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> De : Brake Pro [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
> Hi All,
>
> I have three different geographical locations with more than one computer in
> each location. Each location has a router, from which I port map from the WAN
> to the LAN, and out again.
>
> For the VNC application, I am confused as to how to port map to more than one
> computer behind the router. This is what I DO understand, so far:
>
> 1. Port 5900 is the default, with display '0'.
> 2. VNC allows you to use different port numbers for different machines.
> 3. You must change the display number in the vncserver as you change the port
> number to any given machine.
>
> So it would look like this:
>
> port: 5900 id: 192.168.1.101 display: 0
> port: 5901 id: 192.168.1.103 display: 1
> port: 5902 id: 192.168.1.104 display:2
>
> I guess you also have to change the port display setting in the windows
> registry entry for vnc? It doesn't seem to change automatically just by
> changing the display number in the vncserver.
You're wrong, port number is linked to display number. You don't have to play
with windows registry.
> So here is my question: when I want to connect using vncviewer, what host
> name do I type in? I've been using the public ip address for a location,
> which works fine for one machine, but what about when I want to connect to
> machine number 2 in the same location (that I have port mapped using a
> different port number and display number)? What would it really look like for
> the second machine:
> example: (67.133.227.106:5901)?????
No, you should use 67.133.227.106:1
The number after colon is *display number* (though in some condition it's port
number, but don't count on it).
> So far this format isn't working for me, don't know if it's right or wrong.
>
> Thanks for any info!
> Elke
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