I've run into problems mixing RealVNC 4.0b4 and TightVNC.
Running an (essentially) unmodified TightVNC Java viewer (built from
sources fetched from their CVS repository on January 2nd), and the
RealVNC 4.0b4 server (built from sources using Visual Studio .NET
2003) running on Windows XP. I can
No doubt this has been ansered before, but I've done a long search
through the list archives and couldn't find an answer, so here goes...
I'm new to VNC, trying to use it to replace pcAnyhwere to connect from
my Linux box at home to my Win2000 Pro workstation at my job. I use
Win4Lin on the
This is a description on how to use Xvnc as the Xserver. It is jet an other way
to create an always running vnc session on unix/linux. It is based on RedHat 9
but I think it can easy be moved to every unix that has a Xvnc binary.
My goal was to create a linux server that has a text console (for
Running an (essentially) unmodified TightVNC Java viewer (built from
sources fetched from their CVS repository on January 2nd), and the
RealVNC 4.0b4 server (built from sources using Visual Studio .NET
2003) running on Windows XP. I can reliably crash the RealVNC server
by going into view
There's from time from problems about WinXP. I'm wondering if it has anything
to do with WinXP's internal firewall.
Have you tried to disable it momentarily? OTOH, you haven't told us the
result about ping.
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De : Seak, Teng-Fong
Envoyi : jeudi
What you're asking is quite hard to accomplish. Not only VNC can't do so, I
don't think any other similar software (PCAnywhere, eg) could do that either.
Actually, do you just want to share the application? If so, maybe you could
try to share the directory containing the Excel
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De : Peggy Wentworth [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Envoyi : vendredi 23 janvier 2004 03:47
@ : [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Objet : Firewall...
Hello,
What is the best way to find out what port to use if you have
a firewall?
RTFM / RTFF. The standard port is
By default, VNC 3.3.3 doesn't bind to a particular IP address, even though
it only shows one of the machine's addresses in the try icon.
Have you actually tried just connecting using the public address?
Cheers,
Wez @ RealVNC Ltd.
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I would have thought that it should be fairly easy to accomplish. Just get
the bounds of the window that you want to share.
Isn't this the way netmeeting does this? Netmeeting allows you to share
individual apps.
Regards,
Dave Colliver.
http://www.FOCUSPortals.com
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Do you mean every machine inside your LAN has a corresponding public IP
address? That means there is a NAT? Or at least, your machine has a corresponding
public IP address? If that's the case, normally, you could just need to put
66.140.87.26 in the vncviewer, and the rest is done by
Because you forgot to declare a virtual server on port 5800 *as well*.
PS: Please don't shout (using capital letters) on mailing-list. It's not by shouting
that you could obtain help.
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De : Carlos Carrion [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Envoyi : jeudi 22
You have to read carefully and interpret what he's written, unless it's me who
misunderstood what he meant.
When he said share, he actually meant to let somebody see. VNC (or
PCAnywhere) is supposed to redraw everything on the screen, whatever window you have.
But he wants
Hello,
I've searched the archives and found items that were close but did not
really answer this question. Is there a way to send a message to the vnc
display everytime a client connects?
I'm starting vncserver with the alwaysshared and dontdisconnect flags
because I want to allow simultaneous
* Seak, Teng-Fong [EMAIL PROTECTED] [2004-01-23 07:10]:
Do you mean every machine inside your LAN has a corresponding public
IP address? That means there is a NAT? Or at least, your machine has
a corresponding public IP address?
Yes, each workstation is assinged a public IP, as 66.140.87.26,
* James Weatherall [EMAIL PROTECTED] [2004-01-23 06:03]:
By default, VNC 3.3.3 doesn't bind to a particular IP address, even though
it only shows one of the machine's addresses in the try icon.
Have you actually tried just connecting using the public address?
Sure, no go. Running it from a
And of course an obvious question: is there any port filter on the cisco
router? Or in other words, is at least the port 5900 is allowed?
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De : Tim Meador [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Envoyi : vendredi 23 janvier 2004 14:11
@ : James Weatherall
Cc : [EMAIL
Tim,
Have you checked that the VNC port (5900 in this case) is not being blocked
for the external IP by any firewall settings? I assume that the external IP
is the IP of a network card in that machine, rather than the IP of a NAT
router or cable modem?
Cheers,
Wez @ RealVNC Ltd.
* James Weatherall [EMAIL PROTECTED] [2004-01-23 07:42]:
Have you checked that the VNC port (5900 in this case) is not being
blocked for the external IP by any firewall settings? I assume that
the external IP is the IP of a network card in that machine, rather
than the IP of a NAT router or
I had the same problem until I realised I needed to use 5801 and 5901 for the
first machine, 5802 and 5902 for the second machine, etc, and to set up the
servers to display 1 and display 2 etc instead of automatic. Then everything
worked. You log on to your public ip address with :1 or :2 behind
I was wondering if there has been any new registry keys added/dropped/changed from the
3 version?
