When running a VNC session over a long period - say, one or two weeks -,
strange aging effects sometimes
occur. For example, the output of text (such as echoing the characters
in a xterm or kterm window,
or text entered in the entry field of a web browser) or the effect of
clicking on a pull-down
Ronald,
Please see bug number 15 at
http://www.realvnc.com/products/free/4.0/known-bugs.html. This is a bug in
the core X server code, upon which VNC Server for UNIX is based, and is
addressed in all current VNC releases.
Cheers,
Wez @ RealVNC Ltd.
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Hannu,
This has nothing to do with tunnelling VNC through SSH. SSH is a port-level
tunnel, not a TCP-level tunnel, so the problems of multiple-level
retransmission caused by TCP-over-TCP do not occur.
Anecdotal evidence suggests that certain firewalls/routers and possibly
Hamachi itself don't
Could anyone help with this?
Med venlig hilsen/Kind regards
Jimmy E. Kongskov
Jimmy E.
Kongskov -
Wez,
I see this solution as a way to encrypt the tunnel with very little
configuration, avoid the use of dynamic DNS servers AND allow for an easy
method to do file transfers. You mention that this can possibly be not as
easy as it seems. Have you got any experience with Hamachi in particular
Disable fast user switching. It's a known issue with VNC.
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Subject: RE: Administrator logon fails
Could anyone
Jimmy,
Check the list of users on the Welcome screen - are you sure that none of
them say Logged on?
Regards,
Wez @ RealVNC Ltd.
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Just wanted to know, does VNC log when users connect and disconnect and/or
is it possible (without recoding) to make it do so? Thanks.
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I've tried QEMU and Bochs and both work fine at the console. But when
used over a VNC connection the mouse just runs wild. I understand this
to be an issue with mouse synchronization.
As near as I can tell, neither of those groups has a solution to this
problem. Not being a programmer, I don't
Tom,
VNC Enterprise Personal Editions address this issue by supporting relative
pointer motion, which is what QEMU and Bochs require.
Cheers,
Wez @ RealVNC Ltd.
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I have had VNC running on multiple networks for years. In XP you have three
options for the Systray Icons; Always Hide, Hide When Inactive, Always
Show. A few of the computers usually get Always Show selected, then all the
regular workstations have Always Hide selected.
On one particular
Hi all
I'm having some problems logging into several remote systems. Each PC is
running Windows XP (home 5.1), and the Windows Firewall has been
configured to accept connections through port 5900 for VNC. The router
has also been set to port forward 5900 to the local IP of the PC.
In general,
Are they using Fast User Switching?
Ben wrote:
Hi all
I'm having some problems logging into several remote systems. Each PC is
running Windows XP (home 5.1), and the Windows Firewall has been
configured to accept connections through port 5900 for VNC. The router
has also been set to port
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I am the only User for these remote PCs, and this situation only
happens after I have been logged on (in VNC) and re-booted the PC.
I normally wait a couple of minutes for the PC to completely restart
before logging back in through VNC again, and although the usual
passowrd prompt box appears, it
Well, that is strange then. I assume you are running it as a service,
and not in User mode, right?
You should also check the Event Viewer to see if it is logging anything
of interest when it fails.
Once you receive the error, are you still able to enter a password each
time, or does it stop
Well, that is strange then. I assume you are running it as a service,
and not in User mode, right?
Yes, running it as a service at both ends.
Once you receive the error, are you still able to enter a
password each time, or does it stop accepting connections altogether?
I can continue to
Hi,
I'm using VNC through VPN. Client is Linux Fedora Core 4(FC4) and
Server is Solaris 10. Invoking from the client side, my speed(rate
transmission) is degrading, meant very slow...
It is confirmed that the Throughput downgrades to 269 kbit/s.
See bottom messages. What do they mean ? Is the
All I can suggest at this point is looking to see if any errors are in
the Event Viewer that may offer clues,
and make sure you are running the latest version (4.1.1)...
Ben wrote:
Well, that is strange then. I assume you are running it as a service,
and not in User mode, right?
Yes,
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