You need some sort of gateway to that private network. If you used a
NAT/PAT router and then you could do this. Map the ports 5800 or 5900 ports
you use to the internal IP 192.168.0.2 and then you can reach the server by
access the valid external/outside world address and the port you need and
th
Hiyas,
Yep some freeware FTP server is going to be your quickest method of file
transfer. But if your files are smaller such as under 10MB you should be
fine using Windows networking it just will not be as fast as FTP. You can
find several options by going to download.com and searching for "FT
able to
connect
to it on :5800. I admit to being a little buffaloed myself when trying to
get
VNCserver to run on Mandrake 8.2RC1 - you need to know and specify which
virtual
X server you are invoking VNC on, and then connect to that screen. Try doing
this from inside Webmin (on the Others tab) -
Hello,
Well I am kind of stumped here while trying to run VNC on my Mandrake Linux
web server. I have had several issues but I will first show you my
progression path in try to activate the VNC server with my excerpts below
the screen outputs.
First off I thought I would just try running the
