Dear All, Here's an interesting problem I just ran into. I recently installed VNC (server running as a service) on my desktop windows computer. I tested it from my linux laptop in my office and from a classroom downstairs, and it worked fine.
However, when I got home, I was unable to access the VNC server over the VPN, and I couldn't access it from ice either. Since then, I've verified from on-compus that my desktop VNC server is not accessible from ice. Obviously, this is a problem, as the purpose of having VNC is to be able to access my desktop from home. Has anyone else run into this problem or figured out a way around it? For those who read this list and are in the know, is this a new network configuration setting (I hadn't run into it previously) and can it be fixed? Scott -- Scott Thatcher Associate Professor of Mathematics Truman State University [email protected] ----------------------------------------------------------------- To get off this list, send email to [email protected] with Subject: unsubscribe -----------------------------------------------------------------
