Thank you Salvador it worked. I tried that earlier today but I just realised
that I was connected to one of the client registry rather than the server
registry.
We actually use the Fastpush method to install the clients as Services and
is has a line in the machine.ini file
Password =
Hello,
I have noticed that there is a new encoding called ZRLE (id 16).
What is the algorithm of this encoding?
Could you give some benchmarks comparisons with others encodings?
Thank you
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using three machines ( the viewer, proxy, and server) how do i tunnel vnc
through port 80. I have the server running on a non-firewalled computer, and
the viewr is behind a firewall and router. The firewall blocks every port but
port 80. I need the proxy to translate from port 5900 to port 80.
Here are the release notes which offer more detail.
http://www.realvnc.com/3.3.4-release-notes.html
On Tue, 2002-09-24 at 09:40, Tristan Richardson wrote:
RealVNC is pleased to announce the release of version 3.3.4 of VNC for
both Windows and Unix platforms.
Create it on one PC the usual way; then export the new password from the registry and
use the hex entry it shows.
On Tuesday, 2002-09-24 23:09 [GMT+0100=CET],
Brent Issaia [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have recently taken over the IT Managers role and are trying to
change all the Passwords on
Now how do I convert the Hex to the binary code for the fastpush?
Simple, you don't :-)
Run winvnc -defaultsettings from the command line and change the
password to what you want it to be.
Then, when you've tested it and it works (including a reboot) - use REGDIR to
list the reg key in
I've installed VNC on Windows XP Professional and I've configured it so that
I don't have to fill in a password by adding the registry key AuthRequired
and setting it to 0. When I'm booting the system I get a WinVNC Error
message. It says: WARNING: This machine has been preconfigured to allow
Try putting the key in HKEY LOCAL MACHINE
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\ORL\WinVNC3]
AuthRequired=dword:
Sjoerd Resink
Hi,
When attempting to connect to my vncserver I receive the error message
Invalid protocol. I am starting vncserver using xinetd on Red Hat 7.2.
It seems to me that the server is receiving the request but is rejecting it,
because I would receive a Failed to connect to server message. When I
Dustin:
Heya. There's two way to do what you want to do:
1. Use Jim Redman's VNCProxy: www.ergotech.com/misc/VNCProxy.html
You run it on a webserver that's a peer with your VNC server,
then use a special Java viewer to connect with the web-server.
All traffic between the viewer
I have used VNC for many years and have never had a problem with it.
Just this last week however a keyboard mapping issue came up. When
remote controlling a server and using the arrow, Home, End, PgUp, and
PgDn keys the information that is sent to the client is the
corresponding number of the
ZRLE is fully documented in the RFB protocol specification.
Looks quite interesting. I wonder if I'll be able to squeeze it into
ChromiVNC some day.
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On Windows platforms, you can instead use the native command
netstat.
Somehow I get the feeling this is another obvious theft - er, borrowing - from
BSD on Windows... g
On Wednesday, 2002-09-25 15:54 [GMT+0100=CET],
Lee Allen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
If the server is a Unix/Linux system,
It most definitely is. Check out how many MSKB article reference BSD sockets:
http://www.google.com/search?as_q=BSDnum=100as_sitesearch=support.microsoft.co
m
In fact, Microsoft has interbred with BSD twice. Not only did they use BSD as a
source for their TCP/IP code, they bought Interix a
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Subject: Windows and Linux
I am trying to vnc into a Linux machine from a Windows box. How could I
get Linux to allow the Windows machine to vnc to it?
Franco
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