The advantage of using a VPN or SSH tunnel for this is that you only need to
open one port on the firewall in order to access multiple machines.

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"den85nis" <den85nis@gmail.com> wrote in message
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>I do this all the time to access two Remote machines over the same
> global Ip address
>
> What I do is all in the router.
>
> port 3389 fowards to computer 1 at port 3389
> port 3388 fowards to computer 2 at port 3389
>
> so when I want to connect to computer 1 I just just my home no-ip
> address
> and when I want to go to computer 2 I use my no-ip address and add
> :3388
>
> name.no-ip.org:3389 computer 1
> name.no-ip.org:3388 computer 2
>
> this saves me the trouble of reconfiguring the computers and simplifies
> it all.
>
> Its funny that all you people go through the hassle of VPN Dynamic DNS
> and all that.
>
> Just use No-ip like that one guy does and do it like that...
>
> No-ip handles the dynamic ip address and the port fowards handles which
> computer that you want to access to.
>