Lorenzo,

In the event you haven't already done this... Make sure you're able to go
from your client to your server, assuming that both are behind the
firewall... Better yet, make sure you can use VNC to go from your client to
the server without the router. In other words, can you set up a direct
connection from your client PC to your server with VNC without the router?

Also provide additional information as to the physical setup/applications
used. Are these systems Windows/Linux, are you using SSH tunneling, etc...

Give us a rough overview of how your setup is configured.

Using VNC/Linksys/SSH works... I'm doing it now. My server is sitting behind
a AT&T cable moden, with a Linksys router. I use Putty to set up a SSH
tunnel. I can remotely access my linux boxes.

The issue that you have to do is make sure the router forwards the
connection to the correct port. In order to do this you need to make sure
that you can actually get to the server without the router. This also lets
you look at the IP/port that VNC is really using when you make the
connection. After you have verified that you have the actual IP/port, you
can configure the router to forward the external incoming IP/port to the
internal IP/port.

It gets tricky if you use tunneling as you still have to setup the SSH app
to do a redirect/forward.... but it's doable...

Let us know what you find out...

Regards,

Bruce
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-----Original Message-----
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On
Behalf Of Lorenzo Gutierrez
Sent: Friday, December 13, 2002 10:20 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Linksys & VNC still not working


Greetings,

I've completed a thorough search through the posting
to configure my router appropriatly to no avail. Can
someone help?

I have a linksys router BEFW11S4 with the latest
firmware installed.  I use Comacst cable internet
access.

I have the following configurations on the router:
Filters:
Enable MTU 1492
Disabel Block WAN Request
Forwarding:
5900 to 6000 TCP [IP of LAN side server] Enable
5800 to 5800 TCP ["] Enable

Nothing enabled under UPnP nor Port Triggering

When testing this out from a computer WITHIN and
OUTSIDE my LAN using the external IP of router
(68.35.xxx.xxx), it's Default Getway IP(68.35.xxx.x),
and it's LAN IP address (from within the LAN of
course) WITH and WITHOUT the ":5900" port designation
(i.e., 68.35.###.###:5900).  It waits for a bit like
it's going to connect then I get an error "Connection
to Server Failed"  (So close yet so far).

I've tried DHCP enabled and disabled.  I'm at a loss.
I want to play too!  I'd appreciate some guidance.

Sincerely frustrated,

Lorenzo


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Regards,

Lorenzo Gutierrez
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