Emi:
Heya. Since you're able to get all the way to a password
prompt, you're 90-percent of the way there. Have you tried connecting
to the VNC Server with different encoding modes, and using different
Viewers? What version is the VNC Server running?
Lastly, try dialing down the MTU on your Win2k PC. I've
recently used "ispeed" to do this; you can use it to find out the
maximum MTU size your Internet connection supports, and then you
can set your NIC's MTU to that size.
Hope this helps!
-Scott
> I'm having this problem. I've seen similar questions posted here but haven't
> seen solution to it yet.
>
> Here's what I have:
> I want to VNC to my work PC using VPN (Cisco). I have DSL at home, and my
> home PC is on LAN. (DSL modem, router, wireless card for each PC's.) I VPN,
> and bring up the VNC Viewer. It prompts me for the machine name and
> password, and after entering those correctly, nothing happens. I can ping
> the machine I'm trying to VNC to.
>
> Both my work and home PC's have Win 2k with sp 2.
>
> I can VNC to my machine from my colleague's PC. My colleagues have no
> trouble doing VPN and VNC. Some on Win 98, but few are on Win 2k (don't know
> if they have sp2 though).
>
> I would really like to have this working. For any help, thanks in advance.
>
> -- Emi
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