Nathan Wright wrote:
>
> I thought the default display for Windows machines was 0, therefore I
> was connecting to port 5800 since I read somewhere that was the port
> used for login. Then the display was supposed to come through port 5900
> by default.
You did the right thing.
> Another little tidbit, I cannot telnet to port 5900. It
> refuses my connection. That sort of implies to me (I'm no expert
> though) that this whole problem resides on my machine not allowing
> connection to port 5900. Any thoughts?
>
You probably can not telnet to 5800 either because:
work company firewall home sweet home
browser --(http)-->HTTP proxy--(http)-->VNC5800 can do:-)
applet --(rfb)---|firewall....(rfb)....VNC5900 no can do:-(
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