steve,
the info you provided worked perfectly.
thanks so much
steve menard <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> you will need to tell the hub/router where to send the port 5900 request
> it would just be dropped right now
>
> follow the instructions to forward the request from the hub/router
>
> w
Did anyone already ask if this is the only Gnome session? Unlike some
window managers, you can only run one Gnome per user at a time.
Otherwise, the two Gnomes interfere with one another and cause failures.
Mike
On Thu, 20 Mar 2008, Seak, Teng-Fong wrote:
Are you sure this problem is 1
Jeg er ikke pe kontoret fra 20-03-2008 og vender ikke tilbage fxr
25-03-2008.
Jeg besvarer din besked, ner jeg vender tilbage.
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Are you sure this problem is 100% related to VNC? I mean, it's a
certainty that running VNC occupies some CPU cycles and thus things are a
little slower. But have you tried to launch Gnome without VNC, eg in a
native XWin session?
If you're sure it's a matter of VNC, what I could sugge
you will need to tell the hub/router where to send the port 5900 request
it would just be dropped right now
follow the instructions to forward the request from the hub/router
www.portforward.com has guides for many hubs/routers and vnc
don't forget your windows firewall need to have an exception
