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I sounds to me like you are running a software firewall on C1. Is C1 a
Windows XP box?
Blaine Christian wrote:
Real quick.
I have a router, I have the port forwarding set for my range to direct
to the pc in question and I can not connect. Gotomyvnc.com also
recognizes no open ports, so I assume
Real quick.
I have a router, I have the port forwarding set for my range to direct to
the pc in question and I can not connect. Gotomyvnc.com also recognizes no
open ports, so I assumed
my port forwarding isn't working.
Now, the curveball is this. I have two computers in my house (here to known
I did a lot of work using Chicken a few weeks ago on Tiger and didn't
have any problems at all. I've heard anecdotal reports of problems,
though.
I was using CVS builds of Chicken.
Jason
On May 3, 2005, at 9:46 AM, Dr Robert Young wrote:
Apple has released Mac X 10.4 (aka Tiger) this last weeke
This is a problem with the Solaris xdm. The only solution that I know
of is to build a newer version of xdm. I was successful using the
XFree 4.3.0 version.
On Tue, 3 May 2005, Malhotra, Dave wrote:
> Whenever I connect with vncviewer I get the window manager and I put in
> my login and password
The PuTTY commands are "just an executable", too. So, you can use
plink.exe to create your SSH tunnel...
Kevin
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
Behalf Of John Gray
Sent: Tuesday, May 03, 2005 1:32 PM
To: Angelo Sarto
Cc: vnc-list@realvnc.com
Subject
John:
Heya. Sounds like you've got a really good workplace
firewall that's very smartly content-filtering. Have you tried
running your VNC Server on TCP-443? Since that port is commonly
used for encrypted HTTPS traffic, many content-filtering firewalls
simply ignore it -- traffic there is n
John:
Have you checked the firewalls on the two XP boxes? When you say "Everything
works fine connecting from a friends house" do you mean that you can reach
your home machine or you can reach the work machine or both? Are you behind
any sort of hardware firewall at work? What about a router at hom
I have installed VNC on some new machines and cannot connect to them
from my machine. Can someone please help.
Lance
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IP Address Changing?
- Mine at home is static, no change. Not sure about offices.
Load balancing equipment on the LAN?
- Possibly on the office's LAN?
SPI Firewall Denying VNC (Content Filtering firwall)?
- Disabled at home, didn't help. Maybe on office's LAN?
Alternate Port?
- I tried
Possibilites:
IP Address Changing?
Load balancing equipment on the LAN?
SPI Firewall Denying VNC (Content Filtering firwall)?
Solutions:
Tunnel via SSH?
Tunnel via VPN?
Alternate Port?
--ANgelo
On 5/3/05, John Gray <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Setup:
>
> Home - Win
OIC,
The customers actually still need to run vncserver on their
machines but there is feature of vncserver that is reverse connect,
where the server initates a connection to a listening viewer.
Check out ultraVnc's Single Click (SC) package for this support
situation. However your clien
Setup:
Home - WinXP Pro SP2 w/ RealVNC 4.1.6 Service via broadband router
Office - WinXP Pro SP2 via large corporate LAN
Test:
Everything works fine connecting from a friends house.
I can telnet my home from the office on the VNC port.
Problem:
Using Client - After entering the server name,
Are all of them on the same LAN?
Additionally, in windows 95(98) there is no such thing as a service so
in order for vnc to be running someone has to run winVNC.exe. To see
if the server is running try
telnet ip.address.of.95Box 5900
--ANgelo
On 5/3/05, John <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I am r
Whenever I connect with vncviewer I get the window manager and I put in
my login and password but as soon as I do the session dies before I get
the full desktop. Here is my configuration:
In my /etc/services:
# grep vnc /etc/services
vnc 5901/tcpvnc #Virtual Net
I am running RealVNC on several platforms, Windows
2000, Windows NT, and Windows 95. I can connect to all
systems from the 95 machine but when I try to connect
to the 95 machine from one of the others I get the
following error: Unable to connect to host: Connection
refused (10061). If anyone has an
What are you trying to acomplish by doing this?
What you are saying would result in the cascade effect as you would
get a computer showing a computer showing the computer..
Maybe some more information on what your issue is and we can help you
with some solutions?
--Angelo
On 5/2/05, Harris
Yann,
There's no reason why the list shouldn't be able to track Cc's, that I'm
aware of. Cc is virtually identical to To for most purposes.
What do the headers of the three different copies have as the routes?
