Re: How to choose which IP VNC uses

2001-11-30 Thread David W. Chapman Jr.
> "Rude and arrogant" am I? There are plenty around who would (and do) > say the opposite. They'd also probably see you in that light instead. > I usually don't respond to flames but I agree with what Jonathan is saying here > >they go around stealing > >Free Software code by pretending they

Re: How to choose which IP VNC uses

2001-11-28 Thread John Kaufmann
>Warning - this is a rant. If you don't like rants, don't read this. Even better: Don't clutter the list with boorish, ignorant rants. (I won't compound the insult by quoting it.) Jonathan did an excellent job of simply addressing your "technical" points, feeble as they were. I will just ask, n

Re: How to choose which IP VNC uses

2001-11-28 Thread Jonathan Morton
> > And please don't insult Macs. > >Why shouldn't I? I use one every day, and believe me, if I could, I'd >throw that POS right out the window! Strange, I have four of them and want more. > > BT! Wrong! Well, right if you were only using the AT&T server. >> But ChromiVNC is a *lot* mo

Re: How to choose which IP VNC uses

2001-11-27 Thread ScanMan
Warning - this is a rant. If you don't like rants, don't read this. On 28 Nov 2001 06:37:28 +, Jonathan Morton wrote: > And please don't insult Macs. Why shouldn't I? I use one every day, and believe me, if I could, I'd throw that POS right out the window! > BT! Wrong! Well, right if

Re: How to choose which IP VNC uses

2001-11-27 Thread Jonathan Morton
>Wow. I didn't even know Crapintoshes could do NAT... That's what IPNetRouter is for. And please don't insult Macs. >But more to the >point, can't you just block all outsiders from ports 5800-5999? Those >are the ports VNC uses. That's probably the best idea. I don't recall whether IPNR will

Re: How to choose which IP VNC uses

2001-11-27 Thread ScanMan
Wow. I didn't even know Crapintoshes could do NAT... But more to the point, can't you just block all outsiders from ports 5800-5999? Those are the ports VNC uses. Oh, and if you're on a Mac you can only use display 0 which would only use ports 5800(for the web service) and 5900(for the meat & pota

How to choose which IP VNC uses

2001-11-25 Thread Isaac Wingfield
I'm running ChromiVNC on a Mac which is serving as a dual-NIC firewall -- cable modem on one NIC, local network on the other, with IPNetRouter in between. It is necessary for the "external" IP to be on the built-in NIC, and the internal LAN on the other. Open Transport and IPNR require it that wa