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From: ad [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Seth and Steve, thank you so much for your advice. We
still havent been able to connect to the Linux VNC
server from our Win client. When attempting to
connect, I specified the IP address of the Linux
server in our LAN
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From: ad [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
1. Do file/directory permissions on the Linux machine
matter?
Not that much. The vncserver script must be able to read the ~/.vnc/* files.
Once the Xvnc binary runs, it does not need to access anything.
2. Does the user of
If it's running as a service right click, properties, change the password.
Otherwise run the server, get properties and change the password.
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On
Behalf Of Johnny Martinez
Sent: Friday, September 06, 2002 3:24 PM
To:
Do they know your cable IP Address? If not you have to get it to them. You
might try whatismyip.com
Once they know the IP address and you have the server going they can connect
and enter the password you set.
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No this is on a private LAN no firewalls I checked the advanced settings of
the TCP/IP filtering and it is accepting all
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From: Graham Harris [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Friday, September 06, 2002 12:49 PM
To: Matthew Ramsey
Subject: Re: Port 5900 BLocked
Hello
I am running VNC over a 10/100 LAN. Everything is great except when
there is no connection on the VNC Server.
In this situation, VNC consume 30% load CPU every 4-5 second. I don't
understand why?
Cordiali Saluti / Best Regards
Ing. Paolo Comai
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In the answer to Q22 in the FAQ (Can I remote the normal X display of
my workstation (display :0) in the same way as the Windows server
does?), it says
We tend to run all our X sessions as VNC sessions and only use the
local X server to run the viewer. It's very fast when on the same
I have gone through a lot of emails related to this.
But none of the solutions seem to work :(
set-up: I have vncserver set-up on KDE. The xstartup
file has the following line:
opt/local/bin/startkde
I can launch the vncserver properly. But then on my PC
(running WIN XP PRO) when I run the VNC
I am running TightVnc ver 1.2.5 and I have a problem viewing a DOS
application running in a Windows environment. On the Server side the
application works fine but on the remote machine the screen without the DOS
application window.
Any takers?
Mike Mbewe
This posses a problem, however, as
Fastpush does not support eSVNC.
True, but you only need to add a folder to the fastpush folder. Then add in a
section under the flavours section so that you can choose esvnc from the
command line.
I'll update Fastpush and you can pick the bits out you
I used a batch file to push out VNC.
the batch: (I had to make it for both Win98 and Win2K clients so you could
probably stream line it)
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@echo off
rem This batch will copy the VNC files from F:\VNC to C:\Program
Files\ORL\VNC
rem If WinVNC.exe is not there we will assume that the system
I use a program called Hyena it allows you to selectively install to
computers you can install files and service both also it starts and stops
the service remotely. You can use more than winVNC also I use tightVNC to
remote I control two large networks with this tool its worth the money also
its
Hi
I'm interested to know if this kind of script can work on W2K
workstations in which the user who logs on a Windows domain has only
standard user rights and not power user or administrator rights.
I've heard that the logon scripts run under administrative priviledges,
but I've never tested
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From: John Ferrell [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
I used a batch file to push out VNC.
I've used such a script for similar purposes. I have some ideas for some
streamlining:
the batch: (I had to make it for both Win98 and Win2K clients
so you could
probably
Hi,
I have a Solaris machine running VNC server, If people need to come in and
use vnc from outside , which ports should I open in the firewall for this
machine?
currently I started a vnc section for a user, it is running on machinename:2
How can this person can come in from outside?
thanks
Has anyone seen a problem where the install doesn't regester VNC with a
password. I have some clients that seem to not be getting the password set
that is why I can't connect to some but others are fine. I tried disabling
all GPO's also
Matthew
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Hi All:
I have a couple of questions regarding the framebuffer.
1. VNC uses a virtual framebuffer implementation of the Xserver.
2. The rfbScreenInit() method initialises the vfb for the screen
3. How can i access the framebuffer from an external client program, must i
write an extension.
Hello, has anyone using vnc, when connecting to another computer, experienced the
following happening:
I connect to a remote computer using VNC and the IE browser, on port 5800. I am finish
with the session, and I do believe that just loaded another page instead of clicking
the \Disconnect\
port 5902
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On
Behalf Of Jomy Vellian
Sent: Monday, September 09, 2002 12:02 PM
To: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'
Subject: open which ports on the firewall or VNC
Hi,
I have a Solaris machine running VNC server, If people need
Hi--
I'm looking for a way to serve up the VNC applet via HTTPS, such that I
could browse my desktop securely using only a java-enabled web browser
(yes, I know about SSH tunnels, but in some cases I'm unable to
install/run outside software such as putty or ssh). Would it be enough
to set up
Hello vnc-list,
Am I right in thinking that there is a minimum reselution of 800 x
600 at 256 colours
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TIA,
Graham mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Speaking of port numbers, my VNC has the display number auto box ticked
and I can connect to it no problem but I need to connect on port 5901 so
I untick the auto box and put 1 in it now I can't connect to it. Can
someone tell me what wrong
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Is there a VNC viewer available for OS X?
If not, is anyone working on one?
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Using TightVNC I've noticed that, when demoing a web page which has an image in it,
when I
scroll down in the page, the image becomes distorted and the text around it displays...
well... unpredictably.
Also, can I force all incoming connections (java and viewer) to disable cursor shape
updates
I have been using Xvnc for some time now, in inetd mode. It is running
on a Linux server (RedHat 6.2). The clients are various Windows systems
running the viewer. We primarily use TightVNC but I have tested the
standard ATT distribution and I see the problem there, too.
The problem is this:
sounds great!
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From: Richard Harris [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, September 09, 2002 5:44 AM
Subject: Deploying VNC to Win2k and XP remotely
This posses a problem, however, as
Fastpush does not support eSVNC.
True,
is there any windows encryption created yet for WinVNC or TightVNC?
Charles
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Nope. I'm running servers at 640x480 at 16.
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From: Graham Harris [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Monday, September 09, 2002 11:08 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Minimun Screen Res :VSMail MX1
Hello vnc-list,
Am
you should not have a problem with winproxy, if you are behind its firewall,
because it is and internet/lan firewall (it protects your network from the
outside, not your network from itself) the only problem i have is that i
have to request a screen refresh when i scroll, or else move the mouse
arghhh, msdos batch files are so ugly !
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