Re: VPN problem

Hi I have a problem with VNC connection via VPN through firewall. Not sure how to fix it. Hope to get your help. My friends what's to work at home using her laptop (Winxp Pro) to connect a pc which is on a LAN(workgroup) at office. The LAN is made up 4 PCs with win2K Pro. One of those four PC

VNC freezes intermittantly

I'm running VNC 4 client on a XP Pro box and VNC 4 server on a Fedora Core 2 machine. These machines are on the same wireless lan. VNC connects just fine and seems to work ok for a while (anywhere from 5 minutes to an hour), but then intermittantly "freezes" -- I know that the machine is alive, p

Server Mode as a User vs. Service

We run WinXP Pro SP2 computers on a Win2004 network. When RealVNC is installed on a workstation and the Server is setup as a Service, it does not answer client calls. When it is setup as a User, it does connect properly. This means that it will only work when the user that set it up is logged on, r

Re: KVM unit that supports VNC

Yeah, that's my main problem I need it to be accessible without any internet connection or network. I need to be able to remotely see the machines rebooting , access bios, run system restore or possibly format the computer. Thanks for your input. On Fri, 15 Oct 2004 16:08:12 -0700 (PDT), Alan W

RE: Authentication Failure

I will have our Europe try this on Monday and see what that reveals. Thanks. Mike Schumacher -Original Message- From: Tom Wright [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Friday, October 15, 2004 4:19 PM To: 'Michael J Schumacher'; [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: RE: Authentication Failure Are you sur

RE: Authentication Failure

James, I did the telnet test on our Wisconsin server and received RFB 003.008. I retested it on our Europe server and received RFB 003.003. I will check with Europe on Monday and verify the Protocol3.3 flag. I believe in the registry I want to see the key Protocol3.3 set to 0 (not using Protoco

RE: (no subject)

Try using Hextile colour encoding. Check your eventlog on the server PC and see if you see any application errors like "ZRLE encoding, not enough space". -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Angelo Sarto Sent: Sunday, October 10, 2004 2:19 PM T

RE: copy/cut/paste between Linux Xvnc 4 and Windows

Run vncconfig -nowin (or -iconic, whatever you'd prefer). See the vncconfig man page. -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Mike Miller Sent: Saturday, October 16, 2004 1:22 PM To: VNC List Subject: copy/cut/paste between Linux Xvnc 4 and Window

How to connect?

Hello, I'm a new user of VNC and could make it working on my local network running as follow: 1 laptop with XP Pro 1 desktop running Windows 2000 ADSL RP114 router As long I'm working in between my local network, everything runs smooth! (using a simple 192.168.0.X address) but I like to c

copy/cut/paste between Linux Xvnc 4 and Windows

I am running this on Red Hat Linux... Xvnc version 4.0b4 - built Sep 5 2003 13:04:00 Underlying X server release 4030, The XFree86 Project, Inc I want to be able to copy/cut/paste between Windows and the Xvnc session. How is that accomplished? I thought that running autocutsel on Linux woul

Zooming (scaling) in RealVNC 4

Hello, I've been reading the archives and found some mention of zooming/scaling, and how it was "experimental" in the Windows version. I have 3.3 on Windows and that functionality does exist. When I downloaded 4.0 I could not find that feature at all - on the Windows version or the Linux versio

Re: VPN problem

On Sat, 2004-10-16 at 13:18, Zoran Kumurdian wrote: > Until yesterday, I was able to VNC via VPN connections with no issue. I > am on Win XP pro SP2. The only thing that's changed since, has been my > fullishness to install Microsoft updates. I believe this is the problem > since nothing else ha

Re: VPN problem

On Sat, 2004-10-16 at 13:18, Zoran Kumurdian wrote: > Until yesterday, I was able to VNC via VPN connections with no issue. I > am on Win XP pro SP2. The only thing that's changed since, has been my > fullishness to install Microsoft updates. I believe this is the problem > since nothing else ha

VPN problem

Until yesterday, I was able to VNC via VPN connections with no issue. I am on Win XP pro SP2. The only thing that's changed since, has been my fullishness to install Microsoft updates. I believe this is the problem since nothing else has changed on my PC, the router etc. Any ideas? Thank you

RE: Authentication Failure

Michael, Firstly, RFB 003.003 is not the standard response you'd expect from VNC Server 4, unless it has been run with the Protocol3.3 flag set. So it sounds as though you have installed something other than VNC Server 4 on their NT 4 server. Cheers, Wez @ RealVNC Ltd. > Today, I had our Euro