Windows 10: How to connect remtoe desktop multiple PC from internet?

Hello,


I'm trying connect remote desktop tru internet.
it works but from the remote desktop IP it didn't ask me port number.

I'd port forwarded the TCP 3389 wich is the default port of remote desktop and used UDP 1100.

when I changed the default port to 1100.
router port fowarded TCP 1100 and UDP 1100 and it can't connect from internet.
even in local lan can't connect to the remote desktop.

so the default port is not recommend to change?
only 1 PC can connect tru remote desktop because it only ask public IP with out port.

:)

 

Multiple Internet Connections

ok, now I know this has been around for a long time. I have been reading for quite some time trying to find a way to aggregate my internet connections. So I understand the capabilities and limitations.

My question is , if I have two nics in my pc and two separate connections with separate gateways, etc - will opening multiple downloads. (in firefox) , or opening multiple programs, or using a download manager or something that uses multiple connections... will any of those things ever make use of the second connection?

is that only possible with a dual wan router, or a linux box dedicated?

I understand it can't use both connections to download a single file, etc - but when multiple connections are being made, will it ever make use of more than one adapter?

i ask because even though i have not implemented any such solution - I have two nics(with live isp connections) and have set the metric to use the faster one first - but the speed reported in Steam is much higher than either individual connection should rate....

so what's up? thank you *Smile

 

share internet connection in pc desktop &laptop

Operating systems on each computer?

If the desktop has two ethernet connections, you can set it up so that one has the modem (internet) and the other is connected to the laptop (cable from desktop to laptop).

If you want wireless, you will need a router unless you have a wireless connection and ethernet connection on the desktop, in which case you can do the same above, only instead of cable from pc to laptop, its wireless connection from pc to laptop.

 

Is it possible to share internet connection via remote desktop?

RDP is not capable of Internet sharing, so you can't share Internet using RDP with standard applications. There are many way to share Internet from a Windows box to another one. I suggest you to use VPN. You should do following steps:

1. Run VPN Server on your server with unlimited internet access
   
2. Connect to VPN server from your limited computer