Tom,
Since you changed to transparent bridge the only way to get back into
ActionTec config will be direct Ethernet connect and 192.168.0.1. Since you
set this option there really is nothing else to do on the ActionTec side as it
is no longer routing, providing DHCP, etc. 192.168.0.1 will not and should
not work through the D-Link. BTW, to get back into it you will also need to
set the PC you are using with a fixed IP address of 192.168.0.xxx (where
xxx=2-254) and specify the gateway as 192.168.0.1.
Now you need to complete the D-Link configuration. This also requires that
you use a fixed IP address(es) for the VNC target computer(s). I have a
Netgear, but from your routers docs page 20, looks like you need to set up
what D-Link calls virtual servers. In your case for VNC, you need 1 per
machine for web access and 1 per machine for viewer access. Setup for 2
machines as follows:
Virtual Server 1: Name = VNC5800
Private IP = 10.10.10.xxx (where xxx=target machine)
Protocol = TCP
Private Port = 5800
Public Port = 5800
Schedule = Always
Virtual Server 2: Name = VNC5900
Private IP = 10.10.10.xxx (where xxx=target machine)
Protocol = TCP
Private Port = 5900
Public Port = 5900
Schedule = Always
Virtual Server 3: Name = VNC5801
Private IP = 10.10.10.xxx (where xxx=target machine)
Protocol = TCP
Private Port = 5800
Public Port = 5801
Schedule = Always
Virtual Server 4: Name = VNC5901
Private IP = 10.10.10.xxx (where xxx=target machine)
Protocol = TCP
Private Port = 5900
Public Port = 5901
Schedule = Always
Note that since your router does both port forwarding and translation
(re-direction) you specify all your internal ports as 5800 & 5900
respectively. Connecting to the correct external port should connect properly
internally. Try the first 2 on one computer and see if you can get to the VNC
ports. Also you are using the 205.208.x.x external address yes?
I will be really surprised if you are not up and running after this.
Regards,
Glenn Lovitz
>-----Original Message-----
>From: Tom Knowlton [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>Sent: Sunday, March 28, 2004 12:02 AM
>To: Glenn Lovitz; [EMAIL PROTECTED]; [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>Subject: RE: [SPAM] - RE: router config to work with VNC -
>Found word(s)
>remove list XXX in the Text body.
>
>
>Glenn:
>
>I was able to activate Transparent Bridging on my ActionTec,
>per page 39 of ActionTec manual (PDF).
>
>So, that is working now...the internet is STILL working (after
>I power-cycled the DLink router, things seemed to clear-up).
>
>A few new problems:
>
>
>1) 10.10.10.2 takes me to my DLink router config (this is okay)
>2) 205.208.X.X (my ISP-assigned static IP address) which used
>to take me to the ActionTec config.....no longer does so. In
>fact, now I have no idea how to get to the ActionTec config
>short of connecting my ethernet cable from the NIC on my PC
>directly to the ActionTec and then perhaps trying the
>192.168.0.1 default IP. 192.168.0.1 does not work right now
>with my DLink in the mix...and may not work even after I take
>the DLink out of the loop (which I will not be doing until I
>have a chance to talk to you and Peter C.)
>3) GoToMyVNC still says no Displays are open for VNC.
>
>
>So, I feel progress is being made....just need a little more help.
>
>
>Tom
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