Teams and Anydesk always work on my hom WiFi, although Anydesk works better (Teams is really "laggy"). I've gone to MS forums, help pages, knowledge bases, etc., followed every bit of instruction I've read, and always end up without a connection. Worry RDP some more to see if it can work for you. Been looking into getting a point-to-point wireless bridge to span the distance and eliminate the node. I can Ethernet connect both my mount and it's 'local' NUC PC but need a 'mesh node' out in between my control room computer. I imagine pretty much any (12v DC powered) router would work as a local (only) network although the 'Slate' I am using being 5v DC usb powered has advantages for wire management.
All you need is a valid UCL user ID and password, an internet connection and. I'm currently setting up a second "improved" Gl-inet usb wireless router to see if it will get better wireless reach and through-put. DesktopUCL Anywhere is a service that allows remote access to UCL. It is my 'go-too' control/view tool both in back yard and at off-grid remote dark site. You have Win10 Pro at least and maybe gone through some of the debug/troubleshooting web page guides. KC' it is odd that you cannot get Windows Remote Desktop to function.
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