Re: file & printer sharing - over the internet?
- From: James Egan <jegan@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 26 Jun 2008 09:49:09 +0100
On Wed, 25 Jun 2008 13:24:01 -0700, techitechi
<techitechi@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
with all the firewalls
disabled, router bi-passed . There are no firewalls or anything to block it .
Still remote pc canot find it
And yes, public ip is correct
And yes, I only allowed my printer and cdrom drive to be shared for this test
No go . There must be something else to configure or . it just cant be done
over the internet
What makes you think tcp/ip works any differently over the Internet
than it does over your LAN?
Essentially, you are setting up a server with listening port(s)
awaiting connections from other computers. It doesn't matter whether
these other computers are remote or local as long as there is a valid
ip route between them in both directions and there are no firewalls
intercepting and filtering out the connection.
If you want any help with routing in and out of your LAN then you will
have to describe its topography and the ip addressing scheme you are
using. In particular, describe how the "server" computer connects to
the Internet itself and give details about the router.
Jim.
.
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