Mac Vnc

I turned off my Mac Firewall. ...

I turned off my Mac Firewall. ...

I'd also like to get set up with VNC so I can help my sister on her mac but I guess it'll be the same issue with that too. ...

He means the VNC ports on your home router. ...

Not really. At least, not effectively. You could use VNC to remote control the PC from the Mac, which would be a similar thing, but the delay (about 1-2 seconds) means this is really only useful for administering servers or fixing up problems. Certainly not of much use for anything else.

I'd like to see what's going on and control my Mac from work. ...

just be sure to forward the correct ssh ports to your Mac from your router, if needed. ...

Hi, My aunt has some lucky free access to a free internet hotspot provided by a cafe she lives very near. Is there any way I could rig something so that I could remote control her mac via VNC without having to open ports /forward ports / set a DMZ.... etc. I guess what I'm thinking is that hopefully she might be able to connect to my computer to establish the...

you'll have to check the ssh log to see if they made a secure connection, you'll have to check the OSXvnc log to see if they initiated a VNC session, you'll have to check the Disk Utility log to see if they formatted any disks, etc. ...

then connected to it via VNC from my other Mac and, since I enabled the "Require Keyboard to wake up etc. ...