I looked through the documentation but it doesn't specifically say any registry keys.
Thanks in advance for any help.
Adam
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I am running VNC on a Windows XP PC and continually get a Connection
Rejected Error or an Authentication Failed Error. We originally
installed VNC3.3.6. We check setting on it, we tried uninstalling and
reinstalling, we tried upgrading to VNC 3.3.7, still no resolution. I
have VNC installed and
If I can find some time, I might put this description on a website some time. If
others want to do so, please do. If I come acros any other system (HP-UX might be
the first) I might mail an update. Be free to test it on any other system.
Most likely you only need to update the Xservers file
Thanks Zach,
Not that this reply necessarily helps, but I get just the opposite. My
Linux
box boots to runlevel 3, but when I connect using vnc viewer on windows xp
my vnc viewer gets the kde desktop.
=)
Want to trade?
Well, let us trade on barter system.
I will tell how did what I got
On Fri, Jan 23, 2004 at 11:48:42AM -0500, Bennett, Chris wrote:
Thanks for that, been looking for the -dontdisconnect option, which
is undocumented! I configured an Xvnc as the Xserver by doing the
following :-
Instead of -dontdisconnect you should use -DisconnectClients=false for
version
See: https://bugzilla.redhat.com/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=114063
While attempting a reverse connection from the VNC module in the
XFree86 server to the vncviewer client, it is very likely that a
SIGALRM will interrupt the connect() system call.
Unfortunately, the existing code treats this as a
We've downloaded and are using VNC 4. We really like it. Thank you to
any/all who have worked on it. It's faster and has more features. We're
using it on a Linux system.
The date for the release was September or something like that... we've
been seeing some crashes and the like, should I be
Server keys live under [HKLM|HKCU]/Software/RealVNC/WinVNC4.
Viewer keys live under HKCU/Software/RealVNC/VNCViewer4.
The available options that can be set are described at
http://www.realvnc.com/v4/winvnc.html and
http://www.realvnc.com/v4/winvncviewer.html.
Cheers,
Wez @ RealVNC Ltd.
The other 29 are non-XP?
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De : Ron Lavery [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Envoyi : vendredi 23 janvier 2004 17:23
@ : [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Objet : Unable to connect to a VNC Server
I am running VNC on a Windows XP PC and continually get a
Connection Rejected
Carlos:
Hola. What you are trying to do does not work with most DSL
routers. That is, from a PC behind the router, you will not be
able to access a VNC Server that's also behind the router using
the router's external IP address. That sort of looping just isn't
supported by most DSL
Peggy:
Hello! The Fine FAQ that Teng-Fong mentions in his email
is here:
http://faq.gotomyvnc.com/fom-serve/cache/63.html
That should have all the info you need regarding VNC and
firewalls. Please let me know if it doesn't. :)
-Scott
Hello,
What is the best way to
Hello, a quick question:
Some people at the company I work for think that you need to buy a CAL
if you want to connect a Windows workstation to ANY server, even a
non-MS server such as a linux box with Xvnc running on it. I think this
is not
true. I'm not about to ask MS since I'm sure they'll
How to install vnc and service thru Logon scripts? In addition, can I
also place default pasword during silent install?
Ray Cruz
IT Analyst
Middlesex Vicinage
(732) 981-3281
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Hi all,
I installed vnc 3.3.7 on a machine and I am running the vnc server as a
service. At anytime when a user is logged on this machine I cannot take
control, I get an error message saying either 'connection refused' or 'failed
authentication' .
No problems to connect if the user is logged off,
I guess this is a re-submission of the original newsgroup email.
- Original Message -
From: Christian Schneider [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Saturday, January 10, 2004 5:36 PM
Subject: Sound in vnc howto
I read in several mails on the mailinglist that
The Xvnc X-Server is a virtual Xserver... in what ways does it differ
from the display xfree86-4? In particular I'm curious about:
1) dpi. For a normal desktop x server, I startx -dpi 100 to get my 100
dpi fonts to have preference over the 75 ones. How does Xvnc decide
between 100 and 75 dpi
Have those people read this :
http://www.microsoft.com/windows2000/server/howtobuy/pricing/mode
l.asp
Which describes the windows 2000 client access model. It's pretty
much the same as their other service CAL models.
The key point is a CAL is required for clients that connect to MS
services,
Vlad Vasilianu said:
Hi all,
I installed vnc 3.3.7 on a machine and I am running the vnc server as a
service. At anytime when a user is logged on this machine I cannot take
control, I get an error message saying either 'connection refused' or
'failed
authentication' .
No problems to connect
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