Jeroen:
Hello!
> So the connection is made on the "portnumber-100" and after the applet
> is started the connection continues on "portnumber"?
> If 3000 is an open port in the firewall and 3100 is not then I still can't
> get through????? Or am I interpreting something completely false here????
>
> And I have another question: What if I want to use port 80 (this is set
> as portnumber in the registry). I can not type -20 in the url.
No matter what you setup...VNC's RFB port (the 'control
channel', the one whose default is 5900) *must* be opened at the
firewall. If you want to use a browser to connect to the "browser
port" (port# = RFB# - 100) then that port must be opened as well.
Keep in mind that all the browser does is download a java app that
then immediately connects back to the RFB port.
To use port-80, then, set your VNC server's RFB port to be
180, then open both 80 and 180 thru the firewall. Or, if you're
feeling adventurous, do as <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> suggested:
JK> There are HTTP-via-RFB patches for both Xvnc and WinVNC at
JK> http://home.earthlink.net/~jknapka/vncpatch.html . With these
JK> patches you only need to have the RFB port open at the
JK> firewall to use the Java viewer.
Good luck!
-Scott
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