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Change the port 5500 on viewer listening mode

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andagalo
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Joined: 2005-10-20 23:02

Change the port 5500 on viewer listening mode

Post by andagalo »

Hi

I have this situation:

I'm a computer tech support, I want to serve my customers whit 3 stations (pcs) I already setup the first computer whit UVNC SC when I open the viewer in listening mode, by default its open the port 5500

I need to forward another ports 5501 or 5502 to the other machines and when those machine open VNC viewer in listen mode it open by delfault his own port ( I will build the other SC whit the ports 5901 & 5902)

Thanks a lot I would appreciate your response
redge
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Post by redge »

command line or/and config file
vncviewer -listen
vncviewer -listen 5501
vncviewer -listen 5502

connect successfully to vnc server, set your options and then go menu File... Save As ... server1.vnc

and next time you can open vncviewer on listening mode with your prefered settings.

Start... Run
"%ProgramFiles%\UltraVNC\vncviewer.exe" -listen
or
"%ProgramFiles%\UltraVNC\vncviewer.exe" -listen 5502 -config server1.vnc
(anyway, don't forget ")
Last edited by redge on 2005-10-23 19:12, edited 1 time in total.
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mortenchristensen
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Post by mortenchristensen »

If your router can forward an external port 5501 to an internal port 5500 (sometimes called portmapping), then that solution will be easier to maintain.

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Morten Christensen
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