> Will VNC connect to a pcAnywhere host?
Nope, VNC is VNC to VNC only. Same as pcAnywhere is pcAnywhere to pcAnywhere
only. In summation, unless you can get access to pcAnywhere you are S.O.L.
As for VNC itself, they just setup home at: www.realvnc.com
Henrik
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Thanks!
Will VNC connect to a pcAnywhere host?
As I mentioned previously, the client company runs pcAnywhere as their dial-in
host application and that is beyond my control. I just need to find a way to
connect to it.
Where do I get VNC?
> On Wed, Oct 09, 2002 at 06:07:56PM -0500, Lane Holc
On Wed, Oct 09, 2002 at 06:07:56PM -0500, Lane Holcombe wrote:
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> But I get the feeling that pcAnywhere doesn't speak my language.
Consider VNC. I use VNC on my FreeBSD X workstation to connect to
Windoze 9ick/NT/2000 systems running VNC.
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Subject: RE: pcAnywhere over ppp
Thanks for your reply.
But I don't use pcAnywhere, my client does.
I just want to establish a TCP/IP connection to their NT host over the
Thanks for your reply.
But I don't use pcAnywhere, my client does.
I just want to establish a TCP/IP connection to their NT host over the phone
line. I use ppp from FreeBSD to connect to various types of hosts, but this is
the first time I've ever had to connect to pcAnywhere.
What I'm tryin
Pcanywhere has to be run from a pc that has a public ip address to
the other pc which also has to be on a public ip address.
What I do is have the user of the pc I want to take over to dial out to the
internet
and establish it's connection, then start pcanywhere and configure it to
wait for incom
