Re: Cannot connect to computer beyond router

I could solve this problem in a simple way: After disconnecting the router from power and reconnecting VNC was working with both computers. Seems to be a special 'feature' of that router, because it was the second problem with the router I could only solve in this way. Ferdinand Gruber Ferdinand

Re: Mine works! ADD UDP 5900

Wow, an explosion of router questions this weekend. For those new to the list, I've done my best to collect all VNC/Router/Firewall related questions and answers here: http://faq.gotomyvnc.com/fom-serve/cache/63.html If anyone has any edits or amplifiers to any of that text, pleas

Re: VNC and VPNs (was "(no subject)")

Heyaz. Seems like a good time to speak-up, even if it is in self-promotion mode :) For anyone interested in running VNC across a secure VPN connection, I invite you to try out the "Personal VPN" capability of Kaboodle: http://www.kaboodle.org/GetEngaged.html Similar to com

Re: VNC and VPNs (was "(no subject)")

What IS kaboodle? I've been to the site. Simply easy to use VPN stuff? I take it that it requires no middleman server? JP - Original Message - From: "Scott C. Best" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Cc: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Sunday, February 22, 2004 12:51 PM Subject: Re

Re: VNC and VPNs (was "(no subject)")

JP: For purposes of VNC, Kaboodle can: 1. Find all of the VNC servers on your LAN, letting you "point and click" to start VNC sessions (similar to apps like VNCon, VNC Manager, others: faq.gotomyvnc.com/fom-serve/cache/114.html ) 2. Network-install VNC Servers into PC's you want to

Multiple VNC connections from the internet

Hi, I've been trying VNC out for a few days now & I really like it. This is great for running multiple PC's on my LAN. I'm wondering if I can access them from the web. Here's my situation. I have a Cisco 675 DSL modem, it has a 5 user public IP's and a non-routable internal address. ( A couple of

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Got mine going too!!

Thanks to whom ever it was that posted the link to http://www.gotomyvnc.com!! I didn't have anyone on the other side of the router to look for my server. I had forgotten that the router was handing out DHCP addresses to the PCs that change everytime you shutdown everything and reboot. I had forwa

Connecting Multiple external Users to Multiple computers

Hello, I seem to be having a problem getting Multiple users to connect to there office computers. I have setup in the router 1- IP Address:5800 2- IP Address:5900 3- IP Address:5801 4- IP Address:5901 5- IP Address:5802 6- IP Address:5902 7- IP Address:5803 8- IP Address:5903 the only one that

Re: Connecting Multiple external Users to Multiple computers

> Hello, > > I seem to be having a problem getting Multiple users to connect to there > office computers. > > I have setup in the router > > 1- IP Address:5800 > 2- IP Address:5900 > 3- IP Address:5801 > I have left the VNC Viwer settings to Default > > Internal access over LAN works no probl

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how can i connect to othere computers out side of my home ? if some one can please tell me how i am new to this - Do you Yahoo!? Yahoo! Mail SpamGuard - Read only the mail you want. ___ VNC-List mailing list [EMAIL PRO

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Run the viewer, type in the IP address you want and then enter the password. Or, better yet, download (actually read -- it's HTML) the directions for this found on www.realvnc.com JP - Original Message - From: "dale anderson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Sunday, Fe

Disable "Close listening daemon"

Hi there, I am currently running VNC 3.3.7. Could a more enlightened user please tell me how to disable the close listening daemon option of the viewer. (option accessible via right clicking the VNC Viewer icon on the task bar) Any help would be greatly appreciated! -Gary. __

http VNC through a firewall

- (on galaxy) This email has been scanned using Trend Micro AntiVirus Technology - All, I have no problem using ssh port forwarding to access my VNC servers inside my firewall on ports 5901 - 5910. H

Connecting Multiple external Users to Multiple computers

jackb, thank you for that, my miscommunication I have 1- VNC internal IP Address: int: 5800 ext: 5800 2- VNC internal IP Address: int: 5900 ext: 5900 3- VNC internal IP Address: int: 5801 ext: 5801 If I connect to External IP:0I have no problems connecting If I try to connect toExte

Re: http VNC through a firewall

Just replace 59XX with 58XX in the command to your ssh client ie ssh -2 -L 5801:insidecomputer:5801 -C -l user1 borderfirewall then in your browser type in http://localhost:5801 -Dustin - Original Message - From: "John E Kimberly" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Sunda