This message is sent on the behalf Klaas-Jan Doeven Here's the thing: I have a (weird) problem with VNC (windows version 3.3.3r9). I installed it on several computer in a network somewhere else / remote. I want to access the (remote) VNC computers from remote through cable/ADSL. The remote locations have routers, in these routers I configured NAT for the specific ports, for the specific remote computers (local IP numbers, port numbers 5900, 5901, etc). At one location I have no problems at all, I can reach all the assigned computers in the network from remote. But at one location I can only reach one computer (the server, running WinNT 4.0) and NONE of the other computers who are also running the VNC service. The other computers are running Win95 and Win98SE. At another location I can reach the server (again WinNT) and one from the two computers running the VNC service, the other one is unreachable (also W9x). At both locations locally, VNC works perfect, locally I can reach all the VNC computers. So from remote I can reach the other computers THROUGH the server, at least the computer which DOES work from remote. This is kind of a 'long way' isn't it!! Do you have any idea what is the matter?
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