Adam:
Heya. I administer the Kaboodle program that John mentioned.
It uses something called "echoWare" to make firewall-friendly VNC
connections, without any port-forwarding setup. The most advanced
combination of echoWare and VNC right now is in UltraVNC -- we
integrated echoWare directly into the UltraVNC Viewer and Server.
You can download it here:
ftp://ftp.echogent.com/UltraVNC/beta/UltraVNC-ew-1.02-RC08-Setup.exe
Using echoWare, you simply make a connection to an
"echoServer" on both sides of the connection (Server and Viewer).
Once logged into an echoServer, the two sides of the connection
can establish "firewall friendly" connections to each other (as
well as, of course, connect with normal VNC connections).
Hope that helps!
-Scott
PS: Am CC'ing this to [EMAIL PROTECTED] as well, since echoWare
also solves for his dynamic-IP/public-wireless problem.
Thank You soooo much!!
I got the program but how can I use it with TightVNC to access my computer
on campus? Thank you soooo much! You don't know how much this means to me.
:-)
Hmm... are you trying to access a PC at home *from* campus or the other way
around? If you want the former, you're probably out of luck, unless you can
convince the school network admin to allow you to access your school PC from
outside.. If the latter, you *might* be able to find something like Hamachi
(www.hamachi.cc) to create an encrypted tunnel. You might also want to look at
Kaboodle (www.kaboodle.org) as well as this VNC FAQ:
http://faq.gotomyvnc.com/fom-serve/cache/88.html
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