for this to work. This method works
just fine under Linux and Windoze with
Opera, Firefox, Mozilla, Seamonkey and IExplorer (Windoze only)
Regards,
Ceri Hankey
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these actions on your fathers PC.
In general it is not a good idea to interefere with Windows networking
services!!
Regards
Ceri Hankey
,Peter Bunn wrote:
Hello:
I help maintain my Dad's (Windows XP Home) computer using VNC over SSH...
from a distance of about 1500 miles.
I would like
Satbir,
I have the same kind of setup at home. You have to set up your local
machines ( 192.168.1.64 and 192.168.1.65 ) to use a unique VNC screen
number.
Thus..
VNC1 Port could be 5901 (or screen :1 under Linux)
VNC2 Port could be 5902 (or screen :2 under Linux)
etc
You then program
Michael,
What host file are you talking about?
under windows 2000+ it is in ...\system32\drivers\etc\hosts
regards
Ceri Hankey
Michael Murphy wrote:
I am using Vnc viewer and it does not seem to be reading the host file. ..all
my other programs access it just fine, when i try to use vnc viewer
*#This
calls up kde*/
and
/startkde /is a file in /usr/bin that calls up kde. I have also personalised my
kde by editing .xinitrc (after renaming it to .xinitkde)
Regards
Ceri Hankey
john znuck wrote:
i am able to get into the 'shell' screen of a remote machine. but when i try
. That did not work either.
Are we doing it any differently to make it work?
On 2/3/06, Ceri Hankey [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
I have just tried VNC via NX over my local network, and it works JUST
fine.
The command from linux is standard 'vncviewer hostname:port'
I use the OLD (free) version
.
Regards
Ceri Hankey
PS Why do you want to run VNC over NX? To get at the Windows system?
Asif Iqbal wrote:
That worked. However I still like to do the same thing using NX client.
Anyone else had sucess with using VNC over NX?
On 2/3/06, James Weatherall [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Asif,
You
...
I do not understad networking, I simply don't get it.
Does this mean that your two systems are NOT communicating with each
other?
or is it just the networking applics that are not working?
Regards,
Ceri Hankey
Don wrote:
I'm Don, a retired disabled senior.
All
I have this line in my /etc/shorewall/rules file - vnc works fine for me
ACCEPT:info net all tcp 443,5800:5899,5900:5999 -
- - -
ACCEPT:info net all udp 443,5800:5899,5900:5999 -
- - -
If youw want to limit the number of VNC
- this is a general
entry point for my vncserver - the user vnc has VERY few priveleges - I
reserve another screen for my personal use and that screen gets turn on only
when I log in.
I am running Mandrake 9.1 - which, I think, is compatible and similar to
RedHat.
Good luck
Ceri Hankey
- Original
Jonathan,
look at these people - they provide an excellent way to get at systems that
connect to the net via allocated (hence dynamic) IP addresses:
http://www.no-ip.com - works for me!
I think they will answer your problem
Regards and good luck
Ceri Hankey
- Original Message -
From
-ip.com)
you then connect to http://dynamicIP.no-ip.com:580n for Web interface or
dynamicIP.no-ip.com:n the web interface is often more efficient I have
noticed
Good luck
Ceri Hankey
Original Message -
From: Frank Grigaliunas [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, November
use to connect to ADSL - you may find that
you need to map your public IP address (ADSL IP address) to your local area
network system address (192.168 or 10.)?
Need more info!
Good luck
Ceri Hankey
- Original Message -
From: rick forstall [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED
192.168.1.10
Good luck
Ceri Hankey
- Original Message -
From: Dave Hutchins [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]; [EMAIL PROTECTED];
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, July 18, 2003 8:15 PM
Subject: RE: Getting started
Not sure of the terms you mentioned,
below is what I get on the unix side
that is addressed via a dynamic name. If the server is sunning Linux,
there is a version for linux from the above address - it works too extremely
well - I connect from home (in France) to a Linux system running Mandrake
9.0 that is behind an ADSL modem (in Geneva, Switzerland)
Good luck
Ceri Hankey
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