Trying to dial directly into my parents laptop running XP Home (I'm still
running 98SE). VNC works OK over internet but at times they lose the ability
to establish a dial-up connection so it would be a real plus to be able to
dial directly into their machine (they've had to snail mail it to me
Edwards, Tom M wrote:
HI all,
What VNC software are you guys using for MAC OSX?
Server:
http://www.apple.com/downloads/macosx/networking_security/osxvnc.html
Viewer:
http://homepage.mac.com/kedoin/VNC/VNCViewer/
Also:
the X11-based VNC server and viewer programs from Fink.
-Kurt Lloyd,
Not a stupid question! It is kinda tricky.
You have to map your ADSL Modem to the LAN address AND port number - thus
Map WAN to 10.10.10.100 port 580n where n is the number of your VNC Screen
Each modem has different ways to program it so I cant give an exact
example - but the important things
Anyone who has used the new version of Microsoft's Terminal Service client (called
Remote Desktop Connection), which is also available in WinXP, should know that in full
screen mode there's a connection bar on top of the screen. This feature is one of the
few inventions of Microsoft to
Hi,
I am working at Tilburg University Helpdesk and using VNC to take over the
user screens.
Winvnc is running as a service on the woirkstations.
Lately some peoplefrom the outside are trying to connect to VNC viewer
(unauthorised).
To prevent this we would like to restrict this access to a few
I have done it under XP PRO, but I believe with Home it is the same.
Control Panel -- Network and Internet Connections --
Create New Connection -- Create Advanced Connection --
Accept Incoming Connection --
Then select users, etc and config TCP/IP. You should select the ip range
to be a range
Normally VGA is not an issue, but I have seen 1 or 2 video adapters which
would not boot without a monitor installed. So, definitely test everything
before you lock the system away in an equipment closet.
ViNCe said:
for keyb and mouse there is some very simple thing...
plug in a USB to psb
Frank:
You're right that it's a beginner's question; still not
a stupid one though. :) Fortunately...it's also a Frequently
Asked Question:
http://faq.gotomyvnc.com/fom-serve/cache/63.html
In general..you'll need to setup the port-forwarding on
your LinkSys router, and then open
Hi Guys,
I hope somebody can help me or has seen similar.
My client has a Windows 2000 Server, which is located in a block of offices
which all share the same router out to the internet.
He also has a 3COM Office Connect hardware firewall. (It doesn't have the
VPN software installed).
Hi,guys:
Here's a question and any comment about it is appreciated. :-)
Why can't I start two winvnc in my win2k sp4 computer? Whether there's
something impossible to overcome?
Two things both listening to same port comes to mind. Double access
to frame buffers, should slow thing down
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