I want to use VNC Server on a PC where Norton Personal Firewall 2003 is installed. VNC
(http://www.realvnc.com) use port 5 900 so I have created a rule to allow the in-out
TCP communication on this port. Even whith that, Personnal Firewall refuse saying :
Paquet TCP non-syn/non-ack regu sur une
Bruce Anderson wrote:
look in the connection log on the server and see what encoding
the PC uses.
A couple of observations:
1) VNC server is based on old X11 code base.
2) server does all rendering in user space mem
on the server, where as in the case of X the
server runs on the
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From: Ross Presser [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Scott Huber [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in
news:[EMAIL PROTECTED]:
First off, let me say that I am a complete VNC newbie. We use it in a
Windows-only environment to remotely administer pc's at our various
sites
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From: ashwani.dave [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
I have installed
Linux : RedHat Advanced Server 2.1
Sessions : KDE/GNome
Installed : VNC Server and able to access from XP-Desktop
(through TCP and HTTP)
Looks nice. I hope you used the RedHat rpms (from
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From: Matt Tharma [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hey Guys,
I have couple of questions regarding VNC client/server setup.
1) What is the easiest way to play wav a files across a Vnc
server - client
config?
not using vnc. See if there is a streaming audio format
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From: Mike Miller [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
I'm planning on having a bunch of people use VNCviewer to
connect to our
Linux server once we get the server and Xvnc running. It is important
with VNC to have minimal complexity in background images so
that it
So, which WM will do it all for us? We need:
(1) plain backgrounds (maybe all WMs can handle this requirement)
Simplest way to do this is to add a line to your vnc server startup
script:
xsetroot -solid #rrggbb
(Where each letter of rrggbb is a hexadecimal digit, together giving
Hi,
I am just trying to use my very old linux based PC, x486, as a display/control
unit for servers which are running WinNT/Linux.
Is it possible to run vncviewer with a very thin X Server.
I liked the idea about Xvnc which includes 'X Server + VNC Server'.
Is it possible to have something of
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From: Nazim Khan [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hi,
I am just trying to use my very old linux based PC, x486, as
a display/control unit for servers which are running WinNT/Linux.
Should be possible, provided it has sufficient memory (say 32 MB or more)
Is it
Beerse, Corni wrote:
In fact, the beep is actually a character (ascii value 8, 0x8, 010).
Not that it matters much, but it's character 007 that's licensed to beep.
Number eight is backspace.
Bjvrn Persson
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Kewl, that's good info again :)
Thank you,
Matt
On June 10, 2003 10:37 am, Bjvrn Persson wrote:
Beerse, Corni wrote:
In fact, the beep is actually a character (ascii value 8, 0x8, 010).
Not that it matters much, but it's character 007 that's licensed to beep.
Number eight is backspace.
How can I chose NOT to install vnc viewer? I don't want this option
available on my end-users machines.
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Fred,
This is a problem we have observed as well. I'm sure you notice that
the CPU of your Windows VNC client goes through the roof as it attempts
to do things such as redraws. It is not a network issue at all, it is
in the Windows client itself.
I spent a lot of time working with the folks at
I wrote:
In this sense, WinVNC does not support more than one display per host.
Beerse, Corni wrote:
WinVNC does not support more than one $DISPLAY setting per
host since there can run only one WinVNC server per host.
If you have multiple monitors connected to one
display-adapter
Hi,
I am quite new to vnc and have a tough problem with the vncviewer(linux)
connecting to a vncserver(w98se).
I found several similar issues in the list-archive but no solutions.
I can connect to the vncserver just fine. I can do so using
a)vncviewer myhost
or
b) vncviewer -fullscreen
I have been looking into this for a while.
Basically, if you have a SSH tunnel open for your VNC connection (which you are doing,
right) you can direct the appropriate alert through the tunnel to the client on the
other side.
A good place to look, at least for the Linux/Unix side, is NAS:
Hey Chris,
Wow, that's lot of information. I will go through these web sites and see if I
could use them. Thank you for your time and effort!
Matt
On June 10, 2003 01:56 pm, Christopher Tesla wrote:
I have been looking into this for a while.
Basically, if you have a SSH tunnel open for your
Ross Presser said:
I wrote:
In this sense, WinVNC does not support more than one display per host.
Beerse, Corni wrote:
WinVNC does not support more than one $DISPLAY setting per
host since there can run only one WinVNC server per host.
If you have multiple monitors connected to one
There is a free software program called autocutsel.
you run this on the unix side, and the cut'n'paste works.
Jerry
On Thu, 2003-06-05 at 17:32, Morrison Davis wrote:
I turned a friend on to VNC, anyone have an answer to his question?
Hi Morry,
VNC is Swt!
No problems! Works fast!
Office said:
To: VNC Experts:
I have checked most of the postings on deleting this but, it still comes
back.
Including this one?
http://www.realvnc.com/pipermail/vnc-list/2003-May/039175.html
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I'm presently using WinVNC (server) 3.3.4 as a service on four Windows 2000
servers. On two of these the Send Ctrl-Alt-Del option works as intended,
allowing me to lock the console. However on the other two this option is
unresponsive, i.e. the task menu simply does not appear at all.
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