Does VNC 3.3.6 look for iplist.txt to prevent unauthorized IP's from access?
I made that file just like for 3.3.3, placed it in the System32 folder,
(which is in the Path statement), the Realvnc folder, and even the Winvnc
subfolder, but I'm still able to gain access using IP's not allowed
Yup, sure, that's an alternative but it's only reliable in about 10%
of cases I encountered. Reasons can be :
1) Telephone line is already used for Internet connection :-)
2) Local telephone communication isn't free, so you'd better talk quickly
3) I'd done several times of interventions
Hi,
I've been using IS Tool, and Inno Setup to create 2 VNC installs, 1 for workstations
that's just the server, and 1 for us in admin,
that has the viewer, and a few other tools like VNCon.
I've set the program group to
Programs - VNC
I notice that the VNC install from the VNC site, setups up
Greetings,
I got 52 warnings ( warning C4800 and warning C4244) when i try to
re-compile the vnc ver 3.3.6 with VC++ ver 6. The warning is most on the
d3des.c, rfbregion_win32.cpp,tableinitcmtemplate.cpp ... Do i miss out any
configuration in VC++ ?
Thank you.
example warning :
Ben,
The Microsoft-specified rule for placing icons in the Program Files
folder is:
Program Files \ company name \ product name
Obviously, not everyone follows that rule, and it doesn't always make
sense, but it's usually OK.
Current future releases of VNC will,
Joe,
VNC has never used an iplist.txt file. IP-address based access control
is managed for WinVNC by setting the AuthHosts registry key, as
described at http://www.realvnc.com/winvnc.html#4.
Cheers,
Wez
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Does VNC 3.3.6 look for iplist.txt to prevent unauthorized IP's from
On Thu, Feb 20, 2003 at 10:52:49AM +0100, SEAK, Teng-Fong wrote:
Yup, sure, that's an alternative but it's only reliable in about 10%
of cases I encountered. Reasons can be :
1) Telephone line is already used for Internet connection :-)
2) Local telephone communication isn't free, so
I am in the process of using VNC to admin/support the computers at a remote
facility.
The machines are a mixture of Win98/95. I notice when I install the server,
at reboot the configuration page always comes up which can be annoying to
the user. Is there a way to stop that or am I not
Tell me, why isn't 169.254.x.x a valid IP address range? It is
dynamically attributed and I've got only 2 computers connected. No
Internet connections.
It is, but it isn't really a very good one. like the RFC 1918 addresses, it is not
internet routable. it is fine on a lan though. It is
The Wscript object is installed with the newer versions of IE (5 and above i
think), and you can also get an installer to install it seperately if you
wish.
Going up to msdn.microsoft.com and doing a search i came up with this
snippet to write the regsitry.
On Thu, Feb 20, 2003 at 08:23:54AM -0500, J. Butler wrote:
I am in the process of using VNC to admin/support the computers at a remote
facility.
The machines are a mixture of Win98/95. I notice when I install the
server,
at reboot the configuration page always comes up which can be annoying
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No title bars sounds like you have no window manager running.
Check the .vnc/xstartup. By default, it starts twm; you may want to change
this to mwm.
Alternatively, for Solaris only, point .vnc/xstartup to /usr/dt/bin/Xsession:
mv
I am a Solaris guy, but run CDE sessions on Sun. If this is VNC related the
only thing I can think of is making sure you start your server with a
correct fontpath and I use a font server on Sun as that was the only way to
get the CDE fonts to display properly. The server start flag for Sun
is:
Hello,
I want to implement RealVNC on a Help Desk so that my techs can access the
PC's of remote users to troubleshoot. However, I don't want the users to
have the ability to access other PC's. Is it possible to 'turn off' their
access; that is, keep their server functionality while disabling
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A much more likely scenario - especially since dtlogin works - is that
something is running xmodmap in your startup.
Check your startup scripts. You can also try logging in with a failsafe
session, which is supposed to start with a minimal set of
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On Thu, Feb 20, 2003 at 10:52:49AM +0100, SEAK, Teng-Fong wrote:
Yup, sure, that's an
Hello - I have been using standard VNC for some time now, and am trying TightVNC for
the first time. Is there a different syntax or set of commands to use for the
xstartup file with tightvnc? I put a posting on the tightvnc maillist, however, there
is very little activity there.Could
I want to implement RealVNC on a Help Desk so that my techs can access the
PC's of remote users to troubleshoot. However, I don't want the users to
have the ability to access other PC's. Is it possible to 'turn off' their
access; that is, keep their server functionality while disabling their
net send !! Of course, how stupid I am to have forgot this. This
is the way how University managed to send spam instant message on my
screen !!!
And as a result, I've stopped the service. FYI:
http://www.practical-tech.com/infrastructure/i11042002.htm
Hi folks,
I'd like to announce the availability of an HP-UX Software Distributor
package for RealVNC 3.3.6:
ftp://ftp.cup.hp.com/dist/networking/tools/RealVNC_r3.3.6.1.depot
I've been using this build for several weeks and have done basic testing
of the packaging
Very True, scheduler is involved. Actually, I got it fixed and the
scripts all ran last night with no problems. Thanks for your help:all.
i'm using the 'net stop winvnc option.
-alex
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System administrator - North West Human Services
On Thu, 20 Feb 2003, Grant McDorman wrote:
I am sure that removing the xmodmap will fix the problem.
Indeed now it's all OK.
Yes, and probably yes. Old versions of VNC misbehaved when there were more
than 2 keysyms per key. In addition, if you are using keycodes in your
xmodmap
I
On Thu, 20 Feb 2003, Glenn Lovitz wrote:
making sure you start your server with a correct fontpath and I use a
font server on Sun as that was the only way to get the CDE fonts to
display properly.
I've never used a font server (nor I've never used XDMCP, but the docs
seems clear, see my
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On February 20, 2003 01:25 pm, Lucio Chiappetti wrote:
On Thu, 20 Feb 2003, Grant McDorman wrote:
I am sure that removing the xmodmap will fix the problem.
Indeed now it's all OK.
Good.
Also in any case should it not be sufficient to run
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Wednesday, February 19, 2003, 10:30:24, Teng-Fong wrote:
STF
We have installed the Chromatix server on a PowerMac G4 running MAC OS 9.0.4
(in a remote office), and have successfully connected to it from a Win32
client (in a different office).
The problem is that, currently, someone needs to be logged in to the MAC for
the VNC server to be available for
Yup, that's the one, and I have the service stopped on my PC's as well. It's
that for Windows and Samba equipped Unix it's there and easy to enable and
use.
John S. Fetzik
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I recall restarting a remote machine (probably a Win98 machine) and being
able to use VNC to reconnect to the remote machine (after allowing enough
time for it to reboot) and logon. If I simply logoff or restart the current
user on a remote Win2K machine VNC disconnects and I cannot reconnect to
I often simply start Notepad and type my chat message there. The remote
machine can also type into the application which I can read. I usually
disable the message service.
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Hallo!
I can't seem to connect to myself in browser ([..])
but i can connect to myself with client.
i tried to connect to my server and port but IE always
bring me to a error page
What error page does IE give you?
i typed in browser gazou.no-ip.org:5800
Have you tried
Yes. If VNC is running as a service on the remote machine it will restart
when the machine restarts. Then you should be able to login again. Sounds
like it's running as an app on the w2k machine.
Carl
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I have the symptoms as described underneath. today I have discovred
something new:
As we where in a training on 5 machines on which vnc service was running I
noticed the following:
The whole morning all worked fine. As we came back from lunch some macines
were blacked out others had a
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