You actualy only need control of one firewall on either end.
Your ISP blocks ports? That seems somewhat strange. I know some do,
but all ports that seems odd.
try http://www.broadbandreports.com/scan
and do a port scan on yourself I bet your isp isnt blocking as much
as you think (unless t
In fact I have a web site (hosted by a hosting company) and I waste most of
its bandwidth, because there are few visitors. So is it possible to install
this "bouncer" on my web site to redirect to my home computer?
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks,
Dr. Vicent-Ramon Palasm Lallana
Di
Yes, but you need to use a "Bouncer", and since theese use internet
bandwidth they cost money
see http://www.gotomypc.com
they can help you...
Jerry
On Mon, 2004-10-18 at 20:37, Dr. Vicent-Ramon Palasm Lallana wrote:
> Hi.
>
> I want to do VNC to my home computer, but I only have a privat
Thank you, Valis.
My IP number is 192.168.xxx.xxx
It is a private IP, isn4t it?
Regards,
Dr. Vicent-Ramon Palasm Lallana
Director Acadimico.
Universidad Francisco Gavidia
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Subject: Newbie- Private IP
Hi.
I want to do VNC to my home computer, but I only have a private IP address
provided by my ISP company. I have no control over firewall, router or
proxy,
all these things are man
Hi.
I want to do VNC to my home computer, but I only have a private IP address
provided by my ISP company. I have no control over firewall, router or proxy,
all these things are managed by my ISP. So I can4t do port forwarding.
Is there any workaround to access my home computer via VNC?
Thanks,
