Putty not working

Hi all: I have TightVNC working between work (XP Box) and home (XO Box). My home machine is behind a Linksys router and I have No-IP_DUC as my dynamic IP host. At work we have a router with open ports behind a hardware firewall. I can use the VNC Viewers to see both machines with no problem. I i

Router IP

Clip: I have a problem when using VNC with router it says my ip is my internal ip and not the external I need to connect. Help please. Daniel: go here for a host for dynamic IP address or find out the static address of the router given by your ISP. http://www.no-ip.com/downloads.php Tony --- O

Linksys and port opening

Hi > > > [snip] > > I have opened Port 5800 on my Linksys Router and have forwarded > > it to my internal IP.I am using www.no-ip.com to get to my > > site. So I have been typing. X.no-ip.com:5800 > [snip] > > What other ports do I need to open or does anyone have any > > suggestions? >

Thanks for the help recently!

I am new and have been trying to get VNC to access my home computer (WIN XP) from work (WIN XP). I am on cable at home (RoadRunner) and have been messing with my Linksys 4 port router to get it working with VNC. The bottom line is, if you have a Linksys BFESR41 (I think that's the model number) r

Opening port in router

e XP machine internet setup? Any help or suggestions from you will be greatly appreciated. Tony Aluknavich The Woodlands, Texas --- Outgoing mail is certified Virus Free. Checked by AVG anti-virus system (http://www.grisoft.com). Version: 6.0.416 / Virus Database: 232 - Release Date: 11/6/200

Can't figure out RoadRunner IP address

Hi: Any help is greatly appreciated. I set up the "TightVNC" software at my office which connects to the internet through a router and DSL modem into Birch.net. I also set it up at home through a router then Cable Modem into Time Warner RoadRunner. From home I have no problem finding my work co