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Thanks, man. &nbsp;I did not know that regarding the switch. &nbsp;Any other suggestions as to how to remote into this PC while it is connected to the switch?
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Thanks, man.  I did not know that regarding the switch.  Any other suggestions as to how to remote into this PC while it is connected to the switch?

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maybe I said a wrong thing. describe your network topology. maybe there is something I miss. and tell me the model of your switch
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maybe I said a wrong thing. describe your network topology. maybe there is something I miss. and tell me the model of your switch

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Have you tried to ping that computer with the firewall down?
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Have you tried to ping that computer with the firewall down?

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Please, could you answer my questions?
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We have a non-networked PC that houses our Access Card software. &nbsp;I wanted to set up VNC on this machine, but am having no luck. VNC free version 4.1.2. &nbsp;Like I said, this PC is not networked, but it is connected to the internet via direct connection to a switch. &nbsp;I can ping my computer from this machine, but I can not do the reverse (ping it from mine). &nbsp;Firewall is set up to allow VNC on Port 5900 and anti-virus should not be an issue.<br />
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Can anyone offer any suggestions?<br />
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Thank you.
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We have a non-networked PC that houses our Access Card software.  I wanted to set up VNC on this machine, but am having no luck. VNC free version 4.1.2.  Like I said, this PC is not networked, but it is connected to the internet via direct connection to a switch.  I can ping my computer from this machine, but I can not do the reverse (ping it from mine).  Firewall is set up to allow VNC on Port 5900 and anti-virus should not be an issue.

Can anyone offer any suggestions?

Thank you.

Can't VNC into a PC.

Remote access may refer to the connection to a data-processing system from a remote location, for example through a virtual private network remote desktop software, terminal emulation, or the activation of features of a business telephone system from outside the business's premises.