Jimmy:
Hello! I think the latest version (2.32) of EchoVNC does try to put
the two connection lists (i.e., the list of users available to you in
your
connection group) in their own "tab" in the GUI. If the two groups on
the two different echoServers are the same name...it may end up
combining them.
As for the 1.40a installations, it should work fine to overwrite the
files, but deinstalling first is safest. :)
-Scott
On Jan 16, 2008, at 12:49 AM, Jimmy E. Kongskov - DATAJEK wrote:
>
> Hey Scott!
>
> I tried setting up my own echoserver and it looks like it's working!
> So
> I'll be testing the next couple of days.
>
> However, a little question. When a computer is connected to 2
> different
> echoservers and the EchoVNC viewer also is you'll have duplicated
> partner
> ID's. You'll then have those COMPUTER1 and COMPUTER1-1 ID's. Would it
> perhaps be possible to "extend" the "see who's available" list so the
> echoserver name also would appear next to the partner ID? Like "Demo
> Echoserver - COMPUTER1". Also if you have more echoservers around
> the globe
> you could connect to the one closest to you.
>
> While installing the echoserver I also tried the latest EchoVNC 2.32
> client
> and it's great! I have some EchoVNC installations on family
> computers which
> I would like to update with the 2.32 client. Some of the clients are
> very
> old (1.40a) so would it best to uninstall those first and make a clean
> installation of the 2.32?
>
> Jimmy
>
>
>
> Hey Scott! Ah so that's why I've been having troubles lately. :o)
>
> However, I think it might be time for me to setup my own echoserver
> after
> being a freeloader for quite some time now.
>
> So a couple of questions:
>
> 1. I currently use the demoserver on port 443 as my company's
> firewall is
> blocking for everything else. If I want to setup the echoserver on my
> computer at home on the same port should I then just port forwared
> 443 to
> the local IP address? Would this give me any other problems regards
> using
> the internet or so?
>
> 2. How much bandwidth does the echoserver need? I have a 20 mbit
> connection
> but have some heavy internet traffic from time to time. Will that be a
> problem?
>
> 3. What about the general performace of the machine running the
> echoserver?
> Will the connections be "slow" if the machine is multitasking a lot?
>
> 4. Are there any papers on how to set up the echoserver or is it
> just a
> "next" and "next" installation?
>
> Have a nice weekend!
>
> Jimmy
>
>
>
> Heyaz. There'll be a bit of confusion with the demo
> servers as
> I make some adjustments here. The "old" one is still available, but
> at "demo2.echovnc.com". And the "new" one at "demo.echovnc.com"
> doesn't seem to be stable yet. :)
> Each still work with passwords of "demo2007" and
> "demo2008".
>
> cheers,
> Scott
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