Thks for the info.
I am having in mind general set-ups for wlans without firewall. I have the IP
and netmask info, but not know how to set-up vnc with them. I'm a newbie to
remote computing.
In the case of vnc, I assume I will have to run nvcserver on the machine I want
to monitor/control and xvncviewer on the other as the controller. Is it
possible to start everything from the controller i.e. remotely starting the
vncserver at the machine to be monitored?
I am running debian etch with kernel-2.6.15 and xorg.
I have downloaded vncserver and xnvcviewer and the only info about using them
is available from the 'man' command.
So, any write-up on examples or real cases of a vnc installation would be
helpful.
thks
jz
Robin Hill <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: On Tue Sep 05, 2006 at 02:27:17AM -0700,
john znuck wrote:
> does vnc work with wlan?
>
> 2 scenarios.
> One where both machines or on the same wlan and the other where the
> two machines are on different wlan.
>
Yes, and yes
> Information on how to set up for both cases would be appreciated.
>
This is really not a VNC question, but a network question (and you've
not provided anywhere near enough information to answer it - you'd need
to give info on IP addresses, netmasks, firewalls/NAT devices). VNC works
over standard TCP/IP connections, so providing you can route from one
system to the other (e.g. if ping works), then VNC should also work.
Cheers,
Robin
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