1 problem i originally had at home was it never worked, then after about 6
weeks it did for no apparent reason, then in work i was setting up VNC, and
i realized it still didn't work, the way i resolved this was to update my
router firmware (i have a Netgear DG834) after doing that, it worked fine.
this might help you I'm not sure,
Dan
On 10/01/07, Seak <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> mira glochowsky wrote:
> > hi,
> > thank you ; i have a router BUT...
> >
> > i have correctly installed the vnc server (and runs) i can connect from
> my other pc... i have typed in the correct adress (dyndns)
> > and i have configured the router for port 5900 and 5800.
>
> Make sure your VNC is really running in port 5900. You've talked
> about router, so that the server and the client are in two different
> networks. Have you tried to connect to your server from a client PC
> which is in the same network as the server? And what is the result?
> > i have win xp but disabled firewall !
> >
>
> Also make sure you don't have other firewalls. Some antivirus
> software nowadays tend to include some simple form of firewall (without
> really telling users!)
> > see my last posts...
> >
>
> It's a bad idea to erase the content of your last post. Always keep
> some essential part of previous conversation. You don't expect us to
> search the archive from realvnc.com's mailing list just to help you, do
> you?
> >
> > please help me :-{
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