If you need to connect to a VNC server over the Internet, and you have a dynamic IP (i.e., your Internet Service Provider allocates a different address every time you connect) -- this is sometimes described as NAT, though this usage is confusing -- you can use various services which supply you with a fixed Internet address. Every time you connect to the Internet, a program running on your system updates an Internet directory entry. This is often called Dynamic DNS (DDNS). Some services are free of charge, others not.
Amongst others, www.no-ip.org. This lets you connect to, say, myaddress.no-ip.org, instead of requiring a permanent numeric address. If everybody knows this, apologies for the waste of bandwidth! HTH, -- Michael Salem _______________________________________________ VNC-List mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.realvnc.com/mailman/listinfo/vnc-list
