Re: VNC behind ISA Server
- From: v-robeli@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx (Robert Li [MSFT])
- Date: Thu, 13 Sep 2007 10:45:49 GMT
Hi Al,
I noticed my colleague Terence Liu is helping you on your same problem in
thread 40406187- VNC behind ISA Server, I will close this thread. Please
continue the troubleshooting with Terence.
If you need further assistance, please don't hesitate to let me know.
Best regards,
Robert Li(MSFT)
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<Subject: Re: VNC behind ISA Server
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<Thanks - our situation is that we click the VNC connector & the external
<programmers pc is "listening in on port 5500" from what I can gather from
<them! - so am I right in understanding that my pc (behind ISA 2004) is
<making the call & theirs is listening? - if so I should allow an Outbound
<connection from Internal network to Internet for TCP 5500 (but no need to
<allow Inbound filter?)
<Thanks
<Al
<
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<
<"Luka Manojlovic" <luka@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
<news:fc1hom$5jm$1@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
<> You should check if you are using VNC server - this one listens on port
<> 5900 or you "call" their VNC Viewer in listening mode that listens on
port
<> 5500...
<>
<> So this ports are the one to check. For example:
<>
<> Your machine inside network | ISA | External programmers
<> VNC server (listens on 5900)
<>
<> If you want this setup you need to pass port 5900 from internet to
<> specific IP in your lan.
<>
<> 2 example:
<> External programmers | ISA | Your machine inside network - you initiate
by
<> left clicking on vnc server and add new client
<> VNC viewer listening (5500) | | VNC server (listens on port 5900 but it
<> does not matter)
<>
<> In this setup you need to allow "calls" from your internal PCs to
internet
<> on port 5500.
<>
<> Hope it helps,
<> Luka
<>
<> "Al" <nospamplease@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
<> news:zPqdnShbftuFqnnbRVnyhQA@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
<>> Anyone able to help with how to configure permissions for VNC? We have
a
<>> site with an application which uses VNC to enable users to call up
<>> support
<>> from the application programmers - however while this works fine for a
pc
<>> directly connected to the router, it does not work for those who are
<>> linked
<>> to the SBS 2003 R2 network via ISA 2004. Any ideas? - I suspect that a
<>> new
<>> access rule has to be added to ISA but not sure exactly what or how!.
<>> Thanks
<>>
<>>
<>>
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