RE: VNC Server Error

Nagaraju, Which versions of VNC Server and VNC Viewer are you using? Cheers, Wez @ RealVNC Ltd. -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Nagaraju Muthavarapu Sent: 28 January 2005 05:16 To: vnc-list@realvnc.com Subject: VNC Server Error Hello

Re: SuSE server upgrade

Yes, you need to tell RealVnc to use 3.3 protocol... Jerry On Friday 28 January 2005 02:58, Michael Hill wrote: This seems like it should be trivial (sorry if it's the wrong forum) but I've upgraded a machine from SuSE 8.1 to SLES 9. I can connect to the desktop locally but my RealVNC clients

Not able to connect on Remote Linux m/c from Windows XP m/c

Hi As the subject indicates, I've been trying to run the viewer on the client windows machine. But it says simply, Failed to connect to the server. Regards Dinesh ___ VNC-List mailing list VNC-List@realvnc.com To remove yourself from the list visit:

RE: Problem connecting to VNC 4 Service running on Windows 2003 s erver

Known issue with RD. VNC (Free Version) cannot connect to a Windows machine until it is rebooted after using Fast User Switching or Remote Desktop. According to Wes with RealVNC, the next freeware version to come out will have that capability, just like the Enterprise version currently does,

Help: VNC Server for MAC OS 9.2

Hi New for VNC for MAC Does anyone know where I can find a Vnc Server for Mac OS 9.2 ? Thanks -- Esteban M. Gigena ___ VNC-List mailing list VNC-List@realvnc.com To remove yourself from the list visit: http://www.realvnc.com/mailman/listinfo/vnc-list

Open JAVA progrmas

Hi When I connect to a server with VNC, I can't open any programs with JAVA applets. When I connect with Terminal Services, there's no problem. We're using Windows 2000 server SP 4 Any suggestions ? Steven ___ VNC-List mailing list

Re: Can VNC Do This?

Thank you all for your responses. I should say that I just used Add/Remove Programs as an example. I use WMI/VBS/etc to do a lot of things remotely. But I was trying to see if VNC could help me with some things I haven't figured out yet. The specific thing that prompted me to ask was the SMS

Re: Not view a desktop

Hey Salvatore, everything after the exec command doesn't get executed because the running process is replaced with the process started with the exec command. Try this: #!/bin/sh unset SESSION_MANAGER [ -r $HOME/.Xresources ] xrdb $HOME/.Xresources xsetroot -solid grey vncconfig -iconic

Connection refused b/w Linux server and Windows client

I hate to ask this as I realize this is an overasked question - but I have searched the mailing list archives and consulted other sites, trying various things to get a VNC connection working between a linux host and a Windows 2000 client, but to no avail. Host OS: Redhat Enterprise WS 3 on

RE: Problem connecting to VNC 4 Service running on Windows 2003 s erver

John is right about the incompatibility between Remote Desktop and VNC, and VNC not working until you reboot the system after using Remote Desktop. If you are working remotely this can be a real pain since Remote Desktop does not give you the option of shutting down/restarting the machine when

Re: Not view a desktop

Carlyle Sutphen wrote: everything after the exec command doesn't get executed because the running process is replaced with the process started with the exec command. .. oh thanks ! .. in this mode all it's ok ! still thanks. Salvatore. ___

Re: Open JAVA progrmas

Steven, What happens when you try to run Java on a local terminal (as opposed to a user of terminal services)? That's probably a closer analogy to what happens with VNC than TS (even though TS and VNC - I use both - perform similar functions). Alan. Alan Watchorn Eshelman Appraisals, Inc.

Re: SuSE server upgrade

On Fri, 28 Jan 2005 12:14:21 +0100, Jerry Westrick [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Yes, you need to tell RealVnc to use 3.3 protocol... Thanks, Jerry. Can I do this from the command line in Debian's xvncviewer client? Mike ___ VNC-List mailing list

Re: Problem connecting to VNC 4 Service running on Windows 2003 s erver

The other option is to Remote Desktop in to the PC, and at the command prompt, issue: TSCON 0 /DEST:console This will kick you out of your session, and reset it to the console. At this point, you may now control the console using VNC. Thanks to joerg for this solution. It sure beats

port forwarding for wireless routers

In your router you need to forward the vnc port. A router can allow many computers to share the same internet connection, when you initiate the traffic from 'inside' the lan the router knows that any responses (e.g. a web page) goes back to the computer that sent it. But what happens