Richard K. Noll wrote:
I am trying to remote control an electron microscope using the free version
of VNC. The microscope control functions require that you hold either the
left or middle mouse button (three button mouse), then slide the mouse in
order to change the control. However, when
Youngwhan Song wrote:
Computer A runs VNC Server (Service Mode). Computer B runs VNC Viewer.
Computer A have two user accounts, A-1 (for my wife) and A-2 (for me.)
Now, I have two questions.
1. When the B tries to connect to A, A always shows Windows Login Screen. I
tried to connect to A-2
Neil B. Baker wrote:
Realvnc is not able to connect to my laptop on my home network using the
computer name.
Laptop running winxp, wireless connection, 80211g, netgear router.
I can connect with vnc using the intranet address but not the computer name.
I can ping the laptop using the intranet
Michael Hagedorn wrote:
Is this a VNC issue? Do this work for other users?
I would say remove VNC from the system and observe what happens. I
vaguely recall some sensitivities in the whole timed-standby/hibernate
system, but nothing specific.
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Jane Frasier wrote:
No - no ZA.
What happens when you operate in safe mode?
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Kowlessar, Micky S (Micky) wrote:
Have anyone seen any issues with MS Outlook issues when VNC server is
running. I started having problems with connecting to my outgoing and
incomming mail server from my ISP using Outlook when I started running
VNC. It may or maynot be related to VNC..just
Alex Pelts wrote:
VNC mirror driver does not affect any display functionality. It works at
the same level as video card driver. To system it looks just like
another video card.
Expanding on that:
http://www.demoforge.com/dfmirage.htm
http://www.tightvnc.org/driver.html
Matt Campbell wrote:
Another factor worth considering is the size of the LZMA dictionary,
which is determined when initializing the compressor. The dilemma here
is that a larger dictionary leads to a better compression ratio,
especially when the data contains much repetition (e.g. many
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Warning: This program is an suid-root program or is being run by the root user.
The full text of the error or warning message cannot be safely formatted
in this environment. You may get a more descriptive message by running the
program as a non-root user or by removing
Kamran Mallick wrote:
I have installed the Free Edition of RealVNC and when trying to connecto to
another PC on my home network I get a message stating I don't have a valid
license key. How do I create/get this key for the Free version?
Sounds like the other machine on your network is the one
Robin Hill wrote:
3. Since transferring files is a preferred way, is an FTP process or
something within Real VNC the preferred way to move files?
RealVNC doesn't include any file transfer utility. One advantage to
using ssh for the tunneling is you should be able to use scp or sftp to
Ed,
The problem, obviously, with setting a startup item in All Users is that
it fires only when a user logs on, rather than at boot-up. Similarly,
entries in the registry only fire upon login.
What you really need is a custom service that will ShellExec() your
connect command -- as far as I
Mick wrote:
This looks good, as long as you trust *their* servers with *your* login
details . . . As I do not know them personally, from childhood, I wouldn't
really trust them.
All Hamachi traffic, starting at each peer, is encrypted with the
AES-256 cypher. And unless you're running on a
Jon wrote:
Hi, im trying to set up a VNC for my sister at college so i can help with her problems
without now click start the only issue is, as you might have guessed, is
she does not have access to her routers at school. i have already done port forwarding on
my router, so how can i
Mick wrote:
Do you know if it is possible to switch off the wallpaper and how?
TightVNC has this feature, as well as several other v3.3 VNC flavors --
I imagine that's how that option came to be in krdc.
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Craig Musgrove wrote:
Change the port to 5901.. System is waiting for connection... Connection
works when adding :5901 to viewer.
Now what you've got sounds more like a firewall issue on the server. Do
you have a 3rd party one installed or is just the Windows one running?
To check, go to
Craig Musgrove wrote:
Thanks James.
This system is a windows 2000 pro system not on a domain. There are no
policies in place.
I will run more scans looking for nonsense in the background.
The registry reflects the same port misconfiguration.
Craig,
Check out
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
running tightvnc 1.29 on widows xp i can view my desktop on my server
computer but don't have any control of it, it is frozen any suggestions thank you
With the viewer running, get into the Connection Options
(Ctrl-Alt-Shift-O) and make sure View only (inputs
Phil Haines wrote:
I am trying to use vncviewer for UNIX on a Microsoft desktop and can't get
the paste function to work with Microsoft Intellipoint software installed.
There must be a simple solution to this.
