We're using 3.3.6 and having a bit of a problem with one user's machine
running WinXP Pro.
When he logs in and VNC loads, he gets a WARNING: This machine has no
password set. WinVNC will present the Default Properties display now to
allow one to be entered [OK] When we click [OK], we
If, you really need support for Windows/Mac/Linux, why not host the
files on a flash drive. They are XP, Mac and Linux compatible. Insert,
run, and eject. With most newer PCs having a USB port on the front, its
easy.
Very clean too, you do not have to move anything to the user's system. I
use
Is this what you're looking for?
http://faq.gotomyvnc.com/fom-serve/cache/113.html
Regards,
Beau
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On Thursday, October 30, 2003, at 09:18 AM, Joe Kexel wrote:
If, you really need support for Windows/Mac/Linux, why not host the
files on a flash drive. They are XP, Mac and Linux compatible. Insert,
run, and eject. With most newer PCs having a USB port on the front, its
easy.
Very clean too,
We're using 3.3.6 and having a bit of a problem with one user's machine
running WinXP Pro.
When he logs in and VNC loads, he gets a WARNING: This machine has no
password set. WinVNC will present the Default Properties display now to
allow one to be entered [OK] When we click [OK], we
Thanks to you, I've searched further and encountered the following. I'll try
both anyway. Thanks.
VNC and TightVNC allow to view and control the remote computer, but
traditionally do not allow transfering files. So, to copy files, you had to
install some stand-alone software such as an FTP
You need to use the start menu to select Show Default Properties, and
yes it is possible you do not have sufficient rights to change it. Login
as administrator, if you need to. You get the user settings, if you just
right click of the task bar icon. Every user has settings, in addition to
the
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Objet : Windows XP password problem
We're using 3.3.6 and having a bit of a problem with one
user's machine running WinXP Pro.
I've had
At home I have a SMC router and I have to pcs connected behind it. Port
5901 is redirected to one and 5902 to the other. I have successfully run
the test on www.gotomyvnc.com http://www.gotomyvnc.com/ which shows that
my router ip address is accepting connections on both 5901 and 5902. I can
Hi,
I need to be able to start either the VNC viewer or applet without the
user being prompted for the password (the password will be supplied via
a database lookup as part of a script), perhaps via stdin.
Does anyone know of any work already been done to do this kind of
thing? If anyone feels
At home I have a SMC router and I have to pcs connected behind it. Port
5901 is redirected to one and 5902 to the other. I have successfully run
the test on www.gotomyvnc.com http://www.gotomyvnc.com/ which shows that
my router ip address is accepting connections on both 5901 and 5902. I can
If, nothing changed on your home network, I would try vncviewer from
someone else's network. It is possible your work is filtering the ports.
Try it from a dial-up account.
Since gotomyvnc shows that it is working, I really think its your work's
network. If, so try using port 80, if you do not
Ok Here's the deal
I'm trying to access my home PC from work using tightvnc as the server
and the java applet web viewer from my workplace
I am stuck behind a restrictive firewall and all outoing connections
go through a proxy. So far the only ports I am certain that I can use
Hi,
The ALT TAB is not working when i will change the Screen from a hosting game
to windows desktop.
Will this not working anymore in VNC 4.x
With VNC 3.3.7 i had not this problem.
Grtz: Kawasaki-X
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I think I've found the problem but not sure how to fix it.
in /var/adm/X1mesgs I see the following
_FontTransSocketINETConnect: Can't connect: errno = 146
failed to set default font path 'tcp/localhost:7100'
Fatal server error:
this used to work but evidentally no longer does anyone
have any
Greetings.
On Thu, Oct 30, 2003 at 04:43:15PM -0800, Morrison Davis wrote:
I think I've found the problem but not sure how to fix it.
in /var/adm/X1mesgs I see the following
_FontTransSocketINETConnect: Can't connect: errno = 146
failed to set default font path 'tcp/localhost:7100'
Fatal
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