Ah  ok  bud  could  you  maiby  tell  me how to forward a port to a ip
   adress?
   thanks

   >From: John Aldrich <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
   >To: 'julien ertveldt' <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
   >Subject: RE: acces vnc server in lan on an extern pc, forwarding port
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   >I  recommend  a  DSL  Router  to  connect  your LAN to the DSL modem,
   instead of
   >directly  connecting  your  XP  box  to the modem. That also provides
   somewhat of
   >a  hardware  firewall for your PC. As for using your XP box to do the
   routing,
   >you'd have to set up routing in there. I've never done that myself.
   >
   >-----Original Message-----
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   >
   >I have a dsl modem on one pc in the lan that shares his connection to
   the
   >other  pc.  Yes,  that  I already heard from somebody bud how do I do
   that. I
   >ame working with windows Xp home
   >
   >
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   >  >How  do you connect to the internet? DSL/Cable-modem? I'm guessing
   that you
   > >either use dial-up or have a router for cable or DSL. What you need
   to do
   >is
   >  >forward  port  590x  on  your  router's  external  IP  address  to
   192.168.0.4.
   > >
   > >If you give us more details about how your home LAN is connected to
   the
   > >internet, we can give you better suggestions.
   > >
   > >-----Original Message-----
   > >From: julien ertveldt [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
   > >Sent: Monday, October 18, 2004 2:54 PM
   > >To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
   >  >Subject:  acces vnc server in lan on an extern pc, forwarding port
   to ip
   > >
   > >
   >  >    I  have  installed  vnc  server  on  my computer bud I want to
   access it
   >  >    with  an  other  computer  over  the  internet  by  using  vnc
   viewer. Bud
   >  >    because  the vnc server is my computer that is registered in a
   lan home
   >  >    network  with  3  pc's  my ip adress is 192.168.0.4 and on the
   internet
   >  >    the  3  pc's  are using 81.241.x.y how can I forward port 5900
   to my pc
   > >    192.168.0.4
   > >    I use windows XP home on the vnc server.
   > >
   > >    Thanks,
   >
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