| Douglas J. Steele 2005-12-07, 8:27 pm |
| Sorry, but you'll need to ask this in a more appropraite group (such as one
related to whatever operating system you're using, or a networking
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"dummy" <dumass@learning.net> wrote in message
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>I would like to network my PC(1) at home which connected with cable
>broadband with PC(2) at my store which is connected with DSL.
>
> Both PC have a router, Intel and NetGEAR; and both are dynamic IP.
>
> I wonder if I open a forward/receive ports in the routers:
> a) Which IP address should I input? the local 192.168.x.x on both
> or real dynamic IP address ( e.g.: 72.187.23.78 for pc(1) & 98.45.148.98
> for pc(2) )
> b) Do I have to make sure the port on both end is the same or doen't
> matter?
>
>
> p/s: current configuration on both router using default mode: all ports
> are in stealth.
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