Actually, what is happening is by design and quite correct. When you connect your computer by VPN (tunneling through the Internet to the NT server), your computer takes on a another IP which is a LAN IP of the network you're connecting to. The RRAS server will normally assign your computer a LAN address.
You end up with two LAN adapters. One physical and one logical. The Physical one is a LAN card or a modem. The VPN connection on your computer will ba a logical network adapter. Once the VPN connection is established, access the VNC4 server using the server's LAN IP address and not the public Internet IP address. At 18:47 20/09/2004, Adam Jongewaard wrote: >I have a Windows NT 4.0 SP5 machine and am trying to run the VNC 4.0 >server on it over a VPN client. I know that the VNC server is supposed to >run on all available IPs but I put my mouse cursor over the systray icon >and it only shows my public IP, not my private VPN IP. >Am I missing something? Is there any way for me to tell VNC that I want >to use my private VPN IP? or am I out of luck? >It does work fine that way for XP but my server machine is NT and a long >long ways away so I need to get it working if at all possible. >Adam _______________________________________________ VNC-List mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] To remove yourself from the list visit: http://www.realvnc.com/mailman/listinfo/vnc-list
