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Originally Posted by lcx Thanks for the response. 
This is one of the situations when you post a question. Two minutes later your web search returns the info you want on the top.
Here is what I found:
From http://blogs.msdn.com/noahh/archive/...23/715894.aspx
Replace <name> in the following with a name you like.
Go to the Start, All Programs, Accessories, and right-click on Command Prompt, selecting Run as Administrator from the menu This will cause a UAC prompt which you should accept, and then you will be presented with a cmd window. In this application, type the following commands.
1. “netsh” enter
2. “p2p” enter
3. “pnrp” enter
4. “peer” enter
5. “set machinename name=”0.<name>” publish=start autopublish=enable” enter
6. “show machinename” enter
These commands will return a unique internet domain name which let you access your machine from anywhere in the world even if your IP address changes without having to use a third-party service. |
Oh, very cool. Sorry; I was way off base on what you were asking.