Paul:
Hello! Our EchoVNC Viewer port to Linux should be in beta
by the end of this month. I'll be sure to send you a note once it's
in a suitable state for trying out.
cheers,
Scott
These instructions are great for Windows to Windows, but could someone suggest
asimple alternative for a
These instructions are great for Windows to Windows, but could someone suggest
asimple alternative for a Linux (remote, behind the firewall) to Windows
(server). Also, can the tunnel on the server end be set to passively listen
for incoming connections?
Paul
On Friday 14 December 2007 4:57:07
Thomas:
Hello! Sorry for the confusion: "demo2007" is just the
password to use to authenticate the EchoVNC connection to the
demo echoServer. It's *not* the password you set in your VNC
Server, to authenticate VNC Viewer connections. Two different
passwords. :)
cheers,
Scott
Hi steve,
Please reply to the list.
On Dec 14, 2007 7:05 PM, Dale Eshelman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I use firefox browser addon which shows public IP of the server. There
> used to be a web site checkip.com bout no more.
A similar site is http://whatismyipaddress.com/
Time out means the IP
On Dec 14, 2007 8:26 PM, Thomas Chang <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> To your questons:
>
> I am sure of my own ip address. As I wrote in my email, I let my friend in
> other city using VNC Viewer to connect the server in my home and it works.
>
> I guess the firewall of my company will block the con
Thomas:
Hello! You're unable to connect from work to home because
(most likely) your workplace firewall is blocking outgoing connections
to the TCP port that your VNC Server at home is listening to. That is,
by default, a VNC Server listens to TCP 5900. If you changed that to
TCP 443, and
Hi steve,
thanks to the answer.
But why should use the password "demo2007"? Can I use other one?
**
Previously Scott Best said to John:
John:
Heya. Please try this:
1. Download EchoVNC 2.31 and install it on the PC you want to
take remote control
To your questons:
I am sure of my own ip address. As I wrote in my email, I let my friend in
other city using VNC Viewer to connect the server in my home and it works.
I guess the firewall of my company will block the connection which goes out.
One
On Dec 14, 2007 8:02 AM, Thomas Chang <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I installed the Real VNC Server on my computer at home and the client
> viewer on the computer in my office (in the company). I open the viewer in
> my office trying to connect the server at home, but I got error: "una
Hi all,
I installed the Real VNC Server on my computer at home and the client viewer
on the computer in my office (in the company). I open the viewer in my office
trying to connect the server at home, but I got error: "unable to connect to
host: Connection timed out (10060)".
I call
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