Dear Mr. Smith,
I would like to relate my experience with high speed cable service. I
support a friend 3000 miles away in AZ, They moved from DSL to Cable and I
encountered a problem. What I found was that the cable company did not have
a routable IP address assigned. IE: the dynamic addres
Em Sabado 26 Novembro 2005 20:10, o Marc Chamberlin wrote:
> Hi - Newcomer here and apologizes in advance if this has been asked
> before... Tried a search of the archives but perhaps I wasnt using good
> keywords
>
> I want to be able to help my Dad remotely using VNC but we have a
> difficult
Yes, opening up ports 5800 & 5900 will do the trick.
They can go to http://myipaddress.com to get their "real" IP address.
Dermie wrote:
I am the unofficial IT person for my parent's
computer. We live a half hour apart, so I use VNC to
do minor work to their computer from my house.
Currently
I am the unofficial IT person for my parent's
computer. We live a half hour apart, so I use VNC to
do minor work to their computer from my house.
Currently they have dialup and connection is fairly
easy since I have taught them to provide me with their
current IP address using ipconfig.
They a
Mike,
Thank you for the help.
I will try it when I get back to the office on monday.
Also thanks to Norbert for the help as well.
I'll post here and let you know when it works for me.
Thanks again..
Shobuz
--- Mike Miller <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On Sat, 26 Nov 2005, Shobuz99 wrote:
>
> >
Hi - Newcomer here and apologizes in advance if this has been asked
before... Tried a search of the archives but perhaps I wasnt using good
keywords
I want to be able to help my Dad remotely using VNC but we have a
difficulty that I am not sure how to solve... His computer is located on
a
On Sat, 26 Nov 2005, Shobuz99 wrote:
Although not a total newbie to VNC (used since 1998); I am new to
connecting to a VNC server through a router and am not quite sure I
understand the process.
For example, I run VNC (3.3.7) server on my office machine, that is
connected to a router. The IP
Hello,
Although not a total newbie to VNC (used since 1998);
I am new to connecting to a VNC server through a
router
and am not quite sure I understand the process.
For example, I run VNC (3.3.7) server on my office
machine,
that is connected to a router. The IP address says
192.168.100.1 (fictio
Michael,
You should find that things work if you run VNC 4.1.1 at both ends.
Regards,
Wez @ RealVNC Ltd.
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two problems:
We are using zone alarm 5.5 and my friend has to close it for me to be able
to log on to his machine.
once i do get on after he dumps zone alarm, i keep getting an
'read:connection aborted (error 10053)". I reconnect and everything is as it
was, but it is a pain cuz it
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