From: njkat@eclipse.net
Thanks, I'll be trying that out tommorrow....
"Michael Hart" wrote:
>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" wrote in message
>news:3f85b8a3.40525415@news.eclipse.net...
>> Is anyone using RealVNC? I've gotten it to work using dial-up (client
>> end) and cable access (server end), all seems OK. My question is, on
>> the server side, as it's a small network (5-8) computers. I can access
>> the (1) computer with the serves software installed. What I'd like to
>> do is install the server on all the pc's and then somehow be able to
>> pick which (1) I'd log-in to. Question?? Can this be done??? What if
>> anything am I missing???
>>
>> Thanks to All
>
>
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