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The best way to do this is to run "Hamachi" a free VPN program for both your Pocket PC and Host Desktop. You can bypass most port and firewall issues and use logical computer names instead of ip addresses. This works very well with WM6. For an alternative access method, check out the "logmein" client from the same website (www.logmein.com), for difficult firewall situations on the host side, it is the only practical free solution.
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If so, I had the same problem with it. There is a little bug that does not allow you to connect unless you have it installed to main memory. Once I did that, it works with the IP or name. Great little program!
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Well. lets start with the basics, Have you enabled RDP on the host machine ![]() how are you trying to connect? Over Wifi? over Evdo? If wifi then the computer name method should work, and you should not need to enter the ip into the domain field, leave that blank. If you are trying to connect over EvDO, then its a bit trickier, 1. you need to know you external IP address (or you can sign up for dydns which makes things easier). You will also need to make sure you have forwarded the necessary ports from your router to the host PC. Do you have another PC you can use to test with? Click run, type mstsc.exe and try to connect to the Host PC from there, it will help to isolate the issue. |
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I am trying to get the remote desktop working also. I am using the WM6 RDP Finster, everytime I get the cannot connect error. I am trying to access computers at my job which are part of a domain. Ive typed in the computer name,the computer ip address,my username and password, and Ive tried leaving the domain blank or putting in our domain name. Any suggestions and I've been trying using WIFI
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Is you WiFi connection on the same subnet as the servers? Are you sure that there is not a firewall in between you and the Host machines. |
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Right now I'm experimenting with accessing my own computer in the domain. My firewall is down and remote desktop is enabled. I am using the Wifi here at work to try it.
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Basic steps that might help
1) Go to (no-ip.com) and sing up for free DNS service 2) Once installed and running on your PC, go to your router and direct port 3389 to the PC (IP) address 3) Make sure remote desktop is enabled on your pc. And firewall accepts RDP 3389 4) On your PPC your logon should look something like this… Computer: -- - - .no-ip.org (or) - - - - .no-ip.net (or) - - - - .no.ip.com User name: This should be you’re login name on the pc Password: whatever it is Domain: not needed leave blank You should be able to log in anywhere as long as your PC and PPC have internet access. |
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