!

[BigDod]

If you look at http://portforward.com/routers.htm you will find information about port forwarding for lots of different routers.

[redge]

partner need help start SC requesting your viewing their computer (you)

so,
the HOST part of helpdesk.txt content of SingleClick need to know viewer public_IP address or fully Qualifed Domain Name address.

only viewer need to open port 5500 in their own NAT broadband/router.


SC (partner) --> Internet ---> viewer (yourself)
or
SC (partner) --> Internet ---> NAT broadband/router ---> viewer
or
SC (partner) --> NAT broadband/router --> Internet --> NAT broadband/router ---> viewer

• 1a. if your ISP rent you a static public_IP, is more efficient to use it.
  (your example: 202.168.xxx.xxx)
• 1b. if you have a dynamic from your ISP, (change everytime you receive from your ISP) you need to use example: mystatic_hostname.mydomain.com:5500
  do not change anytime mean a static FQDN=Fully Qualifed Domain Name you rent to a DynamicDNS or staticDNS service provider.
• 2. [topic=3567][/topic]
• 3. If you put 192.168.1.1 to access to you broadband provider is a router can handle this feature. so you need to configure inside this
  [topic=3859][/topic]

[Bipsi]

thanks very much for reply.