I guess RealVNC team completely dropped the ball on free edition of the
software. No Vista or Win7 support with oses out for several years. It is a
shame since RealVNC free is the most reliable software of them all.
Alex
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I have been using Enterprise Edition for several years and very happy
with it. I have not used encryption but other than that it is an
excellent product. Although I am still at 4.2.9 version since none of
the new features interest me.
You can answer most of your questions by downloading a trial
Or you can set timeout to 0 and server will not drop connection.
Regards,
Alex
Philip Herlihy wrote:
One of the most useful features of VNC is the facility to set up a reverse
connection, initiated from the server to a listening client. Providing the
router at the client end can be
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Or you can set timeout to 0 and server will not drop connection.
Regards,
Alex
Philip Herlihy wrote:
One of the most useful features of VNC
If nothing else helps read the manual. It works for Tim Allen and it
should work for you.
Regards,
Alex
Jim Brown wrote:
Hi jnoble06,
Problem
One connect and works fine when 2nd conects it drop the first one?
On your Server you will see the VNC server ICON in the taskbar.
To: 'Glen Tupling'; 'Alex Pelts'; jnobl...@comcast.net
Cc: vnc-list@realvnc.com
Subject: RE: Problem can you help
There's a manual? Cool! Where? This is for windows Mr. Sarcastic.
Er, http://realvnc.com/support/documentation.html? (that's for Windows, Mac,
Linux...)
(or am I
How about someone hacking that machine and changing settings?
Steven Orlando wrote:
Hello All!
I have the RealVNC Free Edition, the latest version. It works, but it seems
like sometimes I can't connect from my home to one of the computers. When I
go to that computer and click on the VNC
Check event log for clues.
Regards,
Alex
Yigal wrote:
Hi
I have been working with RealVNC for a long time.
I use the viewer on my XP machine, to control Linux Ubuntu on the other end.
The Ubuntu have it's own built-in server.
Starting yesterday, my XP hung up and needed to be
You are not running any wm. The screen you are seeing is a vncconfig screen.
tosh D wrote:
Hi all,
I have installed the VNC server on my Linux box.
I am trying to access this from my windows box with VNC Viewer.
I am able to login with password, but I get a grey screen with only 3
Yes you can. There are 2 extra modes in EE vnc - windows auth and 2
passwords - view only and full control. In windows auth you can setup
detailed security per user.
Byers, Mike wrote:
I have been using the free version of VNC for home use for years. I have
been very pleased with it.
I am
Same in linux. In linux though you can run multiple vnc servers and get
as many users as memory permits.
Regards,
Alex
Claudio Coletta wrote:
Not in Windows, only in Linux.
Bye,
Claudio.
Multiple people can view a single PC but VNC has never provided multiple
independent
There is also various ARM options. You can get an arm computer which is
small and efficient. IMHO you would have trouble with software and be
better off picking up a used laptop from DELL. For ~$300 you can get
laptop that would serve your purpose.
Brian M. Godfrey wrote:
All the technology I
I found that behavior of the client with vmware if you select wrong
encoding or let it auto select. Try force selecting encoding supported
by your server.
Regards,
Alex
Farhan Yousaf wrote:
James,
Err... I wanted to correct my last email... The problem is not connection
refused but rather
wyse makes some terminals like this but I think they are expensive.
Brian M. Godfrey wrote:
Hi,
I'd like a small piece of hardware which would have two USB ports for
keyboard and mouse, one video port, power connector and wireless. The
purpose would be to create a terminal in a back room
That you can figure out pretty easy - your service should be running and
firewall should allow connection. There is plenty of information on
configuring RD on the net.
Regards,
Alex
John Aldrich wrote:
On Sunday 26 July 2009, Alex Pelts wrote:
I know this is off topic, but can't you use
I know this is off topic, but can't you use remote desktop on windows?
There are rdp linux clients. I was a loyal customer of vnc on windows
until about v4.2.9. After that they started adding useless features like
chat to it and bloating the server size. Also free version is hopelessly
stagnated
After connection is closed do netstat and see if server is still
running. Or maybe ps. I think your server is exiting for some reason.
