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I was erroneously thinking that the port # on the toolbox address entry was the 49300 port... but now I know that it was supposed to be the HTTPS port instead.
The "Port(if not default)" does not give any hint about this.

Anyway, I was able to get this to work.?

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Now, for the greater good I want to suggest Anydesk for those of you that need a quick way to get direct access to a remote system when all you have is somebody with a laptop on the other side.?

And by that I mean you can directly access the processor or VC4 in your laptop as if you were sitting inside of the far-end network. (Because I hate when you are constrained to using toolbox on a remote machine through Teamviewer, It makes me claustrophobic!)

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The feature is called TCP Tunneling.

Here are the instructions:
Once you have anydesk connected to the remote laptop, look for Actions -> Setup TCP Tunneling.
Then in there you will punch the usual ports. Note that "remote host" is the IP of the crestron processor (or VC-4) on the other side of the network. The example shown here is what is needed to access an appliance box (non-VC4).?
LocalPort? ? RemoteHost? ?????RemotePort
41794? ? ? ? 192.168.10.55? ? ? 41794

41796? ? ? ??192.168.10.55? ??? 41796??
22? ??? ????? ??192.168.10.55? ??? 22

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Once you have the TCP Tunneling rules in place, on your toolbox you have to enter the loopback IP in the address field: 127.0.0.1

So when toolbox connects it will go through this path:
Toolbox -> loopsback into... -> Anydesk forwards to... -> the far-end Laptop, which in turn forwards to... -> the far-end crestron processor.

The big advantage of all this is that it allows you direct access to a far-end processor without any need for VPN nor having to ask anybody to open ports on firewall etc.?
All you need is somebody with a laptop running Anydesk on the far end. Thats it.

For VC-4 the steps are the same as above but you also need to add rules for 49300 and also forward the HTTPS port, such as this: