I have succesfully used VNC to view my work computer from home, and now wish to view one home computer from another. But.... The setup: two home computers running Windows 98SE connected with Intel's Wireless Anypoint system. One of the computers, I'll call it server, is connected to the Internet through a dialup modem, and acts as the server in the Anypoint setup. The other computer is the client. I have fixed the IP numbers for both of these machines as suggested buried in Intel's support help: XXX....10.1 for the server, and XXX....10.2 for the client. This wireless LAN is working fine as far as I can tell. I run the WinVNC server from the server machine. When the mouse is placed over its icon in the system tray it displays the IP number: XXX....10.1 (If it is connected to the DUN, it also displays the IP number assigned by the ISP). Now: when I run the VNC server from the client machine, it displays the same IP number: XXX....10.1, even though I can check that it is indeed set to 10.2 for the wireless adapter. And when I try to run the VNC viewer from the client to view the server, it complains about a loopback connection, thinking I am trying to view itself. Any suggestions as to what I have setup wrong? Thanks! --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, send a message with the line: unsubscribe vnc-list to [EMAIL PROTECTED] See also: http://www.uk.research.att.com/vnc/intouch.html ---------------------------------------------------------------------
