Who can help me...?

[softsphere@gmx.de]

2) Yes, both machines are on the same physical network! Well, within this
local network, I'm using the router mainly for being online with all pc's at
the same time (like a proxy). 
The ipadresses for every pc was given by the router automatically (I think
it's called DHCP..).
So I think the router is between all pc's of the local network, isn't it?

OS: Windows XP Prof.
Firewall: Agnitum Outpost (free edition)
Antivirus: F-Secure

Bye
Chris


> On Thursday 11 November 2004 10:03, you wrote:
> > The pc's webbrowser, contacting the remote pc has already installed and
> > activated Java VM.
> > Only the traget-pc, where vnc-server is running, has no Java VM in its
> > webbrowser.
> > But on this target-pc it doesn't matter if Java VM is not installed,
> > because the applett will run at the Java VM on the contacting pc, or?
> >
> > 1) The vncviewer(.exe) at the contacting pc works. I get a login-window
> and
> > the desktop of the remote pc will be shown... Everything is fine with
> it!
> > So I can confirm it works!
> >
> 
> Okay, at least we know vncserver is working...
> 
> > 2)Both ports 5800 and 5900 have been activated in the firewall and
> incoming
> > connections will be forwarded to the target-pc. Have I to set any
> further
> > settings?
> > By the way: within my local network, no firewall being integrated in my
> > router, should disturb, or?
> >
> 
> I wouldn't think so, I assume that by "local" you mean both machines are
> on 
> the same physical network, and therefore have no router between them...
> 
> > 3)"Serve Java viewer via HTTP on port" = 5800 and in order to access
> vnc,
> > port 5900 is set.
> > Are these all parameters I have to set - and are these parameters set
> > correct?
> >
> 
> Yes, These are correct...
> 
> 
> I know we've already been through this, but let's try these 2 again:
> 
> The machine where you are running the server on, what OS is it running,
> and 
> what firewall software, antivirus software is it running.
> 
> The machine where the client is running, what OS, Firewall and antivirus 
> stuff ...
> > Bye
> > Chris
> 

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