CJuanne:
Heya. Your problems sound *very* similar to what
DMFontz was seeing earlier in the week. In his case, it turned
out to be that ZoneAlarm (a personal firewall, similar to
Norton's) was not completely disabled.
So instead of shutting Norton off completely, use
its configuration screens to expressly *allow* connections
to TCP 5900 and TCP 5800, and leave it running. Then try VNC
again.
hope this helps,
Scott
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> After both computers are running VNC server, I tried to connect from
> either computer to the other one with VNC viewer or Listening VNC
> viewer, with the following results:
>
> a) When making new connections to "LAN address" or "LAN
> address:5800 or :5900" or "WAN address:5800 or :5900", this error is
> seen- "server closed connection unexpectedly"
>
> b) if making new connection to "WAN address:5801 or :5901", I get
> this error: "unable to connect to host: Connection refused (10061)"
>
> I can't connect via Internet Explorer by typing http://WAN address:5800
> or 5801 or 5900 or 5901" either.
>
> Any help or suggestions will be GREATLY appreciated!
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