Posted Mon, 22 May 2023 23:54:55 GMT by Marshall, Barry
Hi there, and thanks for having this forum;<br> <br> I am able to easily use VNC acess on my local lan - it works very well.&#160;<br> However, I can't VNC in remotely on the WAN because my modem is already using port 5900 for another server.&#160; I realise that I can rearrange that device to go into the MSO24 on 5900, but it would be better if I could set the MSO VNC to a different port (lets use &quot;59123&quot; as an example) and head there.&#160; I can't find any settings to do this.<br> <br> Thanks for your advice<br> Barry Marshall (Perth Australia)
Posted Tue, 23 May 2023 15:58:19 GMT by Xu, Iris
Hi Barry,<br> Unfortunately, we don't have a way for end users to change the MSO VNC to a different port.<br> <br> -Iris Xu
Posted Wed, 24 May 2023 02:58:21 GMT by Faber, B
Do you know what kind of router you're using?&#160; Many allow remapping outside ports to arbitrary ports on inside devices.<br> <br> I'd think you could remap anything on the outside to 5900 on the scope.
Posted Wed, 24 May 2023 03:48:39 GMT by Marshall, Barry
<p>The router is cable modem Arcadyan LH1000 0.18.15r&#160;Here is the port forwarding screen. &#160;Items “VNC..” work if I can specify the unique port. &#160;<br> It’s a small issue really. I can fix it.&#160;<br> Barry</p> <p></p>

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