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With No-Ip, you still have to setup forwarding in the router, don't you? Well, that assumes you are using a router, and the machine running the repeater is behind that router. If that machine running the repeater is not behind a router, then no problem. Both the support guy, and the victim can both ...

Ok, just it was just a thought on my part (I have known about that access 97 bug for a long time). Since you using a2003, then of course that bug does not apply. I not seen, or heard of this problem, and I spend a lot of time in the ms access newsgroups. However, I just tried this, and yes…the cop ...

Are you sure that this msaccess.exe running problem is a result of using pchelpware? I use PCHW with remote users of my software (ms access – runtime), and I not seen this problem at all (I using access 2003). Do note that there are some known bugs that will prevent ms-access from closing. (this bu ...

i have a question regarding the port 80... how exactly can i make the server (the pc i want to remote control) to go out using port 80 only? when using direct connection, i cant set a outgoing port help The above is a typo..right? you mean you *can* set the port number when you use direct. There is ...

You don’t mention what ports you using. Perhaps their network filters all outgoing requests, except for port 80….. I using PCHW, and I configured the support end (user server) to always reach out on port 80. If I am at my work desk, then I use the internal IP address of the box where the repeater ...

I test on a known machine later today Ok, I gave PCHW a try on a known Vista machine what was SLOW AS DOGS with SC (ultra VNC). The SC version was just simply un-useable, and screens would not re-plot (it is not a connect speed issue, but simply some repot, or polling issue). With PCHW, it worked ...

One more vote for SC support for Vista. PCHW: 1. Helpdesk clicks shortcut on their desktop 2. Selects his name "user.phw" 3. Enters pin (if not already appearing) 4. Clicks Start -> connection is made There is no need to go through all of the above steps. If you create a client using PCHw, then the ...

Well, since pchelpware and SC are rather similar, I don’t know why there would be ANY logical reasons for pchelpweare to have better connectivity then SC + repeater? I see nothing in pchelpware that gives better, or figures out a special way of connecting above and beyond SC. If pchelpware does som ...

Super Turtle, Sounds like you are ready to use pchelpware. I am up to at least 98% success rate Well, that is about the same rate for SC now. I doubt that pchelpware is going to do any better then SC + repeater. And, my SC is setup to go out on port 80. Perhaps next time when I can’t connect, I sh ...

No, I am using a fixed IP address. And, often I can connect to others in that same office. I thinking this is a Norton fire wall issue. The strange part is that I can OFTEN connect to some other computers in the SAME office. So, I do what I need on one computer, and then tell the person to move to ...

I been using SC + repeater for about 1, perhaps 2 years now. It been really great…. I have the SC .exe setup to go out on port 80…so, it that port tends to be open on most machines. However, in the last 2 months I seen an ALARMING increase in users that can’t connect. When they launch my SC, th ...

hey Turtle, thanks for this info. I am intrigued by this but I tried to interpret the diagrams at the sc.uvnc site and to be honest I got a little lost. I guess I have to install repeater on the same box (behind NAT/firewall) as I am running my Uvnc Viewer (listen mode). Actually, a complete ...

Hum, would not using the repeater be much more easy here? If you want to make SC follow you, use the Repeater…it was/is designed EXACTLY for your problem. I run the Repeater on a crappy box at home (behind my linksys router). I simply forwarded the two ports I used. (you have to use two ports for t ...

OK Im not sure if I am even able to do this or not but here is my thought. There are 3 networks... This way all the customer has to do is open a SC file and do really nothing shy of plug in a pin number or somthing, And if I am at a site where I I cannot get access to the router and such to open ...

Ok…that is on port 80…right? As mentioned, SC should work behind most firewalls, and NAT routers, and proxy servers. It worked behind just about all of the ones I tried. >Can u tell me what the syntax "-sslproxy" do and what is its purpose? I Have not used it yet. So, I know almost as much you in tha ...

> behind a corporate proxy(Squid/ISA) Give it a try. It might work as is. ?? SC + repeater has worked behind every fire-wall, and NAT router I have ever tried. So, it is rather nice that way. It really depends on how aggressive that corporate proxy is, and what they allow through. I would try SC ...

>How do i create a sc with helpdesk.txt file with repeater option and force the connection to port 443 I thought we were going to use port 80 for the SC guy??? Remember, when using the repeater, the SC client, and the viewer cannot use the SAME prot..the repeater *connects* them together. Each must ...

>would like to have the same connetion to be forwarded to my private ip address within my lan so that it could come to multiple clients and that i could sit at my desk and provide support. Is this possible? Yes…it is… You have two choices here: #1 Forget about using the DMZ feature of your router (an ...

>So I left the singleclick server set at the default port 5500 and have someone at work run it. I load the "vncviewer.exe" and enter in the IP address and port like so: 10.162.10.12:5500 and try to connect. Who is entering in the IP address? You are not clear in the above??? When you setup, build ...