Access Control Issue

Hi, We have three PC's after a LinkSys router, they are port forwarded and work fine from any other PC with the IP address and password combo. I am trying to set a list of PC's that can have access to these PC's. The accept connection on port: is correct ie 5902 for the second PC. The Java viewer

Re: Access Control Issue

[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: [snip] > I then click the 'Only accept connections > from the local machine' option, and it's then that the problem occurs and > I can't connect the PC that I'm after. [snip] http://www.realvnc.com/products/free/4.1/winvnc.html#Connections Only accept connections from the

Re: Problem connecting to VNC server from WAN

Eric: Heya. It sounds like everything is working fine. You just won't be able to connect to your "WAN address" while you're *inside* the LAN. Most routers don't support such a "hairpin turn". An analogy would be trying to dial your home phone number from one of your home phones, and havin

Unable to connect

Hi, all... I've been a long-time user of RealVNC, but haven't used it in awhile. I'm trying to tunnel to my Fedora Core 6 box at home via PuTTY and it doesn't seem to be working. I can ssh to the linux box, but whenever I attempt to use VNC, I immediately get "the connection closed unexpect

Follow-up connection problems

Hey, all... some more information regarding my VNC problem. Here's the script I wrote to start the VNC server on my Fedora box: vncserver -geometry 1024x768 -localhost vncconfig -nowin and here's what I get when I do that: [EMAIL PROTECTED] john_old]$ ./vserver New 'slave1:1 (john)' desktop

password request & setup

When I setup VNC, it asked for a password. I entered one, but it would not recognize it when I went to access the server. Then I reinstalled it, check "No Authorization", hit "Apply", and it still asks for a password. What gives? I cannot use this product if I cannot get through the login. Joseph

Re: Unable to connect

John Aldrich wrote: > Hi, all... I've been a long-time user of RealVNC, but haven't used it > in awhile. I'm trying to tunnel to my Fedora Core 6 box at home via PuTTY > and it doesn't seem to be working. I can ssh to the linux box, but > whenever I attempt to use VNC, I immediately get "the connec