RDP to PC behind NAT router

Bill wrote:
> Thanks for your reply. I guess my question was not clear. I know
> how to forward 3389 and I use no-ip.com with great success. The
> problem is that, as far as I can tell, in order to forward 3389 to
> the PC behind the router that PC must be configured with a static
> IP address. It cannot get a dynamic address from the DHCP server
> that is built into the router. Is that correct?

Or you have to turn on remote management for the router and connect to it
first via a web browser and make sure the port forward is pointed to the
correct IP (attached device) on the router...

Truthfully - depending on the router/settings - unless your machine is off
for 12+ hours (sometimes more for home routers, sometimes less) you will
more than likely keep the same internal IP. If you only have one PC
connecting to your router - you will likely get the same IP every time.

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