You can look at the logs which it saves, your clue is likely to be
there. And I think you mean 8.04 not 4.08.
Regards,
Alex
Jay Ridgley wrote:
Hi Y'all,
I am
are correct I did mean 8.04.
Regards,
Jay
Alex Pelts wrote:
After connection is closed do netstat and see if server is still
running. Or maybe ps. I think your server is exiting for some reason.
You can look at the logs which it saves, your clue is likely to be
there. And I think you mean 8.04
Viewer
Which makes the connection and starts things up. I have currently
installed GNOME Remote Desktop Viewer 0.5.1 which states that Vinagre is
a VNC Client for the GNOME Desktop.
It is when I try to connect to the server that I get the error I have
mentioned.
Regards,
Jay
Alex Pelts
You have no fonts installed. It seems like your X installation is
incomplete or broken. VNC is a regular X server and needs all that X
server may need.
If you want an easy way out I suggest you install X then add VNC.
Otherwise it is picking packages one by one.
Regards,
Alex
MrOrange wrote:
You can specify font path on vnc server command line like this :
vncserver -nohttpd -depth 8 -geometry 1280x972 -fp \
/usr/share/fonts/X11/Type1,/usr/share/fonts/X11/misc,\
/usr/share/fonts/truetype/freefont,\
/usr/share/fonts/truetype/ttf-dejavu,\
the connection is low-bandwidth.
Regards,
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Sent: 17 March 2009 21:28
To: Seak, Teng-Fong
Cc: vnc-list@realvnc.com
Subject: Re: How to prevent colour
You need to uncheck Auto Select checkbox for encoding and select
encoding. Then color level will stop changing. I think this is bug in
vnc viewer but it is consistent across all viewers - free to EE.
Regards,
Alex
Seak, Teng-Fong wrote:
I just don't understand: in my VNC file it's
You can store connection settings including password in the config file.
Look at save tab in configuration dialog.
Regards,
Alex
Kapil Mali wrote:
Is it possible that I store password somewhere in VNC Viwer or somewhere
else so that I dono't have to type password each time. Waiting for your
Just create bunch of vnc connection files and invoke vnc by double
clicking on one.
Regards,
Alex
Bill Taylor wrote:
Hello,
Is there a way to increase the number of 'remembered' servers/ip addresses
in the drop down list? I believe is it limited to 11, and I have a need for
more
I second that request! I used to pay for EE edition until recently but
stopped since no new features are useful to me. Who needs file transfer
when you already in the machine? You can always use windows networking,
nfs or ftp. But this is the feature that would make me pay again. Tab at
the
You can connect multiple users but all of them will see the same
screens. It is good for demo or teaching.
To enable this select Always treat new connections as shared in the
server options.
Alex
Anthony Watson wrote:
I thought that VNC would allow me to bypass the terminal services
Most likely firewall problem unless they are on the different networks.
Then it is probably ports blocked by a router.
Alex
Dave wrote:
I have Vnc 4.1 running on Windows XP
Both the desktop Laptop tops have identical Servers And Viewers
I can view the laptop from my Desktop with no problem
Most likely X server is running on screen other than 0 and viewer is
trying to connect to screen 0.
Alex
PARESH MASANI wrote:
Hi,
When i tried to connect my existing session from unix side vncviewer. It
has shown following error message and vncviewer didnt start. Could anyone help
me on this.
vncserver -depth 8 -geometry 1264x960
Depth will specify server bitdepth and geometry - resolution.
Alex
PARESH MASANI wrote:
Hi,
Could anyone tell me how to specify the resolution if I want to start vnc
session using vncserver script.
Thanks,
Paresh
Why delete messages?
Unlimited
There is not enough information in your email. The error indicates that
computer ether unreachable or vnc server is not running. One simple way
would be to do reverse vnc connection:
On your machine run listening viewer. Make sure to open all needed ports.
Tell your sister to run vnc server and
Use vlc.
publications wrote:
how can i get audio from the server computer to play on my computer
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/VNC
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/X11
Regards,
Alex
PARESH MASANI wrote:
Hi,
I found that there are 5900 to 5999 ports allocated to vnc server and
6000+ ports allocated to x11. Could anyone please tell me what is the
VNC does not have any naming. It would use DNS or WINS(on windows) to
resolve IP address in to name. You need to make sure that IP addresses
resolve to names by specifying DNS or WINS server and making sure that
you can contact it.
