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will do thanks!

B, I don't disagree with you....but the sad truth is that the product is USED by Users who likely do not have as much knowledge on the subject as yourself. So do you want the user to have a frustrating can't figure this out experience with the product? Or an easy breezy WOW this is awesome ...

yeah i understand. i don't mean to imply the port complications are your fault. porting should be a simple process, but invariably there's always a mystery issue that impedes the connectivity..whether router, firewall, program, or app....it's just a pain in the ass to solve. BTW i am quite excited ...

okay will do. just want to say THIS PROGRAM ROCKS! Thank you for all your hard work!!!! ...but I would recommend a bit more work on the program user-friendliness angle. This whole port nonsense is enough to drive the average user bananas, plus the documentation should be written so that a 10 year ...

hi supercoe. thanks for the reply q. do you mean I can set both the WAN and the LAN to the Dyndns address? ie. example.dyndns.biz q. how do I contact Rat? FYI - I was using a local LAN repeater (on my computer) until my internet service provider forced me to change my modem/router all-in-one. Now ...

PLease help. I am confused over how to setup ChunkVNC with rat's repeater on my linux hosting provider. Steps completed: DONE. Perl repeater placed in CGI-BIN folder (on host) DONE. Hosting provider has opened ports 5901 and 5500 (default ports for ChunkVNC) DONE. Dyndns pointing to host IP DONE ...

lol. I am a total dufus. THANKS!

I seem to be having a similar problem with 3.3.1... using dyndns using windows 7 64bit after compiling with the standard ports & my unique password, my client uses instantsupport.exe to successfully connect (WAN) to my repeater (running on my local machine), however when I attempt to open the ...

Thanks Redge. I've used Teamviewer, but wasn't aware that 2.0 was open source. (teamviewer >v2 is a great tool to help "mom", but is too expensive otherwise...especially when UltraVNC is almost as good!) And THANK YOU SUPERCOE for the excellent work on ChunkVNC. I'll look fwd to the next release ...

Great program. Powerful, simple.

wondering...is there a way for the "viewer" to reverse share my desktop with the client "server"?

If so, how?

thx

Sure Can you give some more info about your internet connection? Modem/Router: Siemens Gigaset SE567 (Telus) Internet Connection: DHCP DNS Server: Automatic Mac Gateway: Automatic Dynamic DNS: Enabled (configured with DynDNS) Firewall: Low Default Gateway: WAN Host Name: blank DNS Server: WAN ...

K it's definitely NOT a antivirus/antispyware/firewall problem. I tried shutting everything off on both machines...but the same behavior still occurs. Try 1 . Using the RTR version with all antivirus/antispyware/firewalls OFF = sometimes it connects, sometimes it doesn't Try 2. Using the RTR version ...

Thanks for the reply Supercoe. I appreciate your help... I've done some fiddling with WAN. Switched the Viewer ports/forwards, etc and strangely discovered that sometimes it connects, sometimes it doesn't, sometimes it connects then crashes...and there doesn’t seem to be any common/repetitive reas ...

Can't seem to get this working and could really use some help... The log appears to be accepting connections, but the viewer/server never connects. Here's the message from the repeater log: accept() connection Reading Proxy settings erro Server added to list 570965 recv 39 accept() connection Viewer ...