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ianandmasonsdad at hotmail

Jan 9, 2010, 1:08 PM

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java pages do not show

When I connect to my PC at work and then try to download fixes from IBM on my work computer, their website uses java for the login and download pages, but I cannot see anything on those java web pages via VNC. Any ideas?
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cbeerse at gmail

Jan 11, 2010, 2:52 AM

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Re: java pages do not show [In reply to]

On 9-1-2010 22:08, Ken McGrew wrote:
> When I connect to my PC at work and then try to download fixes from IBM on my work computer, their website uses java for the login and download pages, but I cannot see anything on those java web pages via VNC. Any ideas?
>
If you can see the webpage but you cannot see the desktop, then
typically you have not opened all ports.

For the vnc-website you need to open both the webinterface (default at
5800) and the vnc-port (default at 5900).

Now you have access to the website, you can dive into the html-source
(just a few lines of reasonably reading ascii). In there is a call to a
java application that includes the portnumber to use for the
vnc-communication.

Succes

CBee

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christopher at custommade

Jan 11, 2010, 4:37 AM

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RE: java pages do not show [In reply to]

> When I connect to my PC at work and then try to download
> fixes from IBM on my work computer, their website uses java
> for the login and download pages, but I cannot see anything
> on those java web pages via VNC. Any ideas?

Unfortunately this sounds like the classic VNC-ports-blocked scenario.
You'll have to check with your netadmin to see if the proxy server is
passing through traffic on the required ports (5800/5900). As an
alternative, you could try configuring port forwarding on your home
connection so that it's accessible on an open port (SMTP/POP/HTTP/FTP), or
you could use a web-based solution like LogMeIn.

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