Ronny:
Heya. It sounds like the Win 2000 server isn't port-forwarding
to your VNC Server correctly. Try this: open a web-browser on your
VNC Server and run the scan at: http:///www.GoToMyVNC.com
If that scan cannot connect, you'll need to make adjustments
to your firewall/router setup. BTW, exactly what sort of firewall/router
software are you running in your Win 2000 server? I presume it's some
sort of Windows "Internet Connection Sharing". If so, the instructions
you need to get VNC working are here:
http://www.microsoft.com/windows2000/en/professional/help/default.asp?url=/windows2000/en/professional/help/howto_share_conn_config.htm
For VNC, forward TCP 5900 to your VNC Server.
good luck,
Scott
> I'm trying to connect to vnc server from my computer over the internet. My
> computer is directly connected to the internet thru dsl. The vnc server is
> on a computer behind a win 2000 server. My pc has the ip address
> 213.xxx.xxx.xxx, and the win 2000 server has the ip 213.xxx.xxx.xxx, and
> finally the computer with the vnc server has the local ip address
> 192.168.0.x. I've set up the firewall on both ends to accept all connections
> from these addresses on the TCP protocol.
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