Hi All,
Suppose I am running a debian linux machine with KDE as the GUI, and
tightVNC. A friend is using the linux machine locally and I would like to
show them how to do something. I am on an arbitrary pc somewhere on the
network which may or may not have VNC veiwer installed, and may be any OS.
I appreciate the help lent me over the mailing list. The question of why our network
is set up the way it is has been asked many times, it seems, so let me explain why we
have it set up thus...
We are a small Internet consulting firm that moved into our office space only two
months ago. The n
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Dont you just love Newbies ...Hahhaha
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OK - I got mad at it and decided to try something - I took the router ( netgear RP 614
) out of the loop - Low-and-behold VNC works with no problem !!
I talked to another user and
Can't figure out why you have the hub - router arrangement you have. But as
has already been noted your issues look to me to be router rather than VNC
related.
If your Internet connection is plugged to the hub and then the hub to the
router, it sounds like you have that (the hub) plugging into the
Hi -
I am currently working on an application that is designed primarily to
access via a touchscreen PC. However, there are a few configuration
options which require a keyboard. It is possible to detect that a
keyboard is connected using WMI. However, we are hoping not to have to
use a separate
On Thu, 2004-05-27 at 18:49, Anchorman wrote:
> I posted this message yesterday, but didn't see it come across, so I'll post
> it again.
> -
> I'm running KDE 3.1 on Debian Linux, and I just installed VNC on my Linux
> box so I wouldn't have to be hitting the swi
What version of VNC are you using? Using 3.3.7 you can have them share the
connection, click options from the VNC viewer, then select Shared (don't disconnect
other viewers) under the Misc section.
David Bates
Systems Support Technician
CompTIA A+ Certified
Richards Buell
I posted this message yesterday, but didn't see it come across, so I'll post
it again.
-
I'm running KDE 3.1 on Debian Linux, and I just installed VNC on my Linux
box so I wouldn't have to be hitting the switch in my KVM switch all the
time, which messes up my mo
Bernd Lachner wrote:
> Hi,
>
> we want to use vnc in our school-network to make it possible to look at
> pupil-clients and to show the teachers-screen to all pupils.
> For Windows there is a destop-programm, but for Linux there is none (we
> found nothing).
From the remainder of your message I
Unrelated to Novell, luckily. It's the normal behaviour.
If you're using 3.3.7 client, there's the option button. Every client has to
enable the "Shard" option:
http://www.realvnc.com/winvncviewer.html#1
> -Message d'origine-
> De : Ray Vega [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
I have a Window XP professional PC. I am trying to have 6 to 10 people connect to it
via a VNC viewer to view a presentation. The PC has a Novell client (v4.8). When I
connect, the first client connects fine. But when the second client connects it knocks
the first connection off. Anybody have an
What router/firewall are you using? Does it have the latest version of
firmware? I remember another user has updated his router and everything was then
working for him. Just an idea.
You said it works "internally". This sentence implies that you have more than
one computer,
> -Message d'origine-
> De : Opie [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Envoyi : mercredi 26 mai 2004 05:17
> @ : [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Objet : Re: Read FAQ did a lot of testing but still can not connect
>
> Hello,
>
>
> Wish I knew then this would not be a problem
LOL If you go to see a
Do you get any message from the client when it closes down?
OTOH, check your server to see if it has the "IdleTimeout" registry key:
http://www.realvnc.com/winvnc.html#11
Or else, is your internet connection stable or fast enough? My Internet
connection at home isn't ver
This did not help me but may help others ???
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I currently don't have a possibility to send to the list, maybe you
want to forward this
Observation:
Connecting to a vnc server MAY becom
As for most computing softwares or computer evolution, sound isn't the most
significant part, except for games, of course. And VNC was created in the aim of
remote maintenance and remote working, but certainly not remote multimedia pleasure!
But of course if you think audio is v
I am also having this problem,
The website tells me the connection is open and accepting but I can not connect with a
VNC Viewer - I am using the same IP address as the test says - XXX.XXX.XX.XX - is
accepting connection on port 5900 display 0
also with both ports open ( 5800 - 5900 ) on my
The problem of disturbing server messages only occurs while entering the
password.
Messages befor the connection is opened are lost anyway. So these messages
should not be buffered at my opinion.
I don't know if there could be an other message than the bell. (The only
others I could imagine are me
Impressive diagnostics!
For those server messages to client before authentification: isn't it better
stock these messages in a buffer? In this way, we could avoid loss of possibly
important messages, no?
> -Message d'origine-
> De : [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROT
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