Thanks scott. - bk

On 2/3/06, RJ Cherveny <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Well, here's an update... I spent over 1-1/5hours on a call with
> Linksys tech support.  They basically told me that my computer was
> dropping the connection to the Linksys (but that the Linksys was still
> holding the connection to the ISP).  So, I went back to the ss5200 as
> my pppoe unit.  I took the linksys out of the loop and got my vnc up
> and running again.
>
> Long story short, the linksys was changing it's ip (192.168.254.1 to
> .2, to .3 randomly) and the forwarded ports on the ss5200 went to the
> wrong ip.  So I set the linksys to static ip and all is well!! (so
> far! :)  )
>
> Thanks for the help
>
> Rob
> On 2/2/06, Scott C. Best <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > Rob:
> >
> >         Heya. Great description of the problem. :) Double NAT'ing,
> > though, ouch. That's painful. Do you need to run the 5200 in router
> > mode? Put another way, does anything else to connect to it besides
> > the LinkSys? If not, it's overkill and "bridge" mode might work
> > better.
> >
> >         Anyhow...it seems that you've got everything setup correctly
> > on the 5200 (otherwise the GoToMyVNC scan wouldn't work). Problem is,
> > it's very possible that your workplace firewall is not allowing
> > outgoing connections to TCP 590x. Many commercial-grade firewalls
> > restrict outbound traffic to a handful of "well known" services
> > (eg. SMTP, HTTP, HTTPS, etc).
> >
> >         First thing to try is: setup your 5200 to forward TCP 443
> > on the external side to your Linksys' TCP 5901. Then setup the
> > Linksys to forward external TCP 5901 to your Mac listening on
> > TCP 5901. Then try to connect to "your.ip.address::443" with the
> > VNC Viewer at work, where "your.ip.address" is the same as what
> > GoToMyVNC connects to.
> >
> >         This may work, as TCP 443 is usually associated with HTTPS
> > traffic, and your workplace firewall may let it out by default. If
> > that doesn't work, write back and we'll try something else...
> >
> > hope that helps,
> > Scott
> >

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