Thread: How to configure RDC on static ip?

I have a connection like LAN -> Linksys router -> ADSL Modem (For an Internet) and with ADSL Modem with static ip. So, how may i configure a Port 3389 on this static ip within my LAN connection.

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- just4kix

Phone line (Internet)===>>ADSL modem===>Linksys router===>. LAN

1.
Mention modem/make of ADSL modem and linksy's router.
2.
How many computers are used /?

3. How do you connect to Internet /
"Dialer" mode or "AlwaysOn"

4. Your tariff plan . confirm you are given a static IP by BSNL.

5. http://www.ip-adress.com/

Basically, let me explain about our network
For an example
1 - Internet DSL Modem
2 - Linksys Router
3 - Switch
4 - LAN (includes 10 computers)

So, basically in this sequence we have setup our network.
On this network static ip has been configured on the DSL Modem.
So, my problem is if i connect to DSL Modem to Switch then it is working fine.
And i am able to connect to Remote Desktop Connection.
But while i am Using Linksys router between DSL Modem and Switch then it is not working and i am not able to Remote Desktop Connection From another Location.

So, how may i configure a remote desktop connection?

Please do mention the complete details requested. Still to mention modem - model and make. Mode - PPPoE or Dialler.

have you disabled DHCP in the linksys?? have you connected it to the LAN port and not the WAN port?

Originally Posted by meetdilip

Please do mention the complete details requested. Still to mention modem - model and make. Mode - PPPoE or Dialler.

Hi...

This connection is PPPoE Mode.
Basically, i hae BroadCom DSL Modem and it will also open on a Static Ip Address.
We have VSNL.Net connection.

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- just4kix

Originally Posted by superprash2003

have you disabled DHCP in the linksys?? have you connected it to the LAN port and not the WAN port?

No, we have not to disabled DHCP in Linksys Router. It is enabled.
See, basically, what i have done.
1 - I have My DSL Cable Connect to Switch and Assign the Port Range Forwarding with My windows Terminal Service computer then it is working.
2 - I have also tried While i am DSL Cable connect through directly to My Windows Terminal Service computer then it is also works.

But the thing is that while i am connecting like DSL Cable Connect to Linksys router and Linksys Router Cable to Switch and Switch to Destination Computer.

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you didnt specify whether you are connecting it to the LAN port or WAN port of the linksys

Originally Posted by superprash2003

you didnt specify whether you are connecting it to the LAN port or WAN port of the linksys

Yes, it has to be use WAN Port of the Linksys router.

you need to connect it to the LAN port because your modem is in pppoe mode already..

Originally Posted by superprash2003

you need to connect it to the LAN port because your modem is in pppoe mode already..

I am note getting your point. Please, explain me in detail or a verty detail level.
And tell me if you know the steps or which i need to follow the any tutorials.

ok , read this tutorial to get an idea of what im talking about Prashanth Speaks-Technology and Life: How To Connect DSL ISP modem with Wireless Router - Connect UT300R2U with Linksys WRT54G

I am not getting you. Can you reply me in a brief description of the How to connect within a LAN?

Can any body to give my answer? We are not using wireless router. We are using Linksys DSL/Cable Router and Broadcom DSL Modem.

1. Please do mention the complete details requested. Still to mention modem - model and make. Mode - PPPoE or Dialler.

2.My windows 'Terminal Service computer"
Switch to "Destination Computer".
Explain please.

the steps are similar..

I have attached the diagram of the our network setup.
So, Now tell me how to do it? and what to do it?
I am repeating the Question: How to map remote desktop connection to our network? In the network which you have shown Windows 2003 Terminal Services, i need to map to that computer.

@superprash2003
For Quick reference :

John = server of your LAN??
is the ip of the modem and the linksys of the same 192.168.x.x?? or 192.168.x.x and 192.168.y.x ??
does cable from modem go to LAN or WAN port of router?? i presume from your seutp , LAN port??

Originally Posted by superprash2003

John = server of your LAN??
is the ip of the modem and the linksys of the same 192.168.x.x?? or 192.168.x.x and 192.168.y.x ??
does cable from modem go to LAN or WAN port of router?? i presume from your seutp , LAN port??

1 John = server of your LAN?? - Yes, John is server of my lan. And i want to make destination of remote desktop connection. While our other office wants to connect through the remote desktop connection then it will map to this server. i have a one domain which is hosting on my static ip whcih is assign on DSL Modem.

2. is the ip of the modem and the linksys of the same 192.168.x.x?? or 192.168.x.x and 192.168.y.x ?? - Yes, Both IP are Modem and the linksys of the same 192.168.x.x And i have tried to change the IP of the linksys on 192.168.y.x and allocate that linksys ip on DSL Modem for NAT/port forwarding of port 3389. But it won't work.

3. does cable from modem go to LAN or WAN port of router?? i presume from your seutp , LAN port?? - See, basically my linksys router is setup on static IP XXX.XXX.X.XX And this linksys router static ip is defined into the ARP. Linksys router is basically for LAN and DSL Modem is for WAN. So, i think Cable from modem go to WAN Port. And cable from router go to switch. and switch has LAN Port.

if modem is WAN , then modem is doing the connecting.. so why are you connecting to the WAN port of the linksys??

Originally Posted by superprash2003

if modem is WAN , then modem is doing the connecting.. so why are you connecting to the WAN port of the linksys??

Because of, Security purpose. And also my requirement is like this. i.e., i need to go through the linksys router.

yes you should go through the linksys. but connect it to the LAN port instead of the WAN port.. you dont need th WAN port , since your modem is already doing the authenticating..

Can you also explain me, i.e., if i connect through the WAN Port then what i need to do?

then you need to setup the MODEM in bridged mode . and configure the linksys router to pppoe mode , thats where you enter the username and password...here's a tutorial on bridged mode Prashanth Speaks-Technology and Life: How to Setup bridged mode in UT300R2U,WA3002G4 you dont have to create the xp dialer though since you will be configuring your linksys to pppoe mode