UltraVNC

Hi, first i have to thank redge for his great help to get the SCIII repeater with windows working! He helped me (and you) a lot with his tutorials and his fast replies on this forum. But now i'm in front of just one little (big) problem: How to make SCIII work on linux? Of course, with the default ...

I did not understand your question exactly... .
do you want do protect your repeater from outside users?
AFAIK you can limit the Range of the used IP's!

Merci beaucoup redge!
C'est exactement ce que j'ai cherché!
j'essaierai dans 6 heures au boulot
Merci, redge!

Hello, i just found out how to set up SC Connections Host --> Server and this worked very fine for me. But setting up SCIII is still hard for me :(. Also i've still got some questions. For example is it possible to make this work: SCIII (Server) --> Proxy --> Repeater --> Proxy --> Viewer? without ...

Thanks a lot!
You helped me a lot and i trie it out now
have a n1ce day!
landeshauptstadt

Thank you, redge, for your quick answer.
No i understand, that i need a listen viewer on port 5500.
So, do you know if there is a possibilty to change port from 5500 to port 80 in repeater mode?
I tried it out a few times but without any results .
best regards,
landeshauptstadt

Hi, i've tried to get SC run on my Server System without any success. The normal UltraVNC does work very well, but when i start the SC, my viewer PC didn't find the Host in the same network :(. After making a port scan i found out that the normal UltraVNC Serversoftware opens 2 ports, 5500 and 5800 ...

Oh...just found something new :

http://dotnetvnc.sourceforge.net/

This should help you

Thank ya for this nice introduction to the VNC topic!
It was really helpful and should be a very easy how to for beginners!
Thanks!

I don't know any solutions for directly connect to PocketPC's from a workstation over the internet. But I know that you're able to establish a connection to your PC over an USB Cable with your PocketPC device. That means that you perhaps can make a connection to someone else and his PC and he's ...

Hi, Situtation: We're sitting in a LAN behind a strong Firewall. Every request goes throw a Proxy and just over Port 80. We want to connect to other machines outside, in the www and don't know the machine-names of our clients yet. And mostly of them will also sit behind a Firewall that just supports ...