Dynamic domain name of peanut shells, allowing you to remotely access your home computer

This afternoon, I suddenly glanced at my long-standing laptop and suddenly thought that it would be better to build a small server than to keep it, I found some information online. after a long time, I finally configured it. The following is my configuration method.

Preparations

1. First download a client for the dynamic domain name of the peanut shell, apply for a free account, and then apply for a free dynamic domain name. I will not list the specific configuration.

2. remote host (my local file), environment is XP, right-click the computer properties-> remote, select allow users to remotely connect to the computer.

3. Disable the Windows Firewall. If the firewall is not disabled, you can configure it as an exception.

4. Install the dynamic domain name client of the peanut shell and start logon. For example:

I applied for a free dynamic domain name, and finally remotely accessed my own domain name.

TP-LINK routing configuration

Because my current is not inserted with a network cable, is through my wireless router to access the Internet, so you need to enter the routing settings page for the settings, the TP-LINK default routing settings page is 192.168.1.1

Click Dynamic DNS in the left Tree, fill in the account password you applied for in the peanut shell, log on

The connection is successful, indicating that the account is valid. Proceed to the next step.

Click the virtual server under the forwarding rule in the left-side tree and add a new entry. The following page is displayed:

 

The server port is 3389.

The IP address is the IP address of the host.

Protocol changed to TCP

Save it.

Test successful

Open the Remote Desktop, enter the dynamic domain name of the peanut shell you applied for, and you will be able to access your remote computer. This is the end. If you have any questions, please leave a message

 

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