I've set up a new Server 2012 machine, and everything is going well except I can't remote web access to work.I have the ASUS RT-AC66R router (same as the RT-AC66U).First, automatic setup in Server 2012 Essentials fails. Doesn't surprise me as throughout the history of WHS it never worked right either But in the past I've always been able to set the route up manually in the router, and it was fine.
I've followed the MS instructions, routing port 443 to the servers static IP address. Still doesn't work.I know the server is capable because if I open a browser and hit it with the local NAT address of the server, remote access comes up fine.I also tried the direct public IP of my router, bypassing DNS, in case it was a host-name problem. Did not work.
My power is inevitably going out tonight.I have a generator, but the Cable Companies UPS's drop after 4 hours (it's been that way every single outage so far).So, I'll have to Tether.
My ASUS RT-AC66R can run in AP mode.Can I enable AP mode, have it connect to the Phone, and then the Asus feeds all my gear?If so, will it be wireless only or will it also bind to the Lan.
I have an E2000 router with the most current firmware. I have a Sony VAio laptop with Windows 7 Home Premium 64bit,a Macbook with 10.6.8, and a new Asus Transformer Prime with ICS.My work desktop is a Dell Optiplex 380 with Windows 7 Pro 32bit. I frequently work from home and have no issues remoting into to my work PC from by Sony laptop via VPN and RDP.However I have never been able to connect successfully to my work PC with my Macbook(using Remote Desktop Connection 2.1 for Mac OS) or Asus tablet(using WYSE Pocket Cloud RDP app for Android). I can however connect to the VPN itself on the Macbook and tablet without issue same as my Windows laptop. The other interesting part is I can connect via RDP when I am connected to a Mi-Fi 3g hotspot. So it is definitely something in the my Linksys E2000 blocking the connection for some reason. I have even set Port forwarding of 3389 with the ip's of both the Macbook and Asus tablet.I have also tried connecting via ethernet to the router with the same outcome. I cannot ping my work pc from either device as well.In addition the firewall on my work PC is completely disabled and all services related to Remote desktop access are enabled and running.
I have an ASUS Z77 Motherboard and when I install the AI Suite II which comes on the installation disc it blocks my internet connection. When I uninstall the software my connection is fine. I am using an Ethernet connection by the way. I think it is being blocked by the component called Network iControl. As soon as that component is uninstalled my Internet connection comes back. I want to have the software, but I also want to have my connection.
I recently moved into a larger 2 story house, and for the first few months I was using a Linksys E1000 I've had for about 2 years now. It's a fine single band router, but the people upstairs and the xbox/PS3 in the living room didnt have the strongest connection.
I shopped around and finally got a ASUS RT-N66U for a really good, strong dual band router that would supposedly give better range and performance than my old E1000.
Unfortunately, since I got it everyone is having issues they never had before, namely:Signal dropping all around the house and having to search for the network much slower performance than before the xbox/PS3 cant hold a stable connection even for a few minutes now, when before you could watch Netflix HD programs easily
I've upgraded the Firmware to 3.0.0.3.178 since I heard earlier firmwares had issues, but other than that and opening my ports for qTorrent it is relatively stock settings.
There is a website I use, and when I was on it today I noticed that it was refreshing very slowly. Suddenly it stopped refreshing and gave me the "cannot connect" error screen. I waited all day and finally I thought to check via proxy. When I use a proxy, it works.
Here is what I have tried so far:
- used proxy (worked)
- pinged the site (worked)
- checked to make sure I'm not banned (I'm not)
- rebooted and started in safe mode with networking. Still could not access the site.
We have an Asus RT-N56U router at home, which is connected directly to a cable modem. I am attempting to remotely access the router's interface, and am having trouble doing so even after configuring it properly. I configured the router's firewall to allow remote access, using port 8080. I also set up DDNS, although I tried connecting using both the IP and the DDNS name.I also set the router to respond to pings, and I am able to successfully ping the router (from a remote location) using both the DDNS name and the public IP. But when attempting to connect using my browser, it doesn't work. I have tried multiple browsers, multiple remote locations, and disabling my computer's firewall, all with no success.
As of last night, I cannot connect to any of the wireless networks I use every day (my personal home network or my school's WPA2).
