Bacus - Istanbul wrote: > Wont you answer? I am waiting for your answer still > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Bacus - Istanbul" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > > i use ISA Server for firewall/proxy and i have XP 10 client. I am setting up > to VNC Server per PC and i am describing different port on the ISA Server > Protocol Definetions for remote control each PC. (for example: > http://111.111.111.111:5800 1.PC, http://111.111.111.111:5801 2.PC, > .........) > How can i do? Or how can i define different port for each PC ?
William Hooper is right, this is not really a VNC question, but I will only mention here that you are redirecting ports 5800, 5801 above ... these look like only the ports for the web server portion of VNC (usually on port 5800 on each server), especially given that you are prefixing them with http:// ! You need to also redirect the VNC protocol itself, which is usually on port 5900 on the server. You can't do the web server port without the VNC server port, since the web server's only job is to provide the Java VNC client. That client still needs to be able to connect to the server on the 5900 port. I don't know ISA server at all, nor your setup, so I don't know how to do the configuration, but it should resemble what follows when you're done: redirect port on | destination port 111.111.111.111 | on different PCs -----------------+---------------------- 5800 | 1.PC:5800 5900 | 1.PC:5900 5801 | 2.PC:5800 5901 | 2.PC:5900 5802 | 3.PC:5800 5902 | 3.PC:5900 As to how to configure this specifically with ISA server, I don't think this list can help you. Of course, if you only need the VNC viewer (fits on a floppy! Easily downloaded from the web!), then you don't need to do the ports 5800. HTH, Zac _______________________________________________ VNC-List mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] To remove yourself from the list visit: http://www.realvnc.com/mailman/listinfo/vnc-list
