Robert:
Heya. So when you try to connect to the VNC server
from inside the firewall, what IP address are you using? Your
post reads as if you were trying to connect to the same IP
address that you use when connecting from home -- that won't
work. When on the same LAN, you need to use the LAN IP address
(eg, 192.168.x.y), not the "real world" IP address that the
firewall is mapping.
As for "one application" that combines EsVNC and
ZeBeDee...have you given Kaboodle a try? www.Kaboodle.org.
I've also been waiting for 3 years for it to be done. :)
If it's not the easiest way to both securify a VNC connection
with an encrypted tunnel *and* do secure file transfers...
I'll eat a bug. :)
cheers,
Scott
> I have been using VNCserver(att3.63) on a windows2k
> server and 25 windows 98SE machines on a 100mbps
> ethernet network for the last 3 years. I recently
> discovered zedebee,and eSVNC. Thank you to S.Folliard
> EsVNC was what i have been waiting for for 3 years. I
> would be in heaven if someone could find a way to
> combine EsVNC AND zebedee into one application. I know
> there is a version/flavor of vnc the uses zedebee, but
> it maps ports to static ports numbers which would
> require me to remap all the port numbers in my
> network. NOT something I look forward to doing. In
> addition my only need for zebedee is on the the win2k
> box that serves as my firewall.
>
> irewalls,Nats,different flavors of VNC and invalid
> protocols errors
> My question is this how does a vnc server know which
> compression protocol to use. When I run eSvnc on the
> win2k box and open up a mapped port in the
> firewall/nat so I can connect from home everything
> works fine. BUT if I use try to connect from INSIDE
> the firewall I get and "Invalid Protocoll", untill I
> take out the mapped port in the firewall. Then
> everything works just fine from inside. Since it is a
> INCOMEING mapped port in the firewall why would it be
> affecting connections on the INTERNAL side of the
> network??
>
> As an aside I am not running zebeede on anything at
> the moment I have to still do some adjustments to the
> config files so I set that project aside for the
> moment.
>
> TIA
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