Connect to Windows XP Remote Desktop through vnn

Connect to Windows XP Remote Desktop through vnn

I am not an administrator and cannot set port ing on the gateway or proxy server. How can I access Windows XP Remote Desktop on the Intranet? Vnn (Virtual native Network) can be used to solve this problem.

Technical description of vnn.

Currently, vnn only supports socks proxy servers. for users who can only use HTTP proxy servers, it may take some time. vnn developers are working hard ....... I tried to use the tunnel + vnn method before, but it was not successful. I think it should be feasible in theory. Maybe it is because the free account is used. Connection timeout ......, Hope anyone familiar with this kind of software can give advice!

The procedure is relatively simple:

Download, install, and start vnn on the server and client respectively. You can select the latest vnn client version based on your operating system.

After you start the vnn client, your computer will add a virtual local connection with the IP address 10.140.x.x, and all the computers using the vnn will be in this virtual LAN, you can directly use this IP address to access each other.

Therefore, for Windows XP Remote Desktop, you only need to start vnn on both the server and the client, then open the remote connection on the client, and enter the IP address of the vnn connection on the server.

Vnn has many applications, and XP Remote Desktop is only one of them. I sincerely hope this software can continue to develop.

PS: thanks to the reminders of icuc88 and junxiu Lee, because a virtual local connection will be added after vnn is used. Please pay attention to related security issues and promptly adjust firewall settings.

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