changing Mac server port number for main display
Jonathan Morton
chromi "at" cyberspace.org
Fri, 19 Oct 2001 00:38:40 +0000
>I have a little network behind a cable modem router at the CEO's home,
>consisting of workstations of various platforms. I need from time to time
>to connect to one or the other of these machines from work, so I have
>installed VNC on each of these machines. As the cable modem is a single IP
>connection to the internet, and the little network is private non-routable
>IP addresses, I have set port forwarding on the cable modem to forward
>different 590x ports to the different machines.
>
>Everything went smoothly until I got to 5903 forwarding to a Macintosh
>server. Although I could change the VNC connection port (display number)
>for each of the Windows machines, for the life of me I can't get the display
>number on the Mac to be anything but 0! Am I missing something?
See the URL in my signature. :) You should find ChromiVNC rather
more flexible in this area.
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