Question about message server

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It is in my home…

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Ok you will not be able to do it with the router. Here is some info I found that may be useful. It looks like its not an easy setup…

You need to be able to access an Internet-facing webserver that is 
running MSMQ. For a corporate that's not too much of an issue; for a 
home user, probably a bit harder and in some cases not possible.
Let's look at a corporate scenario. I'm in CompanyA and want to send 
to 10 different people hidden behind CompanyZ's firewall. Let's say 
their machines are called
\\User1 through 
\\User10 and have a queue for incoming messages called Inbox. 
CompanyZ needs to have a webserver running MSMQ that I can browse from 
CompanyA across the Internet. Let's call it ZedServer. On the webserver I
 create an MSMQ mapping file that does the following:
Maps any messages for http://Zedserver/msmq/User1 to
\\User1\private$\Inbox
Maps any messages for http://Zedserver/msmq/User2 to
\\User2\private$\Inbox
and so on to Maps any messages for http://Zedserver/msmq/User10 to
\\User10\private$\Inbox

As you can see, the mapping is static and has to be set up by the people you are replying to.
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Therein lies the rub. :stuck_out_tongue_winking_eye:

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So I need a Web server Installed on the terminal and to create an MSMQ mapping file.
I will try to explore some of it
I have no experience with it
Thank you

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Use VPN. I don’t know if you router support VPN. If it doesn’t, maybe you should consider buy a new one that support it. I would recommend Mikrotik for this kind of setup. Once your VPN session is up, you are on the same network.

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His router does support VPN. And @neko is right VPN would work as well.

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@kendash,Sorry for bothering you.
Can you explain to me how to operate VPN on my router,
And how to connect my home pc to it?

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useful link.
How (and why) to set up a VPN today

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