when i start up the vnc server in win98 it says not listening, i open up the
settings click the listen checkbox, put in a password, hit apply then ok,
and still the same thing
any ideas?
the OS is win98se and im trying to view it from win XP home
thanxs - Chris
I suffered the same, I think is somethign relate with Remote Desktop
from Windows XP, that somebody says it can't coexistbutHOW TO
SOLVE WHEN THERE IS A BLACK SCREEN?
Carlos Bastos
Netzwerkadministrator
Sidoun GmbH.
Engelbergerstr. 19
D-79106 Freiburg
e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Tel:
I have VNC Server 3.3.7.0 installed on a XP machine (SP1). A user is
connecting via VPN into the site from his home Windows ME computer using the
VNC client of the same version.
Frequently the VNC Server on the XP machine causes an error and crashes the
VNC server.
The XP event log reads:
I need a PocketPC VNC Server.. Could anyone help me please?
I don't know about a VNC version but there's a free remote control tool
from Uncle Bill called RemoteDSP.exe on the Windows CE site. I'm sorry I
don't have the URL to hand.
The main problem with it is that you need to get Joe User to
No, it didn't worked.
I think it's also related, in my case, to the stand-by function. Because
when the pc isn't stand-by i can see the screen but when it's comming back
form stand-by i can't.
Greetings,
Christiaan Fousert
Helpdesk Stichting De Hoop
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Van: Vince
Maybe someone will find this useful. It was tested on 3.3.7 windows x86
source. I used MS Visual C++ 6.0 to compile the source.
Explaination
Enabling the windows to use vnc applications to handle a particular
(vnc: and vncv:) URL protocol. You must add support to windows to
understand the
Folks,
I seem to remember a feature in some distribution of VNC that would allow
screen blanking on the server side while doing remote control (i.e. having
the server screen not showing -for security reasons- what I am doing from
the client side).
Any pointer ?
Regards
--alex
On Friday, October 17, 2003 9:13 AM [GMT-5=EST], Alexandre Takacs
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I seem to remember a feature in some distribution of VNC that would
allow screen blanking on the server side while doing remote control
(i.e. having the server screen not showing -for security reasons-
Hi to all, I have installed on Red Hat 8 VNC Server (last version) and on a
computer with Win2000 VNC Viewer, after to have executed VNC server
executing:
vncserver - start
from the computer client I try the logon (is using IP address is using the
name host) but I always obtain turns out denied
The problem is this bit:
visual id:0x2a
class:PseudoColor
depth:8 planes
size of colormap:224 entries
red, green, blue masks:0x0, 0x0, 0x0
significant bits in color specification:8 bits
It claims to have 8 planes (bits) but only gives you 224
The short answer is Not yet.
The longer answer is that it hasn't been done yet, since it currently
*can't* be done. However, the new multi-user functionality of Panther
(Mac OS X 10.3) could open the way to this functionality. It would
require some server side code changes (probably
For a secure connection, is there anything other the SSH or VNC that
doesn't require installation. Using Internet Cafe's etc, installing software
is not recommended.
Is there a secure Applet?
Mike.
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Behalf Of William
Hi, everyboby!
Description: I would like to use the VNC-server behind a router in a small
network environment - problem is I don4t want to open any ports !
Is it possible once a Pc in the network is in trouble - that I run on my Home
Pc the VNC server - then ask the user in the company I
Hi:
I am seeing the memory usage of Xvnc going up (accumulating) every time,
I launch an X application (like matlab, mozilla, netscape). Seems like
the memory for Xvnc is not getting de-allocated when the application is
exited. Did anybody see similar probelms ?
Thanks,
Krishnan Palaniswami
Hey Gang,
Is it possible to have multiple machines sitting behind a Linksys, each
running VNC server, and have things configured such that external VNC clients
can individually select and connect to these different machines? I think I
understand the necessary port forwarding to be done on the
Dear VNC-list,
I have the fink tightvnc running on Mac OS X.
When I try the command:
vncserver :1 -localhost
I get this message:
Couldn't start Xvnc; trying default font path.
Please set correct fontPath in the vncserver script.
Couldn't start Xvnc process.
I have tried a couple of
On Friday, October 17, 2003, at 04:19 PM, Rajeev Raizada wrote:
Dear VNC-list,
I have the fink tightvnc running on Mac OS X.
When I try the command:
vncserver :1 -localhost
I get this message:
Couldn't start Xvnc; trying default font path.
Please set correct fontPath in the vncserver
Hi list,
I am new at VNC stuff. I would like to know what is the -display thingy for.
Thanks,
___
Carlos R. Zamora Chang.
San Jose, Costa Rica.
Cel: (506)388-3923.
*When replying please include all previous texts*
Michael Kreykenbohm said:
For a secure connection, is there anything other the SSH or VNC that
doesn't require installation. Using Internet Cafe's etc, installing
software
is not recommended.
Is there a secure Applet?
Mike.
Mindterm used to make an SSH java applet. I believe there is
Salvatore Basso said:
Hi to all, I have installed on Red Hat 8 VNC Server (last version) and on
a
computer with Win2000 VNC Viewer, after to have executed VNC server
executing:
vncserver - start
Do you mean:
# vncserver
or
# service vncservers start
from the computer client I try the
Curt Tudor said:
[snip]
grip on how the client specifies which server it wants. Assuming the
following:
- I can access my LAN by name as me.com
- I have TCP ports 1100 and 1101 forwarded to serverA
- I have TCP ports 2100 and 2101 forwarded to serverB
if client1 wants to connect to
When running multiple vncservers for different functions for the same
person, as I do, you can use the -display option to note what the intended
function of each session is. For example;
I support many projects. I may do the following;
vncserver -display Project Sammy
vncserver
At 20.33 17/10/2003 +0200, Otto Ersek wrote:
Description: I would like to use the VNC-server behind a router in a small
network environment - problem is I don4t want to open any ports !
mmm there's only 2 way i think:
- you open a specified port
- you redirect the traffic to an already open port
maybe you could send the .exe(s) also?
i'll add it to my VNC site, so all can download it...
ViNCe
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Van: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Jason Ellison
Verzonden: vrijdag 17 oktober 2003 13:12
Aan: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Onderwerp: using URL protocol
Jensen, Joel said:
When running multiple vncservers for different functions for the same
person, as I do, you can use the -display option to note what the intended
function of each session is. For example;
I support many projects. I may do the following;
vncserver -display Project
Carlos R. Zamora Chang. said:
hello, i dont understand why do i keep getting this error:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] enigma]# vncconnect -display 1 168.226.176.207:5500
vncconnect: unable to open display 1
what's wrong?
You are missing a colon.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] enigma]# vncconnect -display :1
Ryan Heimbecker said:
Hi,
I've installed VNC server on my RH9 server. Installed Ok, and seems to
work fine, I just have a few questions. What is the default port VNC
server listens on? I'd like to perhaps allow access through my
firewall.
How do I use VNC through my firewall?
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