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Old 08-04-2006, 12:26 PM   #1 (permalink)
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I want to connect to a remote desktop in my college to do some project work.

Now the problem is that I cannot use Windows Remote Desktop as the computer that I want to connect to is part of a LAN in college.

So one of my friends recommended I use Tight VNC, I managed to download it and do the setup but still I am unable to use it.

I would appreciate if somebody can please tell me how to use this software or give me any other method of connecting to that PC.

I have tried Logmein though it suffices , I am not very impressed with it .

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Old 08-04-2006, 01:49 PM   #2 (permalink)
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Are you trying to connect to a system which is in your college network from some other place(not a part of college network) over the internet?
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Yes , I want to connect from my house to that particular comp in college.
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Well, I think that would be difficult. My best guess is that your college might be using a private IP addressing system. And from home you might be connecting using Dialup or broadband connection.

So to get a connection you need to have a machine with a real IP from where you can do some port redirection and both machines should be able to connect to it. If it is possible then you can connect through VNC.
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Would you have any idea which ports need to be redirected so that Windows Remote Desktop and/ or VNC may be able to work.

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Well I use Real VNC, and I have configured it to work on 25800 & 25900. You can change the port numbers to whatever you want.
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