Hi,
Note - I am not very technically capable on Linux -
so don't assume I know much. I am just trying to
report an dhopefully get a fix for a problem.
I have run various versions of Fedora on my
machine. The only version that seems anywhere near
stable, i.e. machine does not hag or crash wi
The issues is that a router blocks traffic that starts outside. You are
trying to connect from the internet into your home network, if the router
allowed this then it would make your network less secure.
You need to setup a port forward which means configuyring the router so it
knows to let traffi
Hi All,
I have a Fedora Core2 Linux Box with vnc-4.0 server installed. I am
started the Xvnc Server with xinetd option. And using the Java vnc
viewer.
It works fine, first I am getting the dialog box for the vns
authentication and then GDM authentication and getting my customized
desktop.But wh
Thanks Angelo...This was done from the beginningport 5900 is open.
More info.6 or 8 months ago I was connecting with an old laptop from
outside my home network over the internet. Was using T-Mobile internet
service with a cell phone as a modem. No problem...just very slow. What
has
Oh, I see.
I guess the surest way to trouble shoot is the following:
have you tried VNCing to your desktops from another person's computer on the
internet? (trying to completely eliminate the possibility of it being an
issue with the desktops/router/their firewalls)
Can you connect to some one els
Susanta,
Can you be clearer as to what the actual problem is you are seeing?
Regards,
Wez @ RealVNC Ltd.
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I just bought a license.
Because my computer has dynamic IP addresses, I listened to the advice by
Tech Support and went to no-ip.com. I created a DNS entry. I also pinged it.
Everything's fine so far.
However, when I enter the xxx.no-ip.info address into the Viewer address
box, I can't acc
I was having some problems accessing a computer using the Viewer. After
reading some of the threads on the message board, I went to Control
Panel/Windows Firewall and set Firewall protection to OFF.
Doing that, I was able to access the remote computer. So, it was a Firewall
issue.
However,
