Howto for configuring

[isaac park]

how to reach home computer from office computer:
You need either static or domain name service that resolves to your dynamic 
ip on your home computer.  I don't remember the site but it's listed in 
real-vnc document.

how to reach office computer from home compuer:
you have to configure your firewall to allow and forward all incoming 
traffic on port 5800 and 5900 to your office computer.  To do this you'll 
have to have static private ip for your office computer.  If you have to use 
dhcp, register your mac address on dhcp server to reserve a static ip.  In 
that way you will still use dhcp but will be given same ip all the time.

hope this is what you're looking for.

cheers.
Isaac


>From: "GRL" <giovrell "at" tin.it>
>To: <VNC-List "at" realvnc.com>
>Subject: Howto for configuring
>Date: Sun, 20 Jun 2004 09:19:33 +0200
>
>Sorry, but I still need an answer, so I repeat my question.
>Thanks.
>
>
>Since much time I've been trying to undestand how to configure my home and
>work computers to be able to use the many VNC programs. In details:
>1) at home, I'm connected to Internet by an ISP in ADSL (dynamic IP);
>2) at work, I'm connected to a LAN with its protections tools (mainly
>firewalls) which, in turn, is connected to a governmental net which has
>firewalls, IDS, etc. Inside the LAN of my office I have the IP address by a
>DHCP.
>Both computers are WinXP Pro computers and the office LAN is a MS, but at
>office I go to Internet by a Linux server.
>So, I don't undestand how I have to configure my 2 computers to reach each
>other.
>I apologize for my (dumb) question, but I'd like, finally, to undestand 
>what I
>have to do.
>Thanks.
>Giovanni
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