James Weatherall wrote:
Evets,
Please provide the following details:
1. What port forwarding rules have you set up in your router?
2. What ports have you configured VNC Server to use to accept VNC
connections, and to serve the Java VNC Viewer on?
3. Have you tried connecting using a native
Warren Melhado wrote:
I am considering the Enterprise Server version of RealVNP to provide remote
access to several computers that are all part of a network. Each computer
has a fixed IP address in the 10.10.10.xxx series and they are running
behind a router that translates those addresses to a
I hope this is the right place to ask. I have an old laptop (Tosh 2130) 640 x
480 screen, Win95, 8MB memory, 512MB disk. It's old, slow and a bit cracked (a
bit like me G) but works! Could I use vnc to effectively run programs
remotely on my desktop (Win98 512MB memory 1024 x 768 - simple
On Thursday 03 November 2005 10:05, Andy Micklethwaite wrote:
I hope this is the right place to ask. I have an old laptop (Tosh 2130) 640
x 480 screen, Win95, 8MB memory, 512MB disk. It's old, slow and a bit
cracked (a bit like me G) but works! Could I use vnc to effectively run
programs
You can use virtually any version of VNC with Win95, however, you need to
update the Win95 winsock, I believe... You need at least OSR2, if memory
serves, and if not, you have to download and install the winsock patch.
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Andy,
VNC Free Edition 4.1.1 should work on Windows 95, I think. We don't
_officially_ support Windows 95 in the VNC 4 series, which is why we don't
mention it in the docs. Failing that, VNC 3.3.7 will run on Windows 95.
Cheers,
Wez @ RealVNC Ltd.
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I'll reply to this message as a way of getting back on my soap box. I
have yet to find one retail router that can be used with VNC over the
wireless connection. I don't know what they are missing, but it's not
the port forwarding part as I have another device that needs port
forwarding and it
Dragos,
I have used Dlink and Linksys wireless routers without any problems for
years with VNC over the wireless connection. It must be something in your
setup.
More specifically, right now I am using a Linksys WRT54G with no issues.
Regards,
Arthur
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Hello,
I have VNC version 4.1.1 installed on a remote server. On that server I
am seeing the following error in my event log:
Source: WinVNC
Event ID: 1
Connections: blacklisted: 192.168.41.200
The blacklisted address is the firewall that maintains the VPN
connection. I am usually able to
Same here. I've had the Linksys wireless router for over two years and it's
work fine with VNC.
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Behalf Of Arthur Simpatico
Sent: Thursday, November 03, 2005 9:12 AM
To: vnc-list@realvnc.com
Subject: RE: RealVNC
What firewall are you using? And are you being stopped from connecting to
the VNC server? If so will it allow you to connect after a certain period
of time has elapsed?
Tom
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Sent: Thursday,
The problem I do have is connecting to my wireless laptop
althoug I can connect to it when it is hardwired
I can conect OUT with the wireless just not in
Using DYNDNS.org
I can get clients to call me; I can call myself when I am off-site
D-Link 804v Router
Virtual Server Settings
RULE
Dragos,
Can you explain what you mean when you say that your router doesn't work
with VNC? What is the problem you are seeing?
Cheers,
Wez @ RealVNC Ltd.
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Dragos Maciuca
Sent: 03 November 2005
That's a very good point to bring up. I use static IP assignments for my
wireless connection as well as the wired, since my router firmware allows
for static IP assignments based on the MAC address. Without 'steady' IP
addresses, you will have problems with VNC'ing IN to that computer without a
Joe,
A particular IP address will become blacklisted by VNC Server when five
consecutive connection attempts have failed to authenticate. There is then
a ten second delay before another connection attempt will be permitted -
during this period any connection attempts will fail with the error
Are you running a VNC server over a wireless connection? From the reports,
that's where the issue is, not connecting to a wired client via wireless.
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Behalf Of Arthur Simpatico
Sent: Thursday, November 03, 2005 10:12 AM
Pardon my windoze ignorance; I'm a *NIX geek from the dawn of time ;
I have installed vnc on a windows 2003 server; and it works as expected
when I vnc into it, as the one and only vnc user.
We have configured it so that multiple vnc sessions come in on same
port; but, of course, there is
It's my understanding that multiple users have to use different ports to
connect, we do the same thing here with multiple users logging on to the
same box, each one just has to specify a different port.
Thank you,
Joel J Roberts
ODCS Network Specialist
Phone: 303-924-9179
Part of the facts is
Hi,
I love this program! It works great, as long as I'm accessing my VNC server
from within my LAN. I cannot access my VNC server from a computer outside my
LAN. I've had friends try to access my VNC server via web browser and they
aren't able to bring up any webpage.
My IP address for the
192.168.x.y is not a routeable IP address. That is a LAN-ONLY IP address.
Please visit somewhere like http://www.whatismyip.com,
http://www.gotomyvnc.com, http://www.showmyip.com etc. and get your real
IP address from there. Also, you need to make sure you are allowing VNC to
pass through your
* Joel Roberts [EMAIL PROTECTED] [2005:11:03:13:17:14-0700] scribed:
It's my understanding that multiple users have to use different ports to
connect, we do the same thing here with multiple users logging on to the
same box, each one just has to specify a different port.
Thank you,
Joel J
VNC does not provide functionality similar to terminal server. It only
remotes the screen and keyboard. On unix-like oses it runs as xserver so
you can do this by running multiple vncserver instances. On windows it
does not work this way. You will need to use terminal server license and
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