Bob,
You have to add the key manually. Make sure only SYSTEM and Administrators have permission to change it:I just went to RegEdit and did a FIND on "AuthHosts" and came up Empty.Where is "AuthHosts" supposed to be, or do I need to add it? Could someone post an image of what it looks like please?
Key: HKLM\SOFTWARE\ORL\WinVNC3\
Value: AuthHosts
Type: REG_SZ
In this case the value should be:My INTENT is to restrict access to my LOCAL LAN by putting in "+192.168.0" This should prevent anyone from coming in through the DSL NIC and trying to logon. Or is there a better way of protecting my Dual Homed (local LAN and DSL) PC?
-:+192.168.0
Note that this will NOT prevent connection attempts coming through your external interface with a spoofed source IP address in your local subnet range of 192.168.0.0/24. The only way to prevent such connections is to implement SSH tunneling of the VNC connection. There's an FAQ for that at http://www.uk.research.att.com/vnc/sshvnc.html , and as I have that configuration implemented at my site I am happy to offer some further advice if needs be.
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