Now is a lot clear! Nevertheless, there's still one point not clear.
For Joe, you mean anywhere on the Internet (ie outside your LAN) you can
connect to its VNC server? Did you forget to mention that your Soho is doing NAT? If
that's the case, go and see if you could set up two more NAT for Mary and Martha.
Otherwise, check if Soho could do port translation, ie translating an incoming
port on Internet side, say xx.xx.xx.xx:5901, to a particular address and another port
on LAN side, say yy.yy.yy.yy:5900.
HTH
> -----Message d'origine-----
> De : Mark [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Envoyi : mercredi 4 fivrier 2004 21:59
> @ : [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Objet : RE: VNC behind Watchguard SOHO
>
> Ok, let's hope this is clearer:
>
> I have a Windows2k Network with a single fileserver. Let's call it "Joe".
> This network shares a DSL connection to the internet, and we have a
> Watchguard SOHO Firewall. This network has (among others) two workstations.
> One is running WindowsXP-Pro, let's call that one "Mary". Another
> workstation is running Windows98SE, let's call that one "Martha".
>
> Right now, I can successfully run VNC Server on Joe, and from anywhere with
> an internet connection, use the VNC viewer to connect to Joe.
>
> I'd like to also run VNC Server on Mary and Martha, and, from anywhere with
> an internet connection, use VNC viewer to connect to Mary and Martha.
>
> In my reading of the archives, it appears that for this to work, my Firewall
> must be capable of port-forwarding, which the SOHO is not.
>
> My question is: Is there some other configuration I can use to connect over
> the internet to Mary and Martha?
>
> Thanks!
>
> Mark
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