(Please reply off-list)
Regards,
Wez @ RealVNC Ltd.
> -Original Message-
>
I'm trying this--for this message I'm removing all the auto-generated TO
and CC and just putting in [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Let's all just do that when responding to messages and I bet the problem
disappears.
Andy
Collins, Kevin [MindWorks] wrote:
I've gotten some duplicates a week or more later (thi
James Weatherall wrote:
Yann,
The VNC mailing list is usually capable of filtering out such duplicates.
What it can't do is detect when people have cross-posted to other lists -
whenever anyone replies to the cross-posts, the list that they are not
really subscribed to will reject the post. In the
Nuclear & Radiochemistry migrated into computers during the '80s
and '90s.
On May 3, 2005, at 10:29 AM, Foo Bar wrote:
+++ Dr Robert Young [03/05/05 08:38 -0400]:
Dr. Young. Curious what discipline? I am a Chiropractor.
Check the firewalls. I am not sure re 2003, but the last "update" to
X
Apple has released Mac X 10.4 (aka Tiger) this last weekend. Has anyone
tried VNC viewers like "Chicken of the VNC" or "VNCThing" under 10.4? I
am trying to identify any problems "before" taking the plunge.
VNCThing may be the the most uncertain since I do not believe it is
supported any longer
I've gotten some duplicates a week or more later (this happened more
than 1 time)...
Kevin
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
Behalf Of Yann Renard
Sent: Tuesday, May 03, 2005 7:46 AM
To: Erik Soderquist; vnc-list@realvnc.com
Subject: Re: double posts
Yann,
The VNC mailing list is usually capable of filtering out such duplicates.
What it can't do is detect when people have cross-posted to other lists -
whenever anyone replies to the cross-posts, the list that they are not
really subscribed to will reject the post. In the case of the recent
"se
Wez:
I agree: if the end-user has administrative access to their
router, setting up a port-forward is pretty easy, and getting easier
(Pure Network's "PortMagic" tool skips the whole router UI altogether).
Combining that with a dynamic-DNS client is a good solution for many
situations.
H
Did the updates include SP1 for Windows 2003? If so you will have to open up
port 5900. Windows 2003 SP1 has a firewall much like Windows XP. The control
panel would show the firewall if it was there.
Thanks,
Magdalena Hernandez
Network Consultant
-Original Message-
From: Michael Gillen
the tray icon partially is dependant on what version of VNC you are
running.
as far as I know, version 4 doesn't allow this. in version 3.3.7,
install as a service, then remove the WinVNC entry from
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Run in the
registry. this line runs th
Erik Soderquist wrote:
is it just me or is this list double posting everything?
Erik,
I think the reply mechanism, replying to the original sender email
address better than to the list, and ccing the message to the list gives
two messages to some people. Maybe this is configurable on the list sid
On Tue, 3 May 2005, Erik Soderquist wrote:
is it just me or is this list double posting everything?
I believe the problem was coming from the security list that some of our
messages were CC'd to. So probably (I hope) only a few of us were
affected (those who were in the CC list of the repeated
It's not just you. Sometimes I get even triple posts.
> is it just me or is this list double posting everything?
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Scott,
Configuring a router normally involves creating a port-forward for port 5900
to the computer's local IP address. The interfaces provided for setting
this up on most routers are incredibly trivial.
Is there some other factor that you think makes it difficult?
Regards,
Wez @ RealVNC Ltd.
Erik,
The password is stored in an obfuscated (i.e. NOT encrypted) form in the
.vnc Configuration File, so that the viewer can use it when connecting to
the server. You should therefore take great care with configuration files
that include passwords, to avoid them being used by others.
Regards,
Michael Gillen wrote:
> I've been use VNC for about 6 months without any problems. This weekend we
> made two changes to our current Windows SBS 2003 system
...
> Current VNC version installed 3.3.7
FYI, the "current" version is 4.1.1. I'd recommend you upgrade.
-- Rex
Check the firewalls. I am not sure re 2003, but the last "update" to XP
enabled firewalls by default.
On May 3, 2005, at 7:00 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi all,
I've been use VNC for about 6 months without any problems. This
weekend we
made two changes to our current Windows SBS 2003 system
Hi people,
When I attempt to access a Windows 2003 Server running VNC server
using a Mac OS X I get the following error:
java.lang.NullPointerException
I have tried both Netscape and IE with the same results.
I will ask for password, but return this error.
Any ideas?
Thankyou
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