I tried VNC awhile back on an AW51E. It worked pretty well, but I ran it in
daemon mode, and it had a tendency to die unexpectedly when no one was
connected. I plan to do more experimentation on it when I get some time.
As a side note, I frequently use the Solaris VNC client to take control of my
desktop PC so I can read e-mail, look at FoxDoc (since its updater doesn't run
on Solaris -- grrr), etc. while "in the hole" doing configuration...
Corey
Fitzgerrell Kevin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on 07/28/2001 05:18:21 AM
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Alex,
That Mobil Workstation was pulled from the product lineup in January I
believe. I had several interested customers down here, and when I
asked I was told that it had been discontinued because of low sales,
and that COT solutions were available that weren't fundamentally
different so we would no longer offer a Foxboro branded solution.
Out of curiosity, have you ever tried VNC on an I/A system? I see
there is a VNC client for both Palm and WinCE, and a VNC server for
Solaris 2.5.1. I imagine a Handspring Visor or PocketPC with a
wireless ethernet card running a VNC client would be a pretty
convenient tool.
Regards,
Kevin FitzGerrell
Foxboro NZ
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