Regards,
Alex
Nelson, Daniel C. wrote:
I've renamed my IBM
I think this needs to be first question in FAQ on vnc website.
The answer is no.
Regards,
Alex
Andrew Meyer wrote:
Is there a way to remove the vnc icon from the task bar?
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To remove yourself from the
You can change settings on the server not to accept inputs from remote
clients but that is about it.
You can use something like autoit to make a script that does this and
also re-enables the inputs.
Alex
j t wrote:
Hi all.
I have a question regarding the RealVNC server (I'm currently using
If you are connecting through vpn, your vpn mtu is too large. This is
common problem. VNC appears to be sensitive to the packet loss more than
say a browser. Somehow you have large packet loss on this connection.
Alex
Fionn 101 wrote:
Hi All,
I have been having a lot of black screen
Run it in a service mode: go to vnc server (service mode ) and select
register as a service. It is well described in the document.
Alex
Stan Rackley wrote:
Can anyone help me configure VNC so that it runs automatically when I power
up my pc?
Stan Rackley
I dont know if there is a bug but this is very old version of vnc so
even if there is a bug no one will fix it.
You can probably upgrade to the latest and see if that works.
Alex
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Hello,
I'm running vncviewer v3.3.7 under Ubuntu Linux. I use the -fullscreen
This appears to be some sort of trojan behavior. Normal vnc does not do
this.
Mark Mazzitello wrote:
James -
I came across this discussion thread while searching for info related to
this issue. I signed up for the discussion list but I could not figure
out how to continue or add to an
Try this tool:
http://www.realvnc.com/products/vnctool/
Alex
Federico chaves wrote:
Hi everyone,
Is there a way to make a silent instalation of the VNC entreprise edition
4.2.9?
is there a way to make that this instalation have all the configuration option i need?
Thnaks for
mulitple users, each user won't know the port to use when logging
in.
also, how do you setup vncserver to use the underlying system user/passwd...
thanks
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Sent: Sunday, June 17, 2007 8:26 PM
To: bruce
Cc
Of Alex Pelts
Sent: Monday, June 18, 2007 7:05 PM
To: bruce
Cc: 'Boger, Mike'; vnc-list@realvnc.com
Subject: Re: VNCServer configuration
One can write web management front end that would start a server and
publish its screen number. Or maybe you can run bunch of them and tell
users which are free
Vnc does not work like this. You will need to run multiple instances of
vnc server, which is X server. This will quickly bring performance of
your host down.
Vnc designed to access one instance of X server remotely it is nothing
like a windows terminal server as far as user environment is
The vnc ee shows every ip connected. Not sure about free version.
Alex
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That would be a useless patch so no one would do it. VNC has separate
password management from os and anyone who logged in would be able to
change the password. I would just make up some password and use it.
That said, if you use vnc enterprise edition you can authenticate your
sessions using
1. Does VNC have an audit trail to log a VNC users remote control
activity ?
No. You can track login attempts but nothing else.
2. Can a VNC user disable the need for the receiving computer to have
to allow the caller access. That is can the caller take remote control
of a computer without
If you use vpn check MTU settings. Make sure your VPN interface MTU is
less than physical interface MTU. Just set it to 1300 to try it out.
Regards,
Alex
dennis barton wrote:
I have two machines on the same home network, connected thru a router.
VNC free seems to work, but each screen
Video is displayed on directx surface which is not picked up by free
version of vnc. If you use personal/enterprise edition of vnc with
mirror driver you will get video. IMHO, is it a bad idea, as it takes a
lot of cpu/bandwidth. You will be better off using something like vlc to
stream video
I go there and get to some isp site which is half broken. Is anyone else
experiences this?
Regards,
Alex
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are interoperable.
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Sent: 05 March 2007 04:34
To: RealVNC List (E-mail)
Subject: Protocol 3.8 vs 4.0
Hi,
I compiled RealVNC 4.1.2 on FreeBSD 4.5 for my wife to use. I
Hi,
I compiled RealVNC 4.1.2 on FreeBSD 4.5 for my wife to use. I noticed
that when I connect to it viewer reports protocol 3.8.
