Computer behind Time Capsule

Hello,
Is my question:
I manage Macs outside by DynDNS.org address.
When outside computers are connected by a cable I see the screen in VNC.
By cons, when the computer is behind a pillar Time Capsule, I see the IP address of the modem (even if changes every day), but I can not see the screen computer that has an internal IP !
I suppose I must put the internal address of the Mac (192.168.6.10) somewhere but where?
Thank you for your help because I turn around for a while.
PS: excuse me for doing the translation on the Internet because I not speak your language and is therefore even more difficult !.....
Best regards.

Templeton Yes, I did find (thanks to you) or the solution was primarily looking in "Utility AirPort from the AirPort Extreme.
It is quite "sharp" because the function is "hidden"! Must go to :
Internet,
Connection Sharing: Share a public IP address,
Go to NAT,
Enable port mapping,
Configure the port mapping .....
+ Click to select a service,
Choose Apple Remote Desktop
And to the internal address of the Mac.
I think that's not ???????
By cons on an AirPort Express, I can not find the same thing:
AirPort: Wireless,
Wireless Mode: Participate in a WDS network,
Internet Connection Sharing: Share an IP address Public,
Go to NAT,
Enable port mapping,
Configure the port mapping .....
+ Click to select a service .......
And here I find myself with this :
Description: NOTHING
Port number public: NOTHING
Private IP Address: 10.0.1.201
Number of private port: NOTHING
Best regards.

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