The signal strength is very good, but it says "Limited Access" next to the network name. Apparently "Limited" means "No" because I am not connected. Here's what happened:Lavasoft Ad-Aware was blocking a site that I needed to access. I haven't used Ad-Aware in months, and it did not even appear to be running. So uninstalled it with Add/Remove programs in the control panel. BUT, mid-way through the uninstallation, I got a blue screen and my computer restarted. When my computer booted back up, I could no longer connect to my home's wireless. I'm at school now and I cannot connect here either. Ad-aware is gone from the add/remove programs list, but there is still an Ad-Aware folder in Program Files. The folder still has a bunch of stuff in it, including adaware.exe. I dont see an uninstaller (but i havent really investigated that yet). so now i can't connect to any network. Here's What I've TriedRan troubleshooter. Useless. Turned off my netbook's wireless. turned it back on. Device manager says my Network Adapters are working fine. No yellow or red icons next to them. also tried resetting stuff with the command prompt. something about winsock and netsh. I don't know what I was doing though. just following instructions from other people on yahoo answers when i googled the problem.
I have a flashed Asus RT-N12B1 that was working but now has ceased working I am trying to get the info from the router using 192.168.1.1 ;but cannot get that working . I need to access the control panel in the router to change some parameters . To do that I have to access 192.168.1.1 .Safari does not allow me to do this .
I have an ASUS RTN66U running Tomato firmware.I have temporary (a month or so) Internet access via a Huawei E3131 3G USB dongle. I am posting this question using said Internet access.
I would like other machines on my network to be able to access the Internet in the usual fashion. That is, through my ASUS router.My initial thought was to plug the dongle into the router and configure it to connect. However, it seems tomato does not support my dongle because I get a message to that effect in the log.
So my next thought was to "point" my router at my Windows machine which has the dongle plugged into it. Thus, any machine connecting to the router would then route through my Windows machine to the Internet.
I recently purchased an Asus RT-N12B1. It has an external hardware switch which allows the router to operate in different modes. I put in access point mode. Then I connected an ethernet cable from a LAN port on my Verizon supplied Actiontec MI424WR-GEN2 E router to a LAN port on the access point and turned off the wireless in the router.
I have dynamic DNS setup and port forwarding setup in the router to forward from port 50000 to 192.168.1.2:22 which is a server plugged into a LAN port on the router. This is no longer working since adding the AP and disabling wireless on the primary router. how to debug?
Im currently connected to a remote acess vpn setup using the vpn client and am unable to get anywhere around my network, this normalyl works fine The only difference i can see is that the are multiple virtualaccess interfaces pointing to my public ip address, which im presuming is causing routing issues How can i clear these unsed virtual access lines and how can i make it forget them automatically after disconnects?
We have an ASA5510 and a few days ago we were unable to access some segments from remote access VPN, the problem was not the config. A few hours later the problem was resolved on its own and I suspect we have an IOS bug. This has happened a few times in the past and its becoming an issue. How can this be confirmed and which IOS should we upgrade to? Prefer not 8.3 given the syntax difference
Based on my diagram, my computer A (192.168.100.11) can ping and access my computer B (192.168.10.14). But, when i'm home and i use remote access vpn (192.168.200.x) in cisco asa 5520 to connect to my computer A is okay. But, when i try to ping my computer B is not okay. I already do the exemption for 192.168.100.x and 192.168.10.x in nat rules for inside interface (192.168.100.2) ...
Should i put routing from outside 1.1.1.2 to 192.168.10.x by using 192.168.100.1 as a gateway?
I am looking to connect to a remote site that is connected within a larger corporate network. Curently I can connect to the corporate network via VPN, we have a single address on thet network in to the second port on a PC. I can then remote desktop this machine to access our network.Ideally I would VPN on to our network directly then I can communicate with devices directly, but I need to be on the corporate net
I have three servers at home called Matrix, Skynet and Hal.Currently when I RDP to remote.domain.net I get to my Matrix Server. However I would like the option to have a matrix.domain.net, skynet.domain.net and hal.domain.net that I can RDP to remotely. Is this possible. I was thinking by using different ports on my Router to route the request through to the right server. And if that way would I need to put the port into the name when connecting. ie skynet.domain.net:1234?