On the other hand when I connect to EE which I use for my work viewer
reports protocol 4.0.
What are the differences between these two versions? Is version 4.0
You don't neet to change VNC port if your router can forward any port to
any other port (a lot of routers do). Just install vnc as usual and
forward ports from the router to different ip addresses.
5900 - IP1:5900
5901 - IP2:5900
5902 - IP3:5900
etc.
Alex
Jeff Glaspie wrote:
This is what I
Does vnc accumulate dictionary between frame updates? I would think not
because you would not be able to join an existing session.
Also things vnc compresses are mostly flat color surfaces which compress
well with most any method.
I found most slowness during vnc session on windows comes not
I did not know that single stream was maintained. How do new clients
join the session? Is dictionary replicated when new client joins the
session?
Text compresses well because it is just black on white. Multicolored
backgrounds do not but if you running vnc you should turn all of these off.
1. Google for the exe files but most likely you will not get much. To
remove them run antivirus package (Antivir is free and good). Before
running it disable system restore in case the files are in windows
directory.
2. Subscribe to vnc-announce-list to which this sort of information is
There is no limit as far as I know. You just need to tick appropriate
configuration option. When connecting in options misc tab select Shared
Connection when second person is connecting. Or on the server in
Sharing tab select Always treat as shared option.
Alex
Jimmy Jiang wrote:
Hi,
I
Both of these are possible.
To do 1 you need to configure client list in the server access control.
To do 2 you need to un-tick share files with clients check box in the
inputs tab.
Alex
Binny John wrote:
Dear James,
We are using the VNC4 Enterprise Edition on 30 days trial basis, Which we
Teamspeak. We use to play games and I believe it is free. You need to do
some setup though.
Alex
d.randle wrote:
I'm a newbie at vnc, but have deduced that vnc does not support sound in any
(meaningful to me) way.
I work in a school where vnc is used in the ict suite to enable teachers to
Search trough archives of this list. This or similar to this problem was
reported countless times. Your vnc server was exploited trough known
security hole. Fix for this was posted over half year ago.
Regards,
Alex
Craig Fitt wrote:
Hi Guys
If anyone can help it would be much appreciated.
Under win xp you can run netstat -a -o. That will give you pid of
process which owns each connection. From there you can run task manager
and find out who opened that connection. On unix there is a similar
facility although switches are different and you need to be root to do it.
Regards,
in the
Task Manager
quite strange isn't it?!
On 11/3/06, *Alex Pelts* [EMAIL PROTECTED]
mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Under win xp you can run netstat -a -o. That will give you pid of
process which owns each connection. From there you can run task manager
and find out who opened
have been running X or
other applications as a root and you allowed it to install, or run some
unchecked binary. If this were my system I would *definitely* reinstall,
after using shred on the partitions.
Good luck.
On Friday 03 November 2006 18:35, Alex Pelts wrote:
This is possibly some
You can save settings in the file and click on the file instead of viewer.
Regards,
Alex
Jason Isley wrote:
Is there a way to setup a Windows computer to start up the viewer with
the password already provided so you don't have to type it in every
time?
, not standard Mac applications.
Cheers,
Wez @ RealVNC Ltd.
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Sent: 19 October 2006 21:58
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Cc: vnc-list@realvnc.com
Subject: Re: RealVNC 4.1.2 does not work with MacOS 10.4.8
Since
Since mac osx is bsd based you can easy compile the existing vnc server
for unix.
Regards,
Alex
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Just as a quick follow-up on my previous email:
I found a good VNC server for Mac OSX (OSXvnc V1.71) here:
www.redstonesoftware.com/products/vine/index.html
(I couldn't
You know that when you tunneling you actually have to connect to the
localhost instead of remote machine?
What is exact procedure that you follow when you tunneling?
Regards,
Alex
Mick wrote:
Hi All,
Perhaps this has been answered before, but I couldn't find the answer
in the ML. I am
## is a
protocol number of vnc server. If telnet does not work VNC will not work
as well. I tunneled VNC trough SSH many times without any problems.
