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From: ComputerLady143 on 23 Jun 2010 16:42
I know somebody that have remote desktop setup and instead of using and
static IP address for each computer. They are using one IP address and a
different port for each computer. I know that the port number is defined in
each registry. They are using DHCP and the address for each computer is
obtained automatically. What command would you use to redirect the DHCP IP
address to the static IP Address? I know somebody doing this and they are
using a rule in the firewall for the port number. Do you set up the redirect
in the firewall rules also? Curious to know how this is being done. The
server operating system is Windows Server 2008, workstations software is
Windows 7, Windows XP.
From: Pegasus [MVP] on 24 Jun 2010 17:55


"ComputerLady143" <ComputerLady143(a)discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in
message news:4F2B973D-217A-4B20-9128-C067B9E764F6(a)microsoft.com...
> I know somebody that have remote desktop setup and instead of using and
> static IP address for each computer. They are using one IP address and a
> different port for each computer. I know that the port number is defined
> in
> each registry. They are using DHCP and the address for each computer is
> obtained automatically. What command would you use to redirect the DHCP IP
> address to the static IP Address? I know somebody doing this and they are
> using a rule in the firewall for the port number. Do you set up the
> redirect
> in the firewall rules also? Curious to know how this is being done. The
> server operating system is Windows Server 2008, workstations software is
> Windows 7, Windows XP.

Perhaps this "person" has a firewall that can direct packets to specific
NetBIOS names instead of IP addresses. I would ask him how he does it and
what firewall he uses.

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