I have used VNC for a while to help my father with his PC.
He has recently upgraded his machine to XP and at the same time to
ADSL (he previously had SE and a dial-up connection)
He has installed VNC (version 3.3.7). When he hovers over the icon
the TCP/IP address displayed is 192.168.1.3, which is (by my
understanding) reserved for LANs.
When I try to connect to this IP address the client times out.
He is running the XP filewall but getting him to turn this off
doesn't make any difference. He's also loaded Bull Guard and I
haven't tried turning that off.
It seems to me that this isn't a 'valid' IP address and that I won't
ever be able to connect to it.
Any thoughts or suggestions welcome and appreciated, thanks.
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