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Unblock vnc ports on firewall
Hi i just want to know how to unblock a port on the firewall. i have this vnc program but the pc's cannot communicate when the firewall is on. i am usinig a wireless network. if i put the firewall of then there is communication.
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Re: unblocking ports in VNC application
Port 5900 is the standard VNC port for screen 0, screen one is 5901, etc. If you use the JAVA client, they normally start at 5800.
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