i'm trying to view PC A (win2k) at work from PC B (win2k) at home, where A is behind firewall and IP masked, B is using dial-up network hence with dynamic IP. the approach i'm using is from this list: 1. run winvnc as service on A 2. open MS outlook on A, setup rule to check mail, which runs a batch file upon finding any mail with certain_subject 3. the batch file will launch "winvnc -connect some_mapped_domain_name" 4. map the dynamic ip of B to some_mapped_domain_name using dynamic DNS service online 5. open viewer in listen mode on B, send email with certain_subject the outlook rule on A will get that email, launch the batch file, initialize connection to the mapped domain name, from the server on A to the viewer on B. it sould do. my question is about step 3 and 4 where i map the dynamic ip. this approach relies on the website mapping the dynamic ip. i'm wondering if i can do it in simpler way. for instance, if outlook can automatically save attachment, i can attach the batch file which contains my dynamic ip (unmapped), then when the batch file is executed, winvnc connects to my ip. i don't know how to let outlook do that, and, anybody did anything else to solve this problem? thanks. Simon 9/7 --------------------------------------------------------------------- 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 ---------------------------------------------------------------------
