based on this comment:
-I went to a website that tells you if a port is open on this
particular pc and according to it, my port 5901 was NOT open. I don't
have a clue why, because in my router set up it was clearly stated as
being open. This one really puzzles me.

sounds like maybe a config issue.  any chance you can send me a screen
shot of your router's port forwarding screen?  feel free to black out
the real-IP address if that's a concern.

On Wed, Aug 27, 2008 at 3:58 PM, Shikhanshu Agarwal
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Err... I created my server using some other utility not realvnc server ...
> though that shouldn't matter i know... and my server is set to listen to
> external requests as well...
>
> as for the viewer, i dont see any such option... i guess you were talking
> about the server?
>
> On Wed, Aug 27, 2008 at 3:53 PM, Ryo Koyama <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>>
>> Any chance that VNC is set to accept local connection only? (under the
>> connections tab)  That would result in the symptoms that you're
>> seeing.
>>
>> best
>>
>> Ryo
>>
>> On Wed, Aug 27, 2008 at 2:09 PM,  <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> > So I've been trying to solve this problem for weeks and am at my wits
>> > end. I've got a bunch of computers operating on a LAN at home that i would
>> > like to be able to access individually through VNC. I can access computers
>> > from inside the Lan, but not outside.
>> > My router is a Netgear WGR614v6. I've configured port forwarding exactly
>> > as everyone has told me (even did it step by step the way the 
>> > portforwarding
>> > website has detailed it for use with VNC) My starting port is 5801, ending
>> > port 5801 for my pc at 192.1.12.12. My starting port and ending port is 
>> > 5901
>> > for that computer as well. I have my VNC server?listening?on port 
>> > 5901/5801.
>> > I obtained the external IP address for my modem/router. I type in my
>> > external ip address into the VNC viewer from a computer outside my network,
>> > followed by :5901 (I've read one colon, or two colons, tried both, both
>> > fail) IE 26.x.xxx.44:5901.? And my connection is always refused. I'm
>> > assuming the machine is being contacted, but refusing the connection
>> > everytime. A few more things....
>> >
>> > -My firewall is turned off right now, as i've been trying to do this
>> > awhile and won't turn it back on until i figure this out.
>> >
>> > -I'm only trying to get this one computer working right now, if i can
>> > get on one, i can get on the others (i assume) but when i first started
>> > trying this, i tried?accessing other computers and got the same message.??
>> >
>> > -I tried using the default 5800/5900 ports and setting my pc to listen
>> > on those, no luck either.
>> >
>> > -I went to a website that tells you if a port is open on this particular
>> > pc and according to it, my port 5901 was NOT open. I don't have a clue why,
>> > because in my router set up it was clearly stated as being open. This one
>> > really puzzles me.
>> >
>> > -My remote access for my router is turned on and that is working fine so
>> > i can contact the router from outside my network.
>> >
>> > -I am NOT using a static ip address, because i rarely turn my computers
>> > off and my ip addresses rarely ever change. I know eveyone says to use a
>> > static ip, but i don't. Neither for my computers nor from my ISP.
>> >
>> > ? Someone PLEASE tell me what i am missing here? I've followed every
>> > step and tried all these off the wall suggestions and yet NOTHING seems to
>> > make my computer accessible from outside its own network.? Oh btw, on a 
>> > whim
>> > i tried setting up remote PC on a different computer (also on my LAN) and
>> > opened up the coressponding ports, same thing. Unable to get the 
>> > connection.
>> > I gotta think it is something with my router but everything is set up right
>> > according to all these sites, so i'm clueless. Any help is appreciated!
>> >
>> >
>> > Damon
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> MS, Computer Engineering
> VLSI Systems Research Group
> University of Cincinnati, OH 45221
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