After everything was setup with a new different router, I tried to connect again and I ended up with the same error at MRD that I did with the first router.Īdditionally, when I take the MacBook to work and connect to their wifi, I can remote into my machine via MRD without connecting via SonicWall (as I am already on works network probably). So I assumed it was something with my wifi connection and swapped out the router. SonicWall connected and then MRD booted up to my machine at work. To my surprise, everything worked as it did if I was on my Windows Desktop. But I set up my iPhones hotspot, connected my MacBook to that iPhone and tried to log in. In doing the troubleshooting, I thought maybe it was my router that was blocking something? I don't know. Fiddled around with the settings but nothing really worked. However, after I got through SonicWall, I would get a 0x240 error on the MRD application. So I followed the same settings I used with my Windows desktop and tried to connect. I recently bought the new MacBook Pro 16" (never used MacOS so I am still new to all this) but I wanted to set up the ability to get into my machine at work. Users can mount network drives, upload and download files, and access resources in the same way as if they were on the local network. With NetExtender, remote users can virtually join the remote network. For the past year or so, I have been using NetExtender on Windows 10 with my desktop at home and it paired with Microsofts Remote Desktop very well. SonicWALL NetExtender is a software application that enables remote users to securely connect to the remote network. My workplace uses SonicWall to allow for remote log in to our machines there.
So I have been trying to get this sorted for the past three days and nothing I seem to do makes any difference.
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