Re: Netgear Router, Port 5900, Not Working

2002-01-07 Thread Alex Angelopoulos
t;[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Monday/2002 January 07 08:24 Subject: Re: Netgear Router, Port 5900, Not Working : >4) I know this is probably blatantly obvious but make sure your host : >computer is powered on when you try to connect. It is conceivable that :

Re: Netgear Router, Port 5900, Not Working

2002-01-07 Thread MichaelLashinsky
>4) I know this is probably blatantly obvious but make sure your host >computer is powered on when you try to connect. It is conceivable that >someone is going around powering off the computers before leaving at night >after you leave and turning them back on in the morning before you arrive. Do

Re: Netgear Router, Port 5900, Not Working

2002-01-05 Thread Michael Milette
At 06:07 PM 2002-01-05, you wrote: >I have a Netgear Router on my DSL connection, I have routed port 5900 >to the machine where VNC Server is running ( Win98) with the latest >download of VNC and I get no connection. > >If I connect across the local LAN using the 192. address, it works >just f

Netgear Router, Port 5900, Not Working

2002-01-05 Thread David S Dodell, DMD
I have a Netgear Router on my DSL connection, I have routed port 5900 to the machine where VNC Server is running ( Win98) with the latest download of VNC and I get no connection. If I connect across the local LAN using the 192. address, it works just fine so I know VNC is working. Any ideas