OK, I think I guess what network topology you've got. You're
probably using a Wifi router which also has ethernet ports. And your
PC is connected to the router via wireless and wired connection.
(Digression: you're not supposed to do so since you've created a loop
in your network. Anyway)
I've tried the same test, but I don't have your problem. Indeed,
my PC is first connected with cable to my router. VNC test ok from
another PC. Then I connect it through Wifi WITHOUT unplugging the
cable. VNC test using Wifi's IP address is also OK.
On Thu, Jun 12, 2008 at 8:25 AM, paresh masani <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>>> Do you mean you have two network interfaces?
> Yes, wired and wireless. In this case I tried to take VNC from other machine
> and it is working fine for wired interface but not for wireless. For
> wireless, using TCPView i could see that other machine's request came but
> the status stays "SYN_RCVD" forever and at last it says "connection timed
> out".
>
>>>And when you gave the example of 190.220.1.0, I hope it's really
> Its not real address. i gave it just for an example.
>
> Thanks,
> Paresh
>
> On 6/11/08, Seak, Teng-Fong <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>>
>> 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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