Physics Concepts
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Hi:
I have a DSL connection with two assigned static IP addresses from Sprint. Up until today I was using a Netopia Router R910 with no problems. It was smooth as silk to be able to Remote Desktop into either of the two servers behind the router. Only one problem: New software requirements forced a VPN with higher encryption than the poor little Netopia router could handle. As a result we have a new Linksys RV042 which will handle the encryption from the Cisco routers on the other side of the proposed VPN, but we have lost our Remote Desktop Access. Does anyone know if we can access two servers behind the Linksys router ? I know that Remote Desktop uses port 3389 - that would allow port forwarding to one of the servers, but what about the other server? Any advice would be greatly appreciated.
I have a DSL connection with two assigned static IP addresses from Sprint. Up until today I was using a Netopia Router R910 with no problems. It was smooth as silk to be able to Remote Desktop into either of the two servers behind the router. Only one problem: New software requirements forced a VPN with higher encryption than the poor little Netopia router could handle. As a result we have a new Linksys RV042 which will handle the encryption from the Cisco routers on the other side of the proposed VPN, but we have lost our Remote Desktop Access. Does anyone know if we can access two servers behind the Linksys router ? I know that Remote Desktop uses port 3389 - that would allow port forwarding to one of the servers, but what about the other server? Any advice would be greatly appreciated.
