Working remotely with two PCs without real IPs

Hi,

Say Cable connection (PPoE), or say from behind a NAT.

p.s: The users cannot configure routers or ask to have it configured.
Is there is no service where the two PCs connect to a reachable PC (provided
by that service) and that service routes the connection between the two PCs?

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"Shenan Stanley" <newshelper@gmail.com> wrote in message
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> lallous wrote:

>> I have two PCs that don't have real IPs.
>>
>> What software you suggest I use to have these two PCs connect to
>> each other via something like remote desktop?

>
> Please define "real IPs".
>
> Routers can be configured to forward certain ports to certain machines
> behind them and thus - allowing Remote Desktop, etc.
>
> However - without knowing more about your situation - there is little I
> can suggest.
>
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lallous wrote:

> I have two PCs that don't have real IPs.
>
> What software you suggest I use to have these two PCs connect to
> each other via something like remote desktop?

Shenan Stanley wrote:

> Please define "real IPs".
>
> Routers can be configured to forward certain ports to certain
> machines behind them and thus - allowing Remote Desktop, etc.
>
> However - without knowing more about your situation - there is
> little I can suggest.

lallous wrote:

> Say Cable connection (PPoE), or say from behind a NAT.
>
> p.s: The users cannot configure routers or ask to have it
> configured. Is there is no service where the two PCs connect to a
> reachable PC
> (provided by that service) and that service routes the connection
> between the two PCs?

That's a little more information...

TeamViewer...
GoToMyPc...

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In addition to Shenan's comments be very careful if these PCs are in a work
environment. Connecting them to untrusted networks may violate company
policies. Check with the work network administrators for help if this is a
legitimate work related requirement.

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"lallous" <lallousz-temp1@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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> Hi,
>
> Say Cable connection (PPoE), or say from behind a NAT.
>
> p.s: The users cannot configure routers or ask to have it configured.
> Is there is no service where the two PCs connect to a reachable PC
> (provided by that service) and that service routes the connection between
> the two PCs?
>
> --
> Elias
>

"lallous" <lallousz-temp1@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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> Hello
>
> I have two PCs that don't have real IPs.
>
> What software you suggest I use to have these two PCs connect to each
> other via something like remote desktop?
>
> Thanks,
> lallous

These systems do have real IP's, they just don't have public ones.

I have to agree with another poster, you must look at the circumstances.
If these are work systems, and you don't want to commit a carrer-ending
move, you must check that you do not violate any company policies.

And if it is a work system, there may be firewalls that you cannot adjust
and which prevent this from working.

You need to have more information to do this, or safely.

HTH
-pk

On Aug 6, 12:47 am, "Patrick Keenan" <t...@dev.null> wrote:

> "lallous" <lallousz-te...@yahoo.com> wrote in message
>
> news:%2331Y9gx9IHA.5088@TK2MSFTNGP05.phx.gbl...
>

> > Hello

>

> > I have two PCs that don't have real IPs.

>

> > What software you suggest I use to have these two PCs connect to each
> > other via something like remote desktop?

>

> > Thanks,
> >lallous

>
> These systems do have real IP's, they just don't have public ones.
>
> I have to agree with another poster, you must look at the circumstances.
> If these are work systems, and you don't want to commit a carrer-ending
> move, you must check that you do not violate any company policies.
>
> And if it is a work system, there may be firewalls that you cannot adjust
> and which prevent this from working.
>
> You need to have more information to do this, or safely.
>
> HTH
> -pk

Hello,

Sorry I meant "public" IP rather than real IP.
And No, I am not violating any company rules or something.

GotoMyPC is what I am looking for.

Thanks,
lallous