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Jerry Abbate | 1 Feb 2004 01:29
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Please remove me from the list

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Rasjid Wilcox | 1 Feb 2004 01:51

Re: list

On Sunday 01 February 2004 11:29, Jerry Abbate wrote:
> Please remove me from the list
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> Thanks
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> VNC-List <at> realvnc.com

But see the following line:

> To remove yourself from the list visit:
> http://www.realvnc.com/mailman/listinfo/vnc-list

Is there some irony here?

Jerry, just follow the link provided, enter your email in the box at the 
bottom of the page, and hit Edit Options.

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Chad LaFarge | 1 Feb 2004 02:11

Re: Newsgroup instead of Email?

Click "View" -> "Current View" -> "Group Messages by Conversation"

Chad

> Hi.  I joined the vnc-list a few days ago.  The vnc-list postings are sent
to
> my Outlook Express Inbox.  However, I suspect that if  I were viewing the
> postings via a newsgroup instead of through my email I would be able to
see
> the postings in "threads" rather than as email messages.
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Norman Segall | 1 Feb 2004 09:33
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RE: Using a host name instead if IP?

Zach, 

> Make sure it's resolving to the correct ip address.
If I ping "johnsmith.homedns.org" it resolves to the correct ip and responds

> Make sure your VNC server is listening on the correct ports 
> And if you have a router in between make sure you have the 
> correct ports forwarding the machine with your VNC server on it.
I assume that if it works with the ip address then the above must be
correctly set? 

I did have trouble with the original ports on the remote router. The default
ports on the VNC services for the remote netgear router default to 5500, and
I could not get through. Using a manually added service with ports 5900
resolved this so now I can connect using ip address.

Yet putting "johnsmith.homedns.org" into my the VNC Server name window in
the connection details popup still produces the error "failed to get server
address".

Norman. London, UK (obviously new to this all!)
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Norman Segall | 1 Feb 2004 09:50
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RE: Servers behind NAT router how do I reach them?

William, thanks .....
> Run the three VNC servers on three different display numbers 
Ok got that and will do
> and forward the appropriate ports.  Or, if your NAT device 
> supports it, just leave the PCs alone and forward three 
> different ports to the three different machines.

Now this is where I get stuck.... The netgear router config shows:
Inbound Services: 
Service:  VNC(5900+n)(TCP:5900,5910)
Send to LAN Server: 192.168.0.4
WAN Users: any

I don't think the router does what you suggest. (netgear DG834G). So
following your advice I need to set up individual service as above but with
each directing a different port to a different local address? I.e. 5901 to
.1, 5902 to .2, 5903 to .3 etc????? But what happens if the local machines
get allocated a different ip from DHCP?

Norman, London UK
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Jaanus Kõusaar | 1 Feb 2004 16:49
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Re: Open one SSH/VNC connection, but not another

On 31 Jan 2004 at 16:20, William Hooper wrote:

> Jaanus Kuusaar said:
> > When I connect to the Linux machine, the Putty's event log says:
> > 2004-01-31 22:05:07	Local port 5900 forwarding to localhost:5900
> > 2004-01-31 22:05:07	Local port 5901 forwarding to localhost:5901
> > 2004-01-31 22:05:07	Local port 5902 forwarding to localhost:5902
> 
> Good, using localhost.
> [snip]
> >> >    However,  when I try to connect from my Win98 machine with
> >> >    TightVNC to localhost:1, in the Putty's event log I can see the
> >> >
> >> >    Forwarded connection refused by server remark.
> >>
> >> Sounds like it might be an SSH issue.
> >>
> >> >    At  the  same  time,  when connecting to localhost:0, everything
> >> >    works fine, however the vncserver is that of another user.
> >> >
> >> >    I  tried  telnet localhost:1 and it returned a line starting with
> >> >    RFB, so the VNCserver seems to be working ok.
> >>
> >> On the SSH client machine, or the linux machine?
> >
> > On the linux machine.
> 
> Then you are not testing the tunnel.  What do you get when you try to
> "telnet localhost 5902" from the SSH client?
After having logged into the linux machine with Putty, and starting the VNCserver,
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William Hooper | 1 Feb 2004 17:06
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RE: Servers behind NAT router how do I reach them?

Norman Segall said:
> So
> following your advice I need to set up individual service as above but
> with
> each directing a different port to a different local address? I.e. 5901 to
> .1, 5902 to .2, 5903 to .3 etc?????

Yes.

> But what happens if the local machines
> get allocated a different ip from DHCP?

What happens now?

You need to fix the IP address, either by not using DHCP or by putting a
reservation in (which most consumer level NAT devices don't let you).  Or
just make sure you don't have the machine off long enough for the lease to
expire.

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William Hooper | 1 Feb 2004 17:15
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Re: Open one SSH/VNC connection, but not another

Jaanus Kuusaar said:
>> Then you are not testing the tunnel.  What do you get when you try to
>> "telnet localhost 5902" from the SSH client?
> After having logged into the linux machine with Putty, and starting the
> VNCserver,
> the result is as follows:
> jaanus <at> linux:~> telnet localhost 5901

Let me try again.  You are not testing the tunnel.  What do you get when
you try to "telnet localhost 5902" from the SSH *client*?  In this case
the *client* would be the machine running Putty, not "linux".

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Norman Segall | 1 Feb 2004 17:49
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RE: Servers behind NAT router how do I reach them?

William,

Thanks for the advice. I will implement! 

Norman 
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Norman Segall | 1 Feb 2004 17:52
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RE: Using a host name instead if IP?

Got the answer! "johnsmith.homedns.org" does not resolve in VNC but
"johnsmith.homedns.org:0" does. Which is add as you don't need the :0 when
using an IP address.

Norman
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