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|    Message 352 of 2,348    |
|    Michael Hart to gene martinez    |
|    Re: RealVNC    |
|    09 Oct 03 23:29:39    |
      From: me-donotspam@bigpond.net.au              That is quite easy to do. I presume you are going through a router with       port forwarding on the server side. One side of the router is connected to       you cable (or cable modem) and the other side is connected to your local       lan.              You have currently forwarded tcp ports 5800 and 5900 to the server pc you       are currently using.              All you have to do is forward tcp ports 5801 and 5901 to server #2, 5802 and       5902 to server #3 and so on.              On the server that receives ports 5800 and 5900 you have to set the display       number to zero       The server that receives ports 5801 and 5901 you set the display number to       one (on the same screen you set your password on)       The server that receives ports 5802 and 5902 you set the display number to       three.       and so on.              from the client (viewer) when you want to access the first computer use       "hostname.com:0", to access the second computer use "hostname.com:1", to       access the third computer use "hostname.com:2" and so on.              The only gotcha is to ensure you have correctly matched the display number       with port number for the port forwarding.              PS. This takes advantage of the fact that RealVNC uses different, known,       tcp port numbers to access different displays which you can then set in you       port forwarding.              Michael                     "gene martinez" |
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