OT - ISTool to Install VNC

Hi, Does anyone use Inno Setup Compiler/ISTool to install VNC? I created my own setup program to install just the server to host PCs with correct registry settings and everything, and a few other VNC admin tools, such as VNCon. I'm creating another setup program with a newer version of some of

Help me connect to my mums PC!!

Hi, I'm a new user to VNC, I'm hoping it will solve a problem I'm having. My mum like playing with computer, problem is she is always getting a bit lost with stuff. I try and help over the phone. Most times I can pull it off, but not always. I have XP installed and use the remote desktop a lot.

RE: What is Xvnc?

-Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] ... Don't know if this is realy you... Sent: woensdag 12 maart 2003 21:52 I'm quite a Linux Newbie, so forgive me my question: But what is Xvnc The webpages is saying this: Xvnc is a VNC (Virtual Network

RE: Can VNC use my NT/AD credentials?

-Original Message- From: Crist, Doug [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] We use pcAnywhere because it allows us to NOT have a password on each of our hundreds of servers. We use certain global groups from our NT/AD domain. Can I do this with VNC. I've only seen the option to

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Network Connection

Hi, im a new user of Real VNC and i wanna conect via internet with a computer in another location, the problem is the other computer is in a LAN, so this computer have and internal ip for the Lan, something like 192.1.1.5 and another to surf in the webs, like 213.x.x.x wich is provided by the ISP,

Re: Network Connection

Hello Walcar... Interesting name that. Anyway here the standard answer to your question: Here we go again again... again Okay, your situation +--+a b++c d+-+ PC1 +---+ Router +--- Internet --+ RPC +--+ ++ +-+

Re: What is Xvnc?

Xvnc acts as a client to the Xserver and server for the VNC client - like another layer between. So you still need xfree86. Rachel - Original Message - From: Wolfman [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Wednesday, March 12, 2003 12:51 PM Subject: What is Xvnc? Hi there

Re: Java viewer

Hello Jeff, JZ == Jeff Ziegler [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: JZ How do I enable the PROXY support? (HTTPConnectSocket) You should run TightVNC Java viewer as an application (not in the applet mode), using a command line like this: java VncViewer HOST my.vnchost.com PORT 443 SocketFactory

RE: Logitech cordless mouse driver crashes VNC session and freezes VNC server

You might want to look further into this issue as I am using the cordless Logitech mouse and driver on a 2k box as well as an XP box without any problems for awhile now. Steve -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Dan Ellis Sent: Tuesday, March

VNC windows with SSH how-to

i'm quite new to this software, but have several problems i read old post messages, but after hour of reading i didn't find some useful information for me i want to connect to vnc server throught SSH in windows but really dont know, how to do it. why there isnt any faq or how-to? i have found

Processes Left Running After Users Log Off Of VNC

There are several users whon are using VNC to invoke a remote desktop on a Red Hat 7.3 server. The VNC program is automatically started at server bootup via the /etc/rc.local file, where each user account is invoked. One example is the following: su username -c /usr/bin/vncserver :number The

Re: Logitech cordless mouse driver crashes VNC session and freezes VNC server

I have no problems with running VNC server on a machine with the Logitech Cordless Mouseman Optical under WinXP SP1. The Logitech drivers are Mouseware v9.75. Angus. - Original Message - From: Steve Palocz [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: 'Dan Ellis' [EMAIL PROTECTED]; [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent:

Black Screen After Logging Out Of VNC

We have RealVNC 3.3.5 running on a Red Hat 7.3 server. If the user goes to the on-screen menu bar and logs off the system, he is confronted with a black screen. He is also unable to log back into the system. Whenever he invokes the RealVNC client, he does connect to the server, but does not get a

Re: VNC windows with SSH how-to

[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes i'm quite new to this software, but have several problems i read old post messages, but after hour of reading i didn't find some useful information for me i want to connect to vnc server throught SSH in windows but really dont know, how to do it. why there isnt any faq or

RE: Black Screen After Logging Out Of VNC

-Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Kaplan, Andrew H. We have RealVNC 3.3.5 running on a Red Hat 7.3 server. If the user goes to the on-screen menu bar and logs off the system, he is confronted with a black screen. He is also unable

RE: What is Xvnc?

-Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Thanks for the replies Because other support programs and libraries come with Xfree86. So shouldn't it be enough to get these support programs and libraries and use the Xvnc x-server? Has someone tried

Re: Help me connect to my mums PC!!

Jippie: Heya. Here's what I do with my in-laws (no, really): have them start a VNC Server and Add Client That connects their Server to your Viewer, sort of a backwards connection (better called a server-initiated connection). This way, you tell your Mum what web address to type in,

Working on a Mini-HOWTO

I'm working on a Mini-HOWTO that will turn Xvnc into a way to get low-cost X11 sessions without the X11 software or hardware on the clients. This will allow X11 sessions from any platform that supports VNC. It's not complete, and it could use some polish, but it's based on my experiences.

RE: Processes Left Running After Users Log Off Of VNC

-Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Kaplan, Andrew H. [snip] The problem that I have encountered is there are a number of processes that appear to still be running even after the users close out of VNC. One example was vim. There were

RE: Working on a Mini-HOWTO

-Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Avery Payne Sent: Thursday, March 13, 2003 2:28 PM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Working on a Mini-HOWTO I'm working on a Mini-HOWTO that will turn Xvnc into a way to get low-cost X11 sessions

RE: What is Xvnc?

Yes, but at what point will you have all of XFree86 installed? The GTK components needed by your LMule program also have dependencies to be considered. thats true, but I want to try to keep the xserver small, because is don't see any reason to use 600 MB of space just for one proggie... by that

Connection Issue - I'm stumped

Hello everyone, I'm having a VNC connection issue that I cannot seem to figure out. I have VNC server (running as a service) on several clients' servers, all Windows 2000 Server. I've never had any connection problems in the past. A client called today and asked me to remote in through VNC and

Re: What is Xvnc?

- Original Message - From: Wolfman [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Thursday, March 13, 2003 5:25 PM Subject: RE: What is Xvnc? Yes, but at what point will you have all of XFree86 installed? The GTK components needed by your LMule program also have dependencies to be