Regards,
Alex
Mick wrote:
On 11/10/06, Alex Pelts [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Mick wrote:
Hi All,
Perhaps this has been answered before, but I
I was able to full-screen a dos prompt and vnc stopped working although
did not disconnect. Then I blindly pressed alt-enter and vnc came back.
So you can get out of the situation of accidentally pressing alt-enter.
I did not try to disconnect and reconnect as I am working remotely now
and
It probably has nothing to do with vnc but everything to do with your
vpn configuration. Try adjusting MTU.
Regards,
Alex
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I discovered that a RealVNC 4.1.2 client on WinXP cannot
connect to a VNC server running on a MacOS 10.4.8.
Initially it connects, and it takes
This came up at least 100 times. You are running VNC version 4.1.1 or
earlier which had a security problem allowing attacker to login without
a password. The update was posted few days after the problem was
discovered but it seems that no one bothers to update.
You need to redeploy the latest
VNC Enterprise Edition does that but you need to pay for it.
Regards,
Alex
Jeff Kraeger wrote:
Is VNC capable of accessing local hard disks on the client machine while
being remotely connected to a PC at work?
Often times I will want to copy files from my PC at work (remotely
connected) to
You probably would need a card unless there is a simulation driver
somewhere.
Regards,
Alex
Aredor wrote:
Hi,
I've searched and found an similar topic in headless PC... but it
didn't lead me to a solution, so I hope you can help.
My reason for using VNC is that my graphic card isn't
Brian,
It would be interesting to try if you can connect from inside of the
network using the same client. This will eliminate possible vpn problems.
This is the problem I have never heard of.
Also is it possible to use X server to connect to that RH box? U can use
free x server of the
Jimmy,
It would help a bit if you could describe your parents network
configuration.
Is there a router? What is the OS? Is it cable or dsl? A lot of times
cable or dsl modems have routers and firewalls built-in.
The other option is - your parents could invite you in - vnc server has
add new
I just point and click), and it is perfect for getting on the render
boxes, and tooling around. It's a great program, just trying to get it
to work for my purposes. Thanks a lot.
/*JIMMY GASS*
*DESIGNER | COMPOSITOR*/
http://www.janimation.com
Alex Pelts wrote:
Jimmy,
It would help a bit
Hi,
I am trying to compile latest vnc on older freebsd but it does not
compile. Did anyone try to do this? That version of bsd has vnc 3.3.7
which compiles.
Any pointers where to look?
Regards,
Alex
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There is logging already. VNC server logs in to windows application log.
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Jimmy wrote:
Hello!
Must say that I love VNC; handiest program ever! But I've just recently come
across an idea that could be helpful. I've just had some random attempt to
VNC me.I asked the one person
ControlPanel/Administrative Tools/Event Viewer.
Look in application logs for WinVNC.
Regards,
Alex
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How do you find this windowns application log?
Glenda Harris
From: Alex Pelts [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: 2006/08/01 Tue AM 11:39:59 EDT
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There is no need for vnc to have direct socket connection. You can
listen only to loopback interface and connect using ssh.
Regards,
Alex
Ed Peschko wrote:
hey all,
I was wondering - does vnc have a wishlist that is maintained somewhere?
Either that, or a developer's list where users could
Everybody does. In fact it is described in documentation as a feature.
Regards,
Alex
Andris Falcsn wrote:
Hi, there. Yesterday I was sitted on my chair doing some test with my vnc and I
discover a serious bug in the password request.
This is the scenario:
2 desktop computer over internet
Two words - rinetd. Just google for it. You can compile it and redirect
any port to any port. You can also port it to any os that is unix-like.
Not sure though about symbian.
Regards,
Alex
lim wrote:
That doesn't help, since VNC server is on SymbianOS.
2006/6/12, John Aldrich [EMAIL
be sufficient answer to your question.
Regards,
Alex
Jaroslaw Rafa wrote:
Alex Pelts napisal(a):
[Charset iso-8859-1 unsupported, filtering to ASCII...]
IMHO running VNC server exposed to the Internet is a bad idea in the
first place.
Why?
