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Julian Brett
Hi.
I'm trying to obtain remote access to a customer's W2K server which is
running VNC behind a firewall.
I have installed VNC on the machine and configured the firewall to accept
connections on port 5901, and redirect them to port 5900 on the W2K server.
From outside of their lan, I cannot connect to IPADDRESS:1, but can connect
internally to the IP Address or Server Name.
I've tried this on a number of different W2K and WXP boxes at this site, but
cannot connect to any of them from outside of the lan.
They also have a NT 4 server on the lan as well, also configured with VNC.
Configured the same as above, but I've told the firewall to accept
connections on 5902, and forward to 5900 on the NT box. This works OK.
Am I missing something on the W2K boxes?
Thanks,
Julian Brett.
I'm trying to obtain remote access to a customer's W2K server which is
running VNC behind a firewall.
I have installed VNC on the machine and configured the firewall to accept
connections on port 5901, and redirect them to port 5900 on the W2K server.
From outside of their lan, I cannot connect to IPADDRESS:1, but can connect
internally to the IP Address or Server Name.
I've tried this on a number of different W2K and WXP boxes at this site, but
cannot connect to any of them from outside of the lan.
They also have a NT 4 server on the lan as well, also configured with VNC.
Configured the same as above, but I've told the firewall to accept
connections on 5902, and forward to 5900 on the NT box. This works OK.
Am I missing something on the W2K boxes?
Thanks,
Julian Brett.