Peter:
Hello! Yes, that's the idea: connect your PC's to
an echoServer, and you can then establish VNC connections to
them by using their echoServer "login names".
If your PC's are having trouble connecting, they
may be behind a firewall that only allows connections to
"well known" ports. For these PC's, I'd suggest running
your echoServer on TCP 443, rather than TCP 1328.
cheers,
Scott
On Sat, 30 Sep 2006, Peter Chow wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I am interested in running EchoVNC on multiple computers that are behind a
> NAT router. My plan is to install VNC server and EchoVNC on each machine
> and log in with a different username to the echo server. Will this work?
>
> I am trying to setup a test and have one machine connected to the demo
> server
> successfully, but the other machine just says "Connecting". They have two
> different usernames and both run on Windows XP Pro. Is there a specific
> version
> of VNC server required on the local machine?
>
> Peter
>
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