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10.5: How to use screen sharing remotely and securely
Hi,
10.5: How to use screen sharing remotely and securely
I'm pretty sure the NAT will update with any change in DHCP. My old router kept track of NAT by MAC address, which make much more sense. I have a new router that does it by IP address, and I was wondering the same thing as you. I just went with it and decided to find out if and when the IP changed. So far it hasn't.
10.5: How to use screen sharing remotely and securely
Did you try to set up a dedicated IP assignment based on MAC address on your DHCP server (I assume this is being run n your router as this is the most common option for household routers)?
10.5: How to use screen sharing remotely and securely
There is a handy app called Lighthouse [link:]http://www.codelaide.com/ which works with many (not all) routers. Lighthouse handles the port mapping. Run it on your #2 mac so you can reach it from the internet.
Your router has to support NAT/PMP or UPnP for Lighthouse to work. |
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