Solution, no .. answer, yes - the Intellipoint software is obviously
installed on
Max Moroz wrote:
P.S. If you think I'm exaggerating the problem.. think about it.. You advertise
your IP address on a public computer, AND ALSO the fact that you run VNC server
there. If you have static IP (say, cable internet), you will quite possibly
have willing and able hackers going
Max Moroz wrote:
Eh? I didnt mean to put sensitive info on a public computer.
I expected RealVNC to just run, and not store anything on the machine. Or in
the worst case, leave a file with settings that I can easily erase.
If you use web email on a public computer, and found that it left your
Stan Wright wrote:
What we wish to accomplish is to launch a VNC client session to a
variable destination address. We are hoping there was a way to launch
the .exe with a parameter of the IP address.
You have two options:
- You can create a shortcut to the viewer. In the Properties Shortcut
Edward Schulz wrote:
server's name. Where and how do I obtain this name?
If you're using Windows, you can go to Control Panel System Computer
Name [tab] and the computer's name is listed under Full computer name.
You can alternatively use IP addresses, which can be found by:
- Go to Start
Alan Scott wrote:
When I run a remote server, periodically the Windows XP Run window opens and
http://hasi.us/vn.exe is run. What's up with this?
It seems your VNC server was hacked into and either someone is actually
there doing it, or a virus was installed that automates this procedure
Steve Waltner wrote:
PS: Is there any way to configure the vnc-list mailing list server to
add [vnc-list] to the subject of e-mails? That would make sorting
e-mails a lot easier.
Not that I know of -- it's bugged me too. However, if you can
filter/sort by e-mail headers, the list server adds
Jerry Westrick wrote:
Wasn't there a problem with some windows option?
Something like Quick User switching ?
Yeah, it might be something like that. Try disabling Fast User Switching
AND the Welcome Screen AND Remote Desktop. The first two are under User
Settings, and RD has it's own tab in
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have a machine I want to let users connect to (but only view) while at the
same time being able to connect to that machine in regular interactive mode.
Is that possible?
Balt,
RealVNC actually allows for this natively -- here's how you set it up:
- Open up your
Greg,
Have you checked your firewall settings that VNC is allowed traffic both
ways on, at the very least, port 5600? What firewall are you using? Do
you have Fast User Switching or Remote Desktop enabled?
Chris
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Dave Dyer wrote:
It's really not realistic or reasonable to expect every PC user to be
their own ever-vigilant security expert. I try to keep up on these things,
and I had barely noticed. I doubt that 10% of VNC users read either
slashdot or vnc-list, much less never miss anything important
Dave Dyer wrote:
Why do you think it will never happen? I think it's inevitable.
I pay for virus protection; there's real money to be made providing
a better service.
I don't think you can, by any means, compare your proposition to an
antivirus solution. The complexities of protecting a
Alex Pelts wrote:
It is simply impossible to protect a person from himself. At this time
pretty much anyone should know that clicking on attachments is bad yet
everyone still does it. With amount of scams going on you wold thing
that people would be suspicions of emails asking them to type in
Jaroslaw Rafa wrote:
Why?
What is different in running a VNC server exposed to the Internet from
running a SSH (or even a telnet!) server exposed to the Internet, for
example? And there are many such servers out there...
It's like any remote access service - you run it, if you need it. Of
Darkman wrote:
I let my norton expire for a few days, and noiced in my event viewer
anumber of connections to VNC from various other countries. however I
didn't notice the icon turning black as it would in a conneciton mode.
so I was wondering if I am being connected to, via some trojan. I did
Rick Ross wrote:
Can someone walk me through the basic setup of RealVNC with Hamachi?
It looks like it should work, but RealVNC always times out instead of allowing
me to connect.
My desktop and laptop each have their own unique IP address,
and they look like they are finding the other
Howard,
If you're willing to run another application and you can have a decent
guarentee that the home/work machines will be on when you need them, then
Hamachi is exactly what you're looking for -- it creates a private,
encrypted virtual LAN that connects all of the machines you choose
Oops, I always forget to CC it to the list too :)
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From: 77 D'~x 77 [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Subject: Re: Does realvnc do ..
1) It's not built into the software; TightVNC has this, and works
When nobody's logged on, there's no tray icon!
It sounds like you're running it in user mode. If you run it as a service,
then you should be able to connect regardless of a user being logged on.
I don't recall whether the free version has the option to run it as a
service, so failing that
Greetings.
I'm scoping out the RealVNC tool and I'm very pleased with it, except for
two little things.
They both revolve around user notification -- first, I realize that users
have color-cycling of the tray icon as an indication, but I was wondering if
adding something (perhaps Windows
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