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Setting VNC On Mikrotik

This document provides instructions for setting up VNC on a Mikrotik router to remotely access a PC connected to the router's LAN interface from the WAN. It describes the network topology and IP addresses. It then lists the steps to create two firewall NAT rules - one for destination NAT from the WAN IP to the PC IP for VNC traffic, and another for source NAT from the PC IP to the router's LAN IP to allow all return traffic. Once configured, a VNC viewer can be used to remotely access the PC.

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Setting VNC On Mikrotik

This document provides instructions for setting up VNC on a Mikrotik router to remotely access a PC connected to the router's LAN interface from the WAN. It describes the network topology and IP addresses. It then lists the steps to create two firewall NAT rules - one for destination NAT from the WAN IP to the PC IP for VNC traffic, and another for source NAT from the PC IP to the router's LAN IP to allow all return traffic. Once configured, a VNC viewer can be used to remotely access the PC.

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Setting VNC on Mikrotik

Guide to Setup VNC on Mikrotik Router..

Topology : WAN Interface <-- Mikrotik Router --> LAN Interface –> PC Client

118.97.XX.YY = Public Ip {WAN Interface on Mikrotik Router}

192.168.AA.BB = Client Ip Target (Remoted PC}

192.168.AA.CC = Local Ip {LAN Interface on Mikrotik Router}

Configuring Mikrotik Router :

Create 2 New Rules on IP -> Firewall –> NAT

1.

/ip firewall nat

add chain=dstnat dst-address=118.97.XX.YY protocol=tcp dst-port=5802


action=dst-nat to-addresses=192.168.AA.BB to-ports=5900
2.

add chain=srcnat dst-address=192.168.AA.BB protocol=tcp dst-port=5900


action=src-nat to-addresses=192.168.AA.CC to-ports=0-65535

3. Use VNC Viewer to Remote

Done..

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