I'm a PC Support Specialist for about 400 computers. I just started upgrading all the
PCs here and I have been installing VNC as I go. I love this program. I have one
question though. I was wondering if there is a way to have VNC prompt for View Only
or Remote Control? Basically, I have
I'm using a dsl router and have confirmed that the correct port are
forwarded (5900). However, I always have trouble connecting from
outside my home (like from work). I have connected successfully using
the loopback feature (I only have one computer to try this on). When
Eric,
You need to check that you haven't used Fast User Switching or Remote
Desktop, both of which can leave the VNC Server running in a desktop
other than the one currently associated with the console. This would
result in you getting a black screen.
Another possibility is simply that the
Peter,
Is the XP box running ZoneAlarm?
Cheers,
Wez @ RealVNC Ltd.
I can rule out the ussally issues such firewalls / connection
etc etc as I can
access the remote machines using my W2k box (configured the
same as the XP box
other then ip address - they are 1 different). However if I
Bradley Beaver said:
I'm a PC Support Specialist for about 400 computers. I just started
upgrading all the PCs here and I have been installing VNC as I go. I love
this program. I have one question though. I was wondering if there is a
way to have VNC prompt for View Only or Remote
Hi again,
I have a SuSE 8 machine running 4.0b4 client in X 4.20 and KDE 3.1.3 (from
KDE). The server is a windows 2000 pro machine with either server 3.3.7 as
or 4.0(b4?). neither server version makes a difference, although 4.0b4
does go a LOT faster!
The issue is that clipboard passing
I'm having problems with my vncserver on a SuSE Linux 9.0 Professional
system. The server starts (with X, and KDE errors in the log) and I can
connect with my Windows vncviewer but most KDE applications like
Konqueror and Konsole fail with signal 11 errors.
I recently upgraded to SuSE Linux 9.0
