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Can't connect to SUSE VNC via Astaro?

Dakrisht
Hey everyone,

I'm having trouble accessing a server on my DMZ via a standard VNC connection.

I've created a packet filter rule on the Astaro to allow Internal Network > VNC Service > Any Action ALLOW

Basically, I want to access a particular server (10.0.0.x) using VNC (port 5900) on my DMZ (10.0.0.x).

Not working.

I've made sure to enable VNC services on the particular machine (OpenSUSE 11)

No go 

Any thoughts?


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    Nothing in the IPS log, I actually don't even see the packet being dropped/allowed in the Packet Filter log?????

    Nothing coming from my workstation (on the 192.x.x.x LAN) going to the DMZ (10.x.x.x LAN)

    I'm using TightVNC Viewer... I can also successfully PING and access the machine in the DMZ (via other methods)
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    Nothing in the IPS log, I actually don't even see the packet being dropped/allowed in the Packet Filter log?????

    Nothing coming from my workstation (on the 192.x.x.x LAN) going to the DMZ (10.x.x.x LAN)

    I'm using TightVNC Viewer... I can also successfully PING and access the machine in the DMZ (via other methods)
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