Hi, my shema is the following:
my pc win xp (vnc) -- internet -- box linux (vnc) -- win2003 (vnc)
..all it's ok except when I try to send ctrl-alt-canc from box linux to
win2003, after clic key special I click on the ctrl-alt-canc but the
combination is catching from my pc win xp and not from
I looked at Hamachi after a mention of it on this list yesterday, and
while it seems pretty cools, I have to ask:
Am I the only one who has at least a slight distrust of using a
mediation server in the middle of a secure connection?
Maybe I just don't get it, or I do and am overly paranoid, but
I have to wonder what the motivation for a company offering a service
like this for free...
As a network administrator, I don't like an application that by-passes
firewalls and server-based virus scanning. They are there for a reason,
regardless whether you want to check your home PC or not.
sasa said:
Hi, my shema is the following:
my pc win xp (vnc) -- internet -- box linux (vnc) -- win2003
(vnc)
..all it's ok except when I try to send ctrl-alt-canc from box linux to
win2003, after clic key special I click on the ctrl-alt-canc but
the combination is catching from my pc win
Agreed, this type of a program makes you sit back and wonder, why?
If programs like these are freewheeling around, what is even the point of
having a firewall, also what is there to prevent them giving total access to
outsiders, even without knowing?
-Paul Haskew
-Original Message-
On Tuesday 01 March 2005 18:39, Collins, Kevin (MindWorks) wrote:
I looked at Hamachi after a mention of it on this list yesterday, and
while it seems pretty cools, I have to ask:
Am I the only one who has at least a slight distrust of using a
mediation server in the middle of a secure
I am principle designer and developer of Hamachi. I got few hits
from this maillist, checked out the comments and since we don't
have much information on the website I thought I'd offer some
answers here.
Since I just joined the list I don't have original emails, so
here's a summary with my
My CPU is maxing out causing overheating on my notebook when connecting
to a Linux Fedora Core 3 box. I use this application to connect to
windows machines with no issues. I have downloaded and tested the
viewers for v4.0 and 3.3.7 and the result is the same - maximum CPU
usage on my windows
While I am glad to see the main designer/developer here, I do not wear tin
foil hats. :P I am just a concerned IT Admin, who will at one point will
have to make a decision about this program.
Also, about trusted outsiders, I am not worried about me setting up trusted
persons. I am worried about
Hello,
Im running VNC 4 and the java vnc viewer. I notice that my only choice
is 256 colors. Is there a way to use higher colors?
Thanks,
Takahiro
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Paul Haskew wrote:
While I am glad to see the main designer/developer here, I do not wear tin
foil hats. :P I am just a concerned IT Admin, who will at one point will
have to make a decision about this program.
TCP/11975 ;-)
Also, about trusted outsiders, I am not worried about me setting up
Hello,
Is there a way to connect a VNC Viewer to a VNC Server and not getting the
VNC Server system try icon to change its color?
Thanks in advance.
Pedro Hermida
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