52199 should be closed on your cable modem or router, not on the server.
You're assuming I want my home network to be a DMZ zone and that I trust all of my internal traffic. A virus or malware could easily get into my home network and sniff local traffic. A secure connection should secure both the network and the server. I'd prefer to have as many connections be as secure as necessary. Does the Id support an HTTPS connection?
remote -- it's in the instructions.
Actually, it's not. The instructions say the password is remote, it doesn't mention the username. I never realized this, but you can evidently leave the username blank in Microsoft RDP and it'll default to the current user. RDP comes back with initially with "invalid login" but if you click ok and try it again, it passes. I was thinking that the headless option would have some form of terminal connection. But if I pick 2, the Id reboots, and if I connection again with VNC/ RDP, the X session is there. Is that how it should work? I guess I was assuming I would be able to get into the options via a terminal line.
Also, it doesn't appear the password accepts special characters on the Id, is that the case or is my keyboard mapped incorrectly? I can type them into the change password box, but then when it shows me the password, they are stripped out.
Is it possible to see the processes that are running? I can't seem to connect to Engen (I don't have a Z-Wave stick, but thought I'd still be able to play with it).
Thanks!