> From: Ryan Supak [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Hi, I've recently gotten RealVNC and I can use it to
> successfully connect to
> VNC Servers within the intranet via any of the following names:
>
> 192.1.2.3 (the internal IP of the computer in question)
> mycomputer.mydomain.org
> mycomputer
> mycomputer:3 ("3" is the VNC Server Number I've set up)
>
...
> Now, I'm trying to connect from outside the intranet. Here's how:
>
> 64.1.2.3 (the IP of my entire domain to the outside world)
> 64.1.2.3:3
> 64.1.2.3::5903
> mycomputer.mydomain.org:3
> mycomputer:mydomain.org::5903
It's not enough to *open* port 5903 on the firewall. You need to *forward*
incoming requests on port 5903 to the specific internal IP of the machine
192.1.2.3 (which you will probably need to make static.)
How to do that depends on your make and model of firewall. Look for "port
forwarding" or "NAT addressing" or something like that.
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