vnc router issue

[Scott C. Best]

HH:

 	Heya. If your clients are running Windows, then EchoVNC
(www.echovnc.com) is the easiest solution. It's a connection
utility that works with any flavor of VNC server or viewer.
Simply install it on your client's PC's, and have them configure
it to connect to an echoserver that you administer. You will
then be able to connect to them without any port-forwarding
adjustments.

 	Some alternatives to EchoVNC are described here:

http://faq.gotomyvnc.com/fom-serve/cache/88.html

 	Hope this helps!

cheers,
Scott


> Am a new convert to this unix lark! just recompiled me first kernel
> and installed x.orgs latest version, like two days ago. So as u can
> see i am *total freshie*. Have come across a problem.
>
> I work for a company that carries out support.
>
> We are supporting a company that has around ten client computers and 1
> server, all on internal 192.168.*.* addresses.
> These computers are only accessible through a router. There static WAN
> address provided by there isp forwards all traffic to the router.
>
> Whenever there is a problem on a specific client, i would like that
> client to initiate a program that allowed me (i am on a completely
> different network) to *access that particular* client.
>
> *i really do not want to use port forwarding because we want 2 handle
> clients that have 100 or more terminals.* Specifying 100 ports on a
> router fills me with horror.
>
>
> I'm sure there is a standard tried and tested way of doing this, but i
> cant find it. Even using the search func provided by the forum. *Any*
> help on would be much appreciated.