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After messing with it some more, its up and running! Thanks a lot for all your help Trouble. Also one more thing, I have been looking at this list of ports would it be safe to assume that if the ports are not listed they are unused?

Actually , I Don't know what I typo'd but I tried it again. and now on the same network i'm getting in fine using the 10.1.10.x:8888

So it, worked when I changed all the information back to default and rebooted. Then when I changed the listener to 8888 and rebooted I tried to connect with the 10.1.10.x:8888 and it didn't work. So its a fire wall issue? I have both fire walls turned off though.

Well resetting the computer allowed the connection to the PC on the same network to work fine. Damn... okay, i'm going to change the settings again and reboot this time... see how it works out.

No.... oh god....

Crawl before we run, got it. Good idea, so I changed the listener port on the destination PC back to 3389, left the fire walls off, and put both PCs back on the same network. And I'm still getting the same connection issues, both PCs still have the allow remote connections settings on. I have...

It looks like its attempting to connect for a few seconds then gives me the: Remote Desktop can't connect to the remote computer for one of these reasons: 1) Remote access to the server is not enabled 2) The remote computer is turned off 3) The remote computer is not available on the network...

I'm screwing up somewhere, but not sure where. I even tried turning off the firewall entirely, and while on the same network on both PC's using the pc's private subnet IP of 10.1.10.x, and its not connecting. I have both computers set to allow remote connections, and firewalls off for the mean...

Would the external static IP address be the static IP provided by Charter that was assigned to the router?

I'm having some trouble setting up Remote Desktop to connect to my office PC's from outside our office network. If someone with a little more expertise can chime in on the subject it would be awesome. Our setup: We have a ASUS 1900 router which is assigned a static IP we were assigned from...