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On 15/08/2003 at 8:28 a.m. Zach Dennis wrote:
>Karl,
>
>Another way to check VNC is working properly....telnet into localhost 5900.
>You should get some text like "RFB 003.003" ...then after about 10 seconds
>or so the connectin should be lost.
Got that.
>If you get "Connecting To localhost...Could not open a connection to host on
>port 5905 : Connect failed" then VNC isn't working properly.
>If this works and VNC is working properly then it isn't a VNC issue I
>wouldn't think. It sounds more like a firewall issue perhaps. I know you
>mentioned everything is unlocked and ports are forwarding but as I mentioned
>in a previous post the problem is probably something small, simple and flat
>out stupid( at least it will be once it's fixed =)
ARGH! Blardy firewalls. Seems to be a firewall issue then I guess. Thing is,
even when I take all firewalls down, it still won't work!
>One more thing, make sure you have the 'Accept Socket Connections' checked
>in your VNC Server properties.
Yup - for sure.
>Zach
Cheers for that Zach - that at least tells me it's not VNC acting up.
I really appreciate your help, and all the help I have received from all the
VNC users - I am truely blown away by the level of help and assistance offered freely.
You're all a great bunch of people! Sincerest thanks.
Cheers.
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