Evan McNish said:Thanks for the tip. I just came from www.gotomyvnc.com and found out my IP "is accepting connections on Display 0 (TCP port 5900)".
> My ISP recently began blocking ICMP traffic. At about the same time my
> VNC
> connection to my home PC stopped working. Is ICMP required for
> connection?
>
> I tried both the normal and Java clients. The Java client appears to make
> a
> connection since it shows my PC's name in the title bar of the window, but
> I
> can't log in.
I would guess that your ISP is blocking more than ICMP. Have you tried www.gotomyvnc.com to see if the VNC port is blocked?
Does anyone have some other ideas?
Thanks, Evan
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