Hello, I've just gotten Sesame Server to work on No-IP DUC (dynamic update client) over the internet and was able to connect from a remote computer.

I was able to do this by going into the advanced router settings and forwarding ports. I created a custom service named "Sesame Server", selected protocol "TCP", then selected the external port range of "20000:20001", I also selected this to be the internal port range as well, I chose the Internal IP Address to be the IP Address of the computer running Sesame Server.

I then went to my No-IP DUC client, (which was already installed and setup with an account and a hostname), and copied the hostname, myserver.no-ip.biz (example).

I then created my shortcut for Sesame Server and set the target as "sesame.exe -server myserver.no-ip.biz:20000:20001".

And then I created my shortcut for Sesame Client on my remote computer (that has the same version of Sesame installed with the license) and set the target as "sesame.exe -client myserver.no-ip.biz:20000:20001".

And it worked splendidly. I was surprised about how easy it was to get it to work, and the speed seemed to be fine. Similar to what we already experience on just a local network.

My only question now is there anything I can do to improve security before I implement this? For example, can I run this through SSH or something like in the guides? Or should I just use Sesame's Application Security to set up users and passwords?

Ok thanks I'll try that.