Jan,
>But how do you find out what the right address is?!? According to my
>provider, it is 194.109.244.216. But if I enter this address, VNC doesn't
>find it.
>
>That's progress for you!
Which machine/device/host has the 194.109.x.x address? If your provider is
giving it to you, then that's ONE address, although you mention 3 boxes in
your first post. Is that address assigned to a broadband router, or your
own machine (with a DSL "modem")? What's the IP of the other machines you
mention? Are either one a machine you want to run the client from, or is
there a 4th machine in the mix?
Before you worry about getting VNC to connect, you need to make sure that
the machines in question can route to each other: can you ping from one to
the other (and vice-versa)? Are there any firewalls or NAT/NPT'ing gateways
that're filtering inbound traffic?
--
Jim Millard
Kansas City, MO USA
http://www.millard.org/
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