UltraVNC

Bevtech,

No... I cannot connect... all I am saying is that all port forwarding, etc. etc. is good! Except that I cannot connect!

Good luck!

Yleclerc,

Yes... one-to-one natting works when you have a T1 connection with a suite of IP addresses given out to you. Most of us have a DSL or cable connectivity with a singular dynamic IP, so in SonicWall Firewall, you first define a service and then create an access rule

Regards
Mickey

Bevtech

Even if I could open a tunnel, the option would be unworkable since the clients I support may not have a device with which I must communicate in a VPN tunnel instance

Lets hope we find an answer.... from the moderators of the forum perhaps!

Thanks anyways
Mickey

Hello again Yleclerc

I opened that port too... no connection!

Yleclerc Ofcourse, the server has to be running... on the host side! On my server, with TCP Ports 5500 and 5900 forwarding to the private IP of my machine, I am running both, the VNCviewer -listen (green icon) and WinVNC (blue icon) Client is e-mailed a remote.exe compiled with my settings. When ...

Bevtech and Yleclerc, RealVNC and UltraVNC are almost identical... I believe the only difference is that with UltraVNC you get the control of client's system without them having to install any software Coming back to my problem, I do not have the option of transacting through a VPN tunnel... since ...

Dynamic IP addresses works too! To find the current Public IP address, visit http://www.WhatIsMyIP.com, then plug that IP address. Second option, if you have a website hosted by a third party is to add an A Record at your provider's location, for example: Your domain name is http://www.microsoft.com ...

Hello all! My host's operating system is Windows 2003 server and am using SonicWall TZ170 as a router and firewall At SonicWall, I created a TCP 5900 service and an access rule forwarding traffic from WAN * to my private IP 198.168.0.10 From an external computer, I installed UltraVNC and launched ...