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October 8th, 2009, 01:04 PM
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Are both where from and where to you are connecting inside the same airport network? Are you connecting to the IP or dns name? Do you get any dialog? Is the IP or dns reachable? Is VNC access enabled on the system you are connecting to? What error message do you get or where does it fail?
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October 8th, 2009, 05:00 PM
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I have one at my office and the other at home. I don't know which I should be doing to reroute from the airport--I am rather lost  I have the numbers for my internal ip through the airport, my external airport. I have My airport set up with port mappings but the NAT is not checked. What else should I do? When I use Vine, for instance, I put in the numbers for my office and I get a screen popping up of my own desktop. Why is this? Thanks again. |
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