RE: Windows XP/98 Issue

Jay, There has never been a VNC Server 1.x release. Are you sure you are using a standard VNC server? Cheers, Wez @ RealVNC Ltd. I am unable to get a Windows XP machine to access a W98 PC utilizing VNCserver (V 1.2.9). I have completly left the default settings alone, and am having no

RE: VNC and Windows 95

Jaakko, And do you have TCP/IP installed, and an IP address configured for at least one of your network cards? What output do you get from ipconfig? Wez @ RealVNC Ltd. -Original Message- From: Jaakko Saari [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: 25 October 2004 20:16 To: James

SV: connecting to a VNC server behind a firewall (on my home LAN)

Heheheh My bad! I must have been on drugs or something. 5900 + display is the only right port to use. Thanks you Jerry! Hmmm, I believe that you have the admin rights for your Netgear router. In that case you have to forward/open ports to the right machine. If you use the standard displays

Re: Problem accessing VNC Server behind ISA Firewall

Quick Diagram: PC1 --Firewall-((Internet))-PC2 (standard modes) If PC1 is remote controlling PC2 then you need 5900 outbound (this can change depending on the setup of PC2) If PC1 is being controlled by PC2 then you need

Problem using VNC with VMWare

I'm having trouble using VNC to remotely control a VMWare session. When the screen changes on the VMWare guest machine, those screen repaints are not reflected across the VNC connection. Instead, I need to move the mouse around the area of the screen occupied by the VMWare display in order to

RE: RE: Windows XP/98 Issue

Jay, TightVNC is a separate sourceforge project based on VNC. It's possible that the problem is therefore specific to that project. If it's a more general problem then the things to check are whether you can ping the '98 machine, whether you can use telnet to connect to port 5900 and see RFB