Ian Robinson wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> Is it possible to use VNC in the following scenario.
>
> I have a remote site with an NT server and five PC's. All of the
> remote machines are on a local IP address scheme of 192.168.10.x.
> There is no permanent WAN connection to the outside world. Would it
> be possible to setup RAS on the NT server , dial in from my site, and
> then use VNC to control the server and other PC's on the remote site?
Sure. You just have to make sure the workstations have appropriate
IP routes set up so they know how to get packets through the RAS
server to your dial-up client. Setting the RAS server to be the
default gateway for all the other machines would be one way to
accomplish that; or else you could manually add the necessary
route using the "route" command.
Another possibility is to open a VNC viewer to view the RAS server
desktop, and then open a VNC viewer on the RAS server to view the
other machines. That will be very painfully slow over a dialup
connection, but it would work in a pinch.
-- Joe Knapka
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