On 15/08/2003 at 11:04 a.m. Steve Withers wrote:
>Karl
>I work for AT&T in New Zealand and I had what sounds like the same
>problem yesterday.
Way-hey! A fellow Kiwi! Awesome!
Didn't even know AT&T operated a Kiwi branch.
>In my case, VNC CAN connect from Win2k to a VNC server on Win98SE...
>....but VNC on the Win98SE system can NOT connect to the Win2k-Pro box
>at work.
So far, all machines used were Win2k-pro based, except for my mate's test
machine he set up, which was Win98 - connecting to his machine worked fine.
>Having just discovered this yesterday, I'm at a bit of a loss to know
>why.
>I'm wondering if the Blaster worm patch has caused it as I have also
>seen people say that after putting that patch on they can no longer use
>IRC.
Thought that might be it too, but the prob cropped up BEFORE the Blaster was
public knowledge.
Have not applied the Blaster patch, since Port 135 was locked ages back.
>The simple answer it Linux....but most people seem to prefer the
>interminable Win32 virus-go-round. I guess it's what they know.
We run a LINUX-based webserver, but that has no connection to the work PC.
Due to the varied software we run, we can't go LINUX way, more's the pity.
But cheers anyways!
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