Very slow on a Gbit LAN

I've just installed VNC 3.3.7 on a NT 4 server and I access it from a Win2K workstation over a GBit LAN connection. When I look at the 'VNC Connection Info', it tells me that the line speed estimate is 3776 kbit/s. And I can believe it 'cos it's awfully slow. Any ideas what it could be ?

Mouse Doublclick Not Working on XP Pro

From the client, using the latest Beta version, DoubleClick doesn't open folders or programs. When I went into the Mouse settings and tested the DoubleClick there, it DID seem to work. The server is running on a Win2K Pro machine. Regards, Larry L. Landaeta AMX Certified Expert L Cubed

Fastpush 7

Hi guys, Firstly appologies for spamming the list - especially to the unix admins who don't have any need for VNC remote install scripts. I've recently updated Fastpush to include support for VNC beta 4. It will handle installation/removal of VNC 3.3.3 as well as the new system. If you are

Re: Very slow on a Gbit LAN

On Fri, 2003-12-05 at 15:54, Andrew Shaw wrote: When I look at the 'VNC Connection Info', it tells me that the line speed estimate is 3776 kbit/s. And I can believe it 'cos it's awfully slow. What is awfully slow ?? How do you measure that ? The display on the server is 1024*768*256

Multiple Control

Hi I have now been using VNC in our classroom for a week now and am v.impressed. Inconjunction with the Tablet PC it is great. Is there any way that it can control multiple pc's at once? I would like to be able to issue lock pc commands to all 15 at once - is thre any 3rd party add ons for

Re: Multiple Control

webmaster said: I would like to be able to issue lock pc commands to all 15 at once To side-step your question, I don't think VNC is the right tool for this job. Look into something like psshutdown[1]. Create a batch file to run it for each pc name with the option to lock it and you are set.

using VNC as a passive viewer under Linux (viewing the local desktop on a remote box)

Hi, I use Linux and I'd like to do the following using vnc server and vncviewer. Machine A is running a standard X11 desktop and machine B running too a standard X11 desktop but should act as a simple passive viewer (in a window, like vncviewer) of the screen of machine A . I tried to launch

Re: Multiple Control

On Fri, 5 Dec 2003, webmaster wrote: Is there any way that it can control multiple pc's at once? You can simply run multiple viewers simultaneously to control multiple servers at once. I would like to be able to issue lock pc commands to all 15 at once - is thre any 3rd party add ons for

Re: using VNC as a passive viewer under Linux (viewing the local desktop on a remote box)

Benno Senoner said: Hi, I use Linux and I'd like to do the following using vnc server and vncviewer. Machine A is running a standard X11 desktop and machine B running too a standard X11 desktop but should act as a simple passive viewer (in a window, like vncviewer) of the screen of

winVNC CPU Load

I'm a newbie to winVNC and a musician, I want to use winVNC to control a shuttle XPC (running my audio software) from an inexpensive laptop (actually free). I would use this for my live music rig which would allow me to have the power of a desktop machine in the XPC but not have to bring a large

Doubt regarding VNC

Hi, I had a small doubt. I have a small home network running with my desktop and labtop. When i run vnc server on my desktop it shows it running on a 192.*.*.* address. My question is can i access my desktop over the internet using my labtop when i am away from home. Thanks Hari.