If 192.168.1.1 is your router's IP address, then set it to forward
connections to that IP address, port 5900, to your desktop.
William Hayworth
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Clear DayTo Whom It May Concern:
I run Windows XP Home Edition at home. Does the license for WXP mean in this
case that I can't use VNC or any other remote control software, because
NetMeeting is a bunch of crap, and I really would like to use VNC.
William Hayworth
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To Whom It May Concern:
I run a small household network containing three computers. I would like
to initiate communication between two of them, a Dell desktop being the
server, and a Dell laptop being the viewer. I have tried using VNC to do so.
This did not work, so I attempted to ping one
