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Take Control of Screen Sharing in Leopard
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Take Control of Screen Sharing in Leopard

by Glenn Fleishman
June 2009
Intermediate to advanced content levelIntermediate to advanced
88 pages
2h 11m
English
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Expose a Computer

There's a way around port mapping, whether automatic or manual, for a single computer: you can expose the machine entirely with a feature called default host or DMZ, to offer just two of the many names this feature has.

Using this feature, a host—a computer hosting services—with a private network address has all its ports mapped to the same ports on the router without any manual configuration or assignment. Every port has a one-to-one relationship from the router to the computer.

The feature is enabled slightly differently on every router, but you essentially first choose a particular computer's IP address—whether you assign that address manually to a computer or through DHCP reservation as described earlier in Assign a Fixed Address ...

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