5800 is only required if you intend to use the Java applet. 5900 is
sufficient if you're going to always use the native client.
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Sent: Monday, February 26, 2001 06:03
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Subject: Re: VNC Ports
Hi Brett,
VNC requires two ports to go in and out 5800 and 5900. Will not work any
other way.
Mario
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On Sun, 25 February 2001, "Brett Goldstein" wrote:
>
> I understand that VNC uses two ports. However, as I am looking to do
> multiple port mappings, I was hoping to limit it to one port. Does anyone
> have any thoughts on how I can run WinVNC so that it would only have to
> listen on a single port?
>
> Your help is greatly appreciated.
>
> -Brett
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