What is different in running a VNC server exposed
Dave Dyer wrote:
1) vnc should maintain it's own list, reserved for security flash
alerts only, and strongly encourage anyone who installs vnc
to sign up.
That is not such a bad idea but this security problem only happened once
since I started using VNC(as far as I recall), and I started using
I don't think you can, by any means, compare your proposition to an
antivirus solution. The complexities of protecting a person from
protecting their own ignorance, not in a demeaning sense, are so
multifaceted. It would literally be impossible to stay on top of every
single threat, and to
Well,
Let say if you pay money to Symantec why don't you ask them to protect
your pc? What is RealVNC has to do with it?
I pay money to RealVNC people for EE and I got my email notifying me
about security update. So I have no beef with RealVNC as they provide
the service I pay for.
I think 2)
Dave,
The fix was posted next day after the flaw was discovered. At that time
there was no exploits or they were not prevalent. I am not so sure what
VNC team could do to better inform people. Discovery of flaw was
published on slashdot and this list.
I am not trying to tell that this is your
Peter,
The fix was out the next day after problem was announced. It was
excellent as far as I am concerned. If you did not upgrade, how is this
software quality fault? These things happen, software has bugs, but you
need to upgrade promptly.
If you are running VNC exposed to the Internet is
Server is the one who serves the display, client is the one who views
the display. It is opposite of X where server is the one that shows the
display and clients connect and show their windows on the server.
Hope this helps.
Alex
Jeff Koke wrote:
Hello!
I am glad to be a part of a great
I have been running EE for weeks at the time on windows xp and no leaks
are noticed. I think this is issue specific to you machine or Win2K.
Regards,
Alex
voor wrote:
Has anyone noticed the winvnc4.exe (in server mode) process taking up
more and more RAM after a client has connected to it?
I guess the new free version of RealVNC 4.1.2 fixes the security problem
that mentioned earlier on this list (and slashdot).
Get it quick if you are exposing VNC server to the internet without or
any other vpn software.
Alex
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government too much.)
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Eric wrote:
Is there a good FAQ or HOWTO on ssh with vnc? what is the url
Thanks
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I have been using it and it seems to be better a bit.
Regards,
Alex
Gross, Michael wrote:
Hi,
well, VNC mirror driver performance was improved. And where to
find this driver?
I mean, if performance was improved, it simply must exist ;-)
rgds, Michael
The exact step is to match MTU of your VPN to MTU of your physical
network. Unfortunately there are no automated tools. Safe way is to make
your VPN MTU 1300, which is smaller than an average physical network MTU.
Regards,
Alex
S B wrote:
Alex,
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Wez @ RealVNC Ltd.
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Subject: Re: VNC freezing on Win XP Media Center Edition SP2
The VPN has MTU larger than MTU
the MTU correctly to the two ends of the connection, resulting in
TCP splitting the data stream into chunks that are too large for the VPN.
Your best bet is therefore to contact your VPN vendor for support for their
product.
Cheers,
Wez @ RealVNC Ltd.
-Original Message-
From: Alex Pelts
MTU is too large on your vpn connection.
Regards,
Alex
S B wrote:
Hi,
I just bought a new computer from Dell (Intel dual core 2.8GHz, 1GB RAM
running Win XP Media Center w/ SP2), and downloaded VNC 4.4 viewer on it.
When I VNC to my work machine, VNC viewer freezes intermittently. Some times
,
Alex
James Weatherall wrote:
Hi Alex,
Can you provide any more information on why that causes the effect SB is
seeing?
Cheers,
Wez @ RealVNC Ltd.
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Alex Pelts
Sent: 25 April 2006 07:07
To: S B
Cc: vnc
I think the biggest useful difference between free version and personal
version is the mirror driver. On linux there is no such thing as vnc
hooks directly in to X or acts as X server. Performance is great without
any special tricks. As far as encryption goes SSH provides this
without any
It is not free but well worth paying for if you use VNC a lot. Mirror
driver does help a great deal.
Alex
Brian Rupnick wrote:
I'm running VNC Server Personal Edition 4.1.3 on my home laptop. When I try
to connect to it, I get the following message:
Server license key is missing,
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