I am looking at purchasing a new Server, but one of my main requirements is to have remote access for users. What are the requirements for good remoting services and which server OS would provide at least adequate remoting services. That is being remoting that provides concurrent use, speed where things do not load slowly and perhaps ease of use, so users can access files.
We currently use Cisco VPN Client but are looking for an alternative that doesn't lock the user from connecting to the outside internet. I know internet access would make a remote connection more risky but we have situations where the trade-off is justified.
I would like to know if there is a possibility to create 2 Remote access VPNs for 2 ASA situated in different sites and using only one PCF file.Is set up a tunnel between the 2 ASA the only way to reach the 2 destinations with the same PCF file?
I want to use registry remote to edit registry of another computer in my network,But I can't access HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE(It's say I have no permission ) I use administrator (built_in) user,But i can't change permission by registry
I have a business class SMC D3G-BIZ cable modem. Directly connected to it I have surveillance camera. I need getting the correct IP settings so I can access it remotely. I previously was able to do this but the cable modem was recently replaced.The camera software needs a IP Address, subnet mask, and default gateay nformation. I do not currently have a static IP Address.In the camera IP address should I put in the public IP Address of the cable modem or should I create a static IP Address that is on the LAN. such as 10.*.*.*?How can I determine the subnet mask? Do I go to Gateway > Network within the cablem modem menu?The default gateway should be same as the default gateway for the LAN settings in Gateway > Network, right?
This is a home setup. I have a router connecting to my ISP and a home computer (Linux) with a website (not registered). I can access it from any computer in the LAN without a problem, but not from outside the LAN.I have port 80 and the LAN-side IP address open to the outside. I know the ISP-side IP address of the router.
I work from a remote location, and use a VPN to access files on the company server. I have no problem logging into the VPN, but when using Windows 7 64-bit, I am denied access to the specific folder containing the files I need, even though I can see and open other folders on the same server.
However, if I connect from an old laptop running Windows 2000, I get a login pop-up when I click on the desired folder and after entering my username (including the remote domain name) and password I can access the files. In the newer OS, I just get a stock "access denied" message, with no option to log in. Specifically, in W7 the message is "You do not have permission to access this folder", which is nonsense.
Our IT department is baffled. How to set up W7 so it will allow me to log into the protected folder in the same way I can do it in W2K? Once logged in to the VPN itself, I use the 'run' command with the remote IP address to bring up the folders in a normal Explorer window.
I need to setup a system where my staff can access the internet using the IP address at my buisness. IE. My staff can log into our marketing software (which will only allow access from my buisnesses IP address) from home. My thoughts were to leave the computer on at work all the time and then use a remote access program like logmein to remotley control that computer however I am then limited by only having one person able to do this at a time. I want to be able to use my buisness internet connection as a proxy as such....i think? Computers are running windows 7. Buisnesses internet connection is DSL with wireless modem
I have a need to be able to remotely access, from my laptop running Vista, eight computers on different networks, all running Windows 7 Home SP 1, 64 bit. I have discovered there is an issue with remote access and SP 1.To give a little more info, I am in a group organizing two afterschool programs in two different churches. Each church will have 4 laptops (Win 7 SP1). I need to be able to remotely access each computer from my home at various times to provide reports on usuage, and to troubleshoot any problems. The cost to purchase a program is prohibitive, as this is a non-profit venture to assist kids in need.
I'm essentially looking to extend an existing network in a primary warehouse for our company across a parking lot to a secondary warehouse with no network drops. I need to keep the ability to assign addresses in the existing scheme over to two computers in the secondary warehouse.
iam having two PC's which are not connected through LAN. in our office we are having a private telephone network and both the locations are connected with this telephone network (MAX) connection. Is it possible to connect the both PCs through remote desktop connection through this telephone network we are having ?. we are provided with internet conncetion for one PC.
We have a Cisco 5510 with 2 IPSec Connection Profiles each using a different IAS for authentication.If we add another VPN profile we need another IAS.With Cisco ACS can it be configured for different VPN profiles from the same ASA 5510?
I have a remove access vpn configured on my ASA 5510 which works fine, VPN pool easily allocates IP to all remote used , but they have few network drivers shared on their machines & most of them are linked using the computer name rather than the IP which normally doesnt work as VPN pool doesnt provides the DNS IP to the remote clients . Is it possible to allocate DNS IP with the VPN IP ?
