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From: Richard Histon [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Help please.
I successfully connect to vnc via the internet, using port
5900 and the viewer, port 5900 is opened in my router.
Change the display number and add that to 5900 to change the port. It's a
fairly easy
Dear all:
I have a question about VNC running environment.
Can VNC run at IPX environment?
regards
Eric
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I suppose your VPN (Nortel something) is done by a hardware firewall or some
hardware, right? If that's the case, you'd better talk to your admin to see how he
configures the device. By default, every port is closed across zones (outside,
inside, DMZ and VPN).
Hope this
Thanks a lot. I need to check with the admin here and go from there.
Sean Zhang
Seak, Teng-Fong [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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10/02/2003 04:18 AM
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Subject:RE : Failed to connect to server: VNC + VPN
Hi,
I finally managed to get it to work!!
I told the ssh server to listen on another port than 22. I chose the https port, and
now everything works well.
Thank you,
Jens
Proxies can be configured to allow only certain applications
to pass through them, by filtering based on the user-agent
Can someone please help in correcting the build problems I am having. I
downloaded the VNC source (vnc-3.3.7-winsrc.zip) onto my Win ME computer.
I am using Microsoft Visual C++ 6.0
I downloaded and unziped vnc-3.3.7-winsrc.zip
When building vncviewer I get:
Configuration:
I noticed Scaling of remote desktop listed under Features Not Yet
Available in this Release on http://www.realvnc.com/v4/release-notes.html
Is anyone actively working on this? I have preliminary software-scaling
patches for 3.3.7 and I'll be taking a look at version 4 soon. If
someone is
Yeah, I contacted my ISP and searched a few webpages. What I found out
was that my SS5200 was set to bridge mode, and that would make it hard
to reach my computer. I updated the firmware, setting it to router, and
enabling a port forwarding for VNC's ports, and now everything works.
Thanks for the
