The password you enter depends upon which subscription you have. The helper service only aids during initiation of the connection, the actual VNC connection goes directly from NSC to NVC (NAT Server Connector and NAT Viewer Connector). The connection is established with a helper service (NH, i.e. You may also need to qualify the address with a port number if VNC Server is listening on a port other than the default 5900, for example 192.168.5.236:80 for port 5980 or 192.168.5.236::80 for port 80.Īuthenticate to VNC Server running on the remote computer. This can be used without any router modification. On the local computer or mobile device you want to control from, enter the IP address or hostname of the remote computer in the VNC Viewer search bar (you don’t need to sign in): On the remote computer you want to control, make sure direct connectivity is enabled. Read our guide to cloud versus direct for more information. *To any remote computer with an Enterprise subscription, you can establish a direct connection, a cloud connection, or both. See the set up instructions below for a private network such as a LAN or VPN, or a public network such as the Internet. You must know the IP address or hostname of the remote computer at the moment you want to connect, and you will likely need to reconfigure intermediate firewalls and routers in advance too. The feature is called port forwarding, DMZ, or other buzzwords. *Direct connectivity is only available with an Enterprise subscription.Ī direct connection is one that you broker yourself, without endpoints having to ‘phone home’ to RealVNC’s cloud service. To access Olex over Internet, the router may need reconfiguring.
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