Have you tried the "route" command to TELL your PC which interface your
packets should be routed to for a specific destination (like your VNC
server)?
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Sent: Thursday, April 12, 2001 3:07 PM
Subject: Question
> I have 2 windows 98 systems (One Laptop and One Desktop PC). If I use
VNC
> Viewer when connected on LAN or use a Dial-up connection (when network
card is
> disabled), I can access the VNC server. But if I use Dial-up connection
(while
> network card is active
> & enabled) and try to access VNC Server - I get message " Failed to
connect to
> server". At this point, I can make a connection ONLY if I disable
network
> card. Which I keep doing in my laptop (because it is easy to do so), but
on a
> desktop PC it is not
> simple to disable network card everytime. Is there a solution for this -
WHERE
> VNC SERVER CAN BE ACCESSED USING DIAL-UP CONNECTION EVEN WHILE NETWORK
CARD IS
> ACTIVE. I tried both VNC Viewer and HTTP over browser - both failed. I
use VNC
> Viewer3.3.3R2 and
> VNC Server on Redhat Linux2.0. Not sure of the version of VNC Server,
but file
> size is 11939bytes on Linux. Tried with other versions (priort to
3.3.3R2) of
> VNC Viewers also.
>
> Thanks,
>
> Kiran
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