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Manage multiple NATted Macs with Apple Remote Desktop
I would think it would be easier to simply put all the machines on static IP, and change the port-forwarding statement in the router, as you can do that yourself easily and remotely with no interaction from your parents. Usually just log in and change one number. At least with most routers, if you have them configured for it. Of course, if you don't, or if your router doesn't have a remote access option at all, then yeah, this solution would be an easy and good option. Just my 2ยข
Manage multiple NATted Macs with Apple Remote Desktop
Generally speaking, it's a very bad idea to allow remote administration of the router from the WAN (Internet) side. Usually, home routers are configured to only allow access via it's LAN address (commonly 192.168.0.1).
Manage multiple NATted Macs with Apple Remote Desktop
Most of the routers allow to set a whitelist (or one IP address) for remote administration.
Manage multiple NATted Macs with Apple Remote Desktop
Yes, but how hard would it be to spoof that one IP address?
Manage multiple NATted Macs with Apple Remote Desktop
> Yes, but how hard would it be to spoof that one IP address?
Manage multiple NATted Macs with Apple Remote Desktop
Some routers require to be rebooted to apply the change in port forwarding settings. |
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