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Jacob062406
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 Post subject: Installing VNC on a Firebox SOHO 6
Posted: Wed Jan 24, 2007 5:44 pm
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| So I got the FireBox SOHO 6 the other day for my server rack and it works great yada yada yada but is a pain to set up VNC and it worked the other day initially but now it doesnt... anyone know what and where it needs to be edited to get RealVNC to work?
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Posted: Thu Feb 01, 2007 6:35 pm
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Nevermind I found out that the new version of RealVNC Enterprise Edition allows for port 80 access which bypasses the need to program it into the firewall  Hot stuff!
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| Hehe, RealVNC works real nice when setup correctly. I like ULTRAVNC better though. It has more features and is just as easy to set up. I am currectly using it On a vista machine at my house, so I can remote into it to try and trouble shoot some clients that have it.
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| Really? Is UltraVNC free I have heard about it but I have used RealVNC a lot. Does UltraVNC allow you to use port 80 to access their systems like GoToMyPC Does?
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| I always use UltraVNC... it's free. You can select what port you want the server to run on, and you can select what port you want the web server to run on (use your browser to control your computer, rather than DL the client).
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oh well if or when I find out how to do it I will post it on this forum so future members can figure it out too 
