Quek:
Some replies to your replies:
1. A "VPN" isn't a type of network, it's a type of connection. If your
workplace IT staff supports remote access with VPN software, you
simply need to install that software on your home PC. Once connected
with it, your home PC will be "virtually" connected to the work PC's,
as if you were all on the same LAN at work. Then you simply run
VNC across the VPN connection.
2. Your workplace might be running a web-proxy in between your
workplace PC's and the Internet. If you can find out the connection
details about the proxy, you can use the pre-release version of
EchoVNC to connect even with web-proxies:
ftp://ftp.echogent.com/EchoVNC/EchoVNC_1.40PRE03_Setup.exe
In the "echoServers" tab, see the "Advanced" options, which
let you specify the web-proxy (if you have one). EchoVNC will try
to auto-detect the proxy, but that's not always a reliable process.
Hope that helps!
-Scott
On Aug 29, 2005, at 7:56 PM, Quek Kim Chuah wrote:
Hi Scott,
Refer your questions for 1 and 2,below is my reply accordingly.
1.I do not have a VPN network at my house just a normal broadband
connection.
2.From my work pc,i am unable to establish a connection to the demo
echo server.I have uninstalled echovnc and set up accordingly to
instruction but still unable to log in to the demo server.
Please advise.Appreciate if you can give me a step by step instruction
so that i can remote access my office pc from my house.
Appreciate your soonest reply.
Thanks
Quek
On 8/30/05, Scott Best <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Quek:
Hello! Two questions for you:
1. It should be easy to VNC into your office PC, after you have
established
a VPN connection with work from your WinXP Pro PC at home. Do you not
have VPN access?
2. From your work PC, can you use EchoVNC to establish a connection
to the demo echoServer at " demo.echovnc.com" (password "demo2005")?
If so, you don't even need to establish the VPN connection to be able
to remote your work PC from home.
I can help with more details once you can provide some guidance
for those two questions.
thanks,
Scott
On Aug 29, 2005, at 5:19 AM, Quek Kim Chuah wrote:
> Hi Echovnc user,
>
> I have a problem that would sincerely need your kind assistance.I
> would need vnc to access my company pc but my company has built a
VPN
> network using Symantec VPN200 hardware.For your information,my
office
> pc is running XP Home and house pc is running XP Pro SP2.I have got
> echovnc install on my house pc and tightvnc together with echvnc
> install on my office pc. How do i overcome this so that i can still
> remote access my office pc from my house pc?
>
> Appreciate your soonest reply.
> Thanks
> Quek
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