Do you mean you have two network interfaces? Because if you've
just got one interface, I can't see how you could "unplug the older
LAN connection".
And when you gave the example of 190.220.1.0, I hope it's really
an example because x.x.x.0 is normally a network address and can't be
used by any host.
And lastly, have you tried to ping that new IP address to make
sure the new IP is reachable?
On Wed, Jun 11, 2008 at 11:22 AM, PARESH MASANI
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi All,
>
> I found some issue with VNC Server after configuring new interface. The VNC
> server does not listen on newly configured interface and failed to connect
> this interface from other machine. For an instance say computer is in LAN and
> its IP address on that interface is 190.220.1.0. We can start VNC server and
> will able to connect from any machine on LAN using that IP address. Now say I
> connected my computer to another LAN(or may be via VPN-wireless network
> interface). New IP address will be generated say 190.220.1.1 via DHCP
> protocol. If I try to connect to VNC server on new IP address 190.220.1.1 then
> it is not working. I have to unplug the older LAN connection to make VNC
> server to work for newly interface.
>
> Could you please tell me if anyone faced the same problem or any one know the
> solution.
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