Bill:
Heya. Two quick questions:
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The problem is when I try to connect via the VNC Viewer, I get the
infamous "Unable to connect to host: connection refused (10061)" error.
The address I'm using is the DynDNS domain name, domain.homeip.net:5900
or domain.homeip.net:5901.
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Are you testing the VNC Viewer from *behind* the router doing
the port-forwarding, or on the "external" side of it? The 10061 error
is commonly seen when trying to connect via a "hairpin turn" thru a
router's port-forwarding setup. That is, it will work from the outside,
but not from the inside?
Checking you out at IP address "xx.xx.xxx.xx"...
xx.xx.xxx.xx is accepting connections on Display 0 (TCP port 5900).
xx.xx.xxx.xx is accepting connections on Display 1 (TCP port 5901).
Given this IP address...what happens when you aim the VNC
Viewer at this IP address, from a remote-PC?
cheers,
Scott
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