I have a question about multiple computers inside of a lan, being accessed
from the WAN.
I have 4 computers inside my hame LAN, and would like to be able to access
all of them outside the WAN. I know I can change the port numbers on
everything, one could be 5900, one 5910 one 5920 and one 5930 is
Mike,
1. If it's possible to have the client initiate the connection, look into
VNC viewer's -listen mode with the server making the outbound connection,
not you "dialling in". Also eliminates the problem of client's having
static IP's, since it doesn't matter so long as yours resolves.
2. Becau
Hey,
I hope this helps you but what I found as a viable solution is to use ssh
which uses port 22. Most companies allow ssh connection through firewalls.
Make a ssh connection and set it up to port forward say localhost to remote
machine:5900. You will have to make sure the server is running o
Hi James,
I have disabled it and no luck. Removing it isn't an option as it is a work
machine.
Thanks for all your help.
Lee
On 6/10/05, James Weatherall <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> Lee,
>
> Try disabling the Norton Internet Security on the viewer computer. If that
> doesn't help, try removing
Dear VNC guru's,
I hate people begging in emails but I am really in a quandary! I have
been going blind over the last 6 years and now I am almost totally
blind. I am in the computer repair business and need to be able to do
three things:
1. Connect to my customers computers remotely and make re
Robert,
We're working on Solaris x86 builds but they won't be available for a while
yet.
Building VNC Free Edition from source on Solaris x86 is fairly painless
until you get to the stage of building the X server, so you may wish to try
that if you're in a hurry!
Cheers,
Wez @ RealVNC Ltd.
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Mark,
The "bad" log indicates that VNC Viewer is seeing the connection close and
is then exiting. The only obvious difference between the two logs is that
the second session involves a change to the clipboard, which will result in
data being transmitted to the server if the clipboard contents are
Hi.
Where can I get VNC binaries for Solaris 10 X86?
Thanks,
--Robert
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Mark,
The sections of the logs that you've provided here are just the viewer
shutting down - you've cut out the earlier bits that might explain what it
thinks is happening to the connection!
Cheers,
Wez @ RealVNC Ltd.
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Thanks Wez,
Logs from VNCviewer don't to indicate (to me) anything untoward. I
tested as follows:
(1) open SSH/VNC session and close it before the screen freeze (ie a
'good' session)
(2) open SSH/VNC session, minimize it, wait for 10-15 minutes,
unminimize to freeze the session (ie a 'bad' sessio
Mark,
You can enable debug output from VNC Viewer either to a console window with:
Vncviewer -console -log=*:stderr:100
Or to C:\temp\vncviewer4.log with:
Vncviewer -log=*:file:100
(You'll need to ensure that C:\temp exists and is writable)
Cheers,
Wez @ RealVNC Ltd.
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Martin,
The message you list below isn't actually an error, just a warning.
Was is the actual problem you are seeing?
Regards,
Wez @ RealVNC Ltd.
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> Sent: 09 June 2005 21:06
> To:
I'm afraid I don't understand what you mean by "if I try to read the data
acording the width and height ther is stil to much data that is sends to
me.". What is the 8bpp pixel format that you're requesting from the server
(e.g. true-colour/palettised, etc)?
Regards,
Wez @ RealVNC Ltd.
> -O
Lee,
Try disabling the Norton Internet Security on the viewer computer. If that
doesn't help, try removing it completely.
We've heard of several instances where simply having such software installed
screws up the TCP stack on machines.
Cheers,
Wez @ RealVNC Ltd.
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