There are 2 solutions I can think of for Dynamic IP use of ssh...
1) simplest (long term) is to subscribe to a Dynamic DNS provider - you will
need a domain name and there will be a smallish annual fee.
2) more tricky and fiddly, but 100% free (and which I use myself although I
will go to DynDNS
Ok..thx 4 your information Frank. I will try to using second solution.. btw
are u experience using Alliedtelesyn product (AT250E)? 'cause I've got a
problem when I configure this device using mapping port.
Thx a lot..
Joseph
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Hi, Joseph!
If you still want to go the easy/lazy way, maybe you can try the solution 1b) :-)
A Dynamic DNS provider, and for free/gratix/nada!
Check out in www.no-ip.com, No-IP Free.
Thats what I use, and it rocks!
Regards,
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Chong, Wai Keong (Malaysia) said:
Dear Sir,
I have some case similar. Do you have any idea why I could send
Ctrl-Alt-Del
to a Win2kServer machine after rebooted in the first Logon Screen ?? I can
send Ctrl-Alt-Del to it after
Yep - 1b is a good option but I don't think you can't always choose the
primary domain. Because I plan to delegate my (reserved) domain in the near
future I decided not to go with the free DynDNS products.
You might well find it most suitable!
Cheers, Frank.
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Sorry - no experience with AlliedTelesyn. Cheers Frank.
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Sent: Friday, 30 July 2004 6:11 PM
To: Frank Hamersley; 'VNC List (E-mail)'
Subject: RE: vnc behind a NAT
Ok..thx 4 your information Frank. I will try to using
Hello,
Strange thing that use to work with version 3.3.7, but if I schedule a batch
job to run vnc4.exe with the -connect host option, it works great while my
Xp desktop is logged in, but if the desktop is locked, nothing happens.
This worked with the 3.3.7 version but not with the 4.0 version?
Brad MELENDY said:
Hello,
Strange thing that use to work with version 3.3.7, but if I schedule a
batch job to run vnc4.exe with the -connect host option, it works great
while my Xp desktop is logged in, but if the desktop is locked, nothing
happens.
Are you running VNC as a service?
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Do I need Windows XP Pro installed in one of the computers in order to make it work?
Or is it just fine with WinXP Home edition on ALL the computers? Thanks!
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Do I need Windows XP Pro installed in one of the computers in order to make it work?
Or is it just fine with WinXP Home edition on ALL the computers? Thanks!
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So, just to be sure, I do NOT need any Windows PROFESSIONAL or NT, right? I have
WinXP HOme and my in-laws have the same, so I'm just looking for a way to have remote
access to their PC (they live a couple of hours away) whenever they have a problem
with their computer. So, will I be ok?
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So, just to be sure, I do NOT need any Windows PROFESSIONAL or NT, right? I have WinXP HOme and my in-laws have the same, so I'm just looking for a way to have remote access to their PC (they live a couple of hours away) whenever they have a problem with their computer.
Yes, it is running as a service. The main difference is that for some
reason, when executed while the desktop is locked, no action seems to take
place with version 4.0 (vnc4.exe) as opposed to the version 3.3.7
(winvnc.exe).
When I go back to 3.3.7, it works, however, I run into another
I'm trying to modify VNC to blank out the servers monitor by telling the
monitor to shut off, but there does not seem to be much documentation. Has
anyone made any mods yet and if so where are the screen handling section of
the code?
Thanks
Tom
The Windows platform API function:
SystemParametersInfo(SPI_SETLOWPOWERACTIVE, 1, NULL, 0);
Will put the monitor to sleep, but as soon as you move the mouse (even
remotely over VNC) or type anything in, the monitor automatically powers up
again. Therefore, you cannot hide what you're doing
Unless I capture all mouse movements on the server and pass them on to the
client. Then the mouse will not move on the server...h...I'd have
to capture all movements from all apps on the server so that it would not
turn on the monitor...I wonder how laplink does it.
I could take the
I have two machines on one lan segment.
No routers.
No firewalls.
Nothing between them except a dumb Fast Ethernet Switch.
One machine has Windows XP Pro.
The other machine has Red Hat 9.0 Linux.
I loaded VNC 4.0 on both machines.
Nothing special, I took all the defaults, didn't mess with any
Soneson, Eric said:
[snip]
A trace of the traffic showed three pairs of Req/Ack at the TCPIP level.
No
indication that there was anything wrong. It was trying to connect to port
5900, as
expected.
Running on display :0 isn't expected. How are you starting VNC? Are you sure it is
on
Hi All,
Are there any third party implementations of VNC
that allows for remote printing?
Many thanks,
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Ok Julio..thx
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Hi, Joseph!
If you still want
Ok Frank..but if I'm using a plan b, a router still using an exist
configuration or I need to add another command?
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Hi Guys,
Any one notice any issues with VNC and remote desktop for windows?? Once I
installed remote desktop VNC stopped working.
What do you think?
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