connecting from one local network to a different local network

[Angelo Sarto]

Assuming you are both firewalled,  which is probably the case, you
have three options.

1.  Forward a port on your companies firewall - you need access to the
router/firewall
2.  Forward a port on their firewall - They need access to the router/firewall
3.  VPN/Tunneling - One of you needs a vpn server, the other a client
4.  Third party proxy, e.g. go to my vnc - traffic flows through
another site, usually costs $


--Angelo


On Mon, 07 Feb 2005 14:57:43 -0600, Will Stateczny
<will "at" hillcountrysoftware.com> wrote:
> Hello,
>     I've been searching the archives but haven't found what I was
> looking for.  I figured out most ways to connect two computers with VNC
> except for the following scenario (which will probably be the one I run
> into the most):
> 
> My computer is in a local network at my office which gets it's internet
> via a server.  At my customer's site is the same setup.  How do I get to
> my customer's computer using VNC?
> 
> Will
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--Angelo
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