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How to connect to 2 server machines under one ip address

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craig

How to connect to 2 server machines under one ip address

Post by craig »

hi everyone:

i have two server machines at the same location under one ip address that i need to connect to from my machine. the machines are connected through a linksys. the orginal machine i can still connect to and the 192 ip address port is forwarded ends with 101 and is enabled. i connect to this machine using the isp provided ip address. the machine is running windows2000.

the second server machine i would like to connect to is running windows xp with the server installed and setup and ready to go. what steps do i take to hit this machine while i am already connected to the other machine at the same address. your help in this matter will be greatly appreciated.

thank you.

craig
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Post by redge »

on your NAT/router/firewall open and forward
outside protocol port --> inside protocol port ---> IP_computer OS
WAN TCP 5900 --> LAN TCP 5900 --> 192.168.1.100 winxp
WAN TCP 5901 --> LAN TCP 5900 --> 192.168.1.101 win2000


vnc viewer connect to your 2nd vnc server:
IP_public::5901
example: 216.55.178.47::5901
or
FQDN::5901
example: sc.uvnc.com::5901

more info about FQDN
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/FQDN
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craig

thank you

Post by craig »

thanks for getting back to me. just want to be sure i'm understanding you. this is what i have on the server for linksys settings:

Port Range Forwarding

Application Start End Protocol IP Address Enable
vnc 5901 5900 Both 192.168.15.100 yes
vnc 5900 5900 Both 192.168.15.101 yes

thanks again for your help.

craig
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Post by eatnumber1 »

no.. u want a section where u specify internal port and external port... not start and end. That is for opening many ports
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Re: thank you

Post by yleclerc »

craig wrote:thanks for getting back to me. just want to be sure i'm understanding you. this is what i have on the server for linksys settings:

Port Range Forwarding

Application Start End Protocol IP Address Enable
vnc 5901 5900 Both 192.168.15.100 yes
vnc 5900 5900 Both 192.168.15.101 yes

thanks again for your help.

craig
First one should be 5901 5901
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Post by redge »

[syntax="text"]
Single Port Forwarding

Application External Internal Protocol IP Address Enable
vnc0 5900 5900 TCP 192.168.1.100 yes
vnc1 5901 5900 TCP 192.168.1.101 yes
vnc2 5902 5900 TCP 192.168.1.102 yes
vnc3 5903 5900 TCP 192.168.1.103 yes
[/syntax]

myhost.domain.com:5900 --> redirected internally to 192.168.1.100:5900
myhost.domain.com:5901 --> redirected internally to 192.168.1.101:5900
myhost.domain.com:5902 --> redirected internally to 192.168.1.102:5900
myhost.domain.com:5903 --> redirected internally to 192.168.1.103:5900
myhost.domain.com:5904 --> redirected internally to 192.168.1.104:5900
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