J:
Hello! When you customize InstantVNC (by holding down the SHIFT
key), did you remember to put your echoServer into the address field? By
default, it connects to ours at "demo.echovnc.com".
To check ... try using the "-ll" switch when you start your echoServer.
That will create a verbose debug log file that will output the
password that
a client sent when it failed to connect.
Also, to get it listening to multiple ports, just use the -p switch.
We use
"-p 443 1328" on the demo echoServer, so that it listens to both TCP 443
and TCP 1328.
cheers,
Scott
On Feb 10, 2010, at 3:49 AM, Echo User J2 wrote:
> Hello!
>
> Thanks for having a Linux EchoServer, If I can get this to all work
> this will be the single reason for me to purchase a license.
>
> I have edited the config and have the server up and running
> (including adding iptables rules). The server will accept
> connections from EchoVNC Viewers. No problem there.
>
> I noticed that the password can only be 8 characters and the
> password tool truncates to 8, not very secure at only 8 but I
> shortened it.
>
> Problem;
>
> When I use InstantVNC to connect, I have the password hardcoded into
> the exe, I get the error message:
>
> Failed to conect to the EchoServer.
> Verify that you have entered the correct.... etc.
>
> My config lists a single GROUP entry with password.
>
> Any ideas?
>
> Also, is there an option/way to start the echoserver listening on
> another port?
>
> Thanks a lot!
>
> -J
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