Is this just me or is it an issue?
Keith.
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On
Behalf Of Keith Hall
Sent: 21 April 2005 09:08
To: vnc-list@realvnc.com
Subject: Real VNC scroll bar behaviour
Anyone else noticed with RealVNC (4.1.1) that it
Ellis Golub [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I also built Xvnc 3.3.3, using the MIPS Pro compilers. It just wasn't clear
to me from the list messages whether anyone has yet built a version 4 server
for IRIX. I was able to build a version 4 viewer.
I don't understand how what I posted is unclear,
Laurent Van Poucke wrote:
Hello,
Thanks Yann,
I verified the available ports with my GPRS connection and, that's true,
my provider has blocked the 5900 port. So I tried to change the port
used but it seems that there is no port available with both : VNC free
and my provider (Orange France).
Keith,
This is a known issue (although I may not have put it on the bug list yet,
come to think of it...)
Cheers,
Wez @ RealVNC Ltd.
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Keith Hall
Sent: 29 June 2005 11:25
To: vnc-list@realvnc.com
little up for my frustration
It seemed so easy
but no solution for my problem
gtr_yah wrote:
I tried it - now I have to introduce the password I used for the root
vnc connection
but then the same grey desktop !
Au secours !
John Aldrich wrote:
Here's an idea... as root, copy the whole .vnc
Another possible thing to try is to running it on port 443 while loading the
java viewer via 80. Since 443 is https it doesnt always get
protocolanalayzed (i like that as a new word :)
Or if you are feeling brave you could also try tunneling it via ssh on port
443 as well.
--Angelo
On 6/29/05,
Laurent,
The two connections work well on the web. I define the IP
used by the GPRS connection but the viewer fails to connect to the
server.
The GPRS Provider might use NAT (Most GPRS Providers do so today). This
means the Viewer can not reach the server by default.
You might ask your
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
hey everyone,
i have a set up like this at home . . . cable modem, living room computer
(shares internet connection) then 3 networked computers.All are running XP
home w/ SP2. I want to be able to connect to each computer while i go away
to college and be able to
Mike:
Is there a reason you want to do things the HARD way? A router is
inexpensive and easy to set up. Plus it offers better security than a
software firewall. If you absolutely refuse to buy a router, you're going to
have to get some help with the internet connection sharing and tweaking
the XP
You need static IP addresses and take a look here:
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/308127/EN-US/
This is your main problem and what makes life harder for you: I AM NOT
INTERESTED IN PURCHASING A ROUTER!! - they're $30 these days. You should
also consider utilising a properly configured VPN.
As noted, buying a router is almost certainly the best and correct
solution to your problem but I assume you have good reason for not
wanting to pursue that avenue.
I suspect that you are attempting to go beyond the scope of Internet
Connection Sharing which, to the best of my knowledge, is
Hi everybody.
I have a question.
i have some problems to connect with browser to my pc in my work lan.
if i try to connect with the viwer all works fine from any pc to any pc.
but when i try to connect to one pc to another via browser i can't.
i have browser at 5801 i need to activate the port
Mike:
Heya. Getting port-forwarding working with Windows' ICS
is notoriously difficult. The best reference for it I've found
is here:
http://www.homenethelp.com/ics/ics-install-netxp.asp
Instead of ICS, and despite your caps lock key, I would
recommend you consider purchasing a
When I try to connect from one PC to another, both of which are running
XP SP2, VNC Free Edition 4.1.1, screen resolution at 1280 x 1048, if the
host has a lot of graphics visible (such as viewing a picture), the
viewer crashes if I connect at highest resolution. Viewer settings
(taken from the
I've got my server set so that when I connect, the wallpaper and
background patterns are removed. But when I actually connect, the
entire wallpaper is painted, and then only after the entire desktop is
painted, then the background is removed and I get a solid color
background. Any idea why?
OS:
With vnc-P4_1_1-X86_Win32_viewer.exe I get the following error when trying
to connect to a KVM appliance:
Rect too big: 1600x16 at 0,600 exceeds 1024x800 Do you wish to reconnect?
I can connect to the same appliance with vnc-3.3.7-x86_win32_viewer and
other viewers (such as tight vnc) and do
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