Hi,
when connecting to my PC over RealVNC via a modem
(USB-stick from the provider Orange in Austria) I experience
many interruptions. I have to reconnect almost every few
minutes. This is the intrinsic to RealVNC because I do not get
any interruptions when downloading large files from the
Hi list,
Searched elsewhere but couldn't find any relevant discussions. I may have
stumbled upon a bug...
I've noticed that I can consistently reproduce a scenario whereby MASSIVE
lag is induced in the remote device as soon as the mouse cursor is moved
rapidly or any window is dragged / any
I'm using RealVNC Enterpise Edition E4.5.1 (r27892) to connect to my home
computer from work and even though I'm not using any scaling and both
machines are set to the same resolution, I get a lower resolution on the
home computer. The resolution is lower and thus there's a huge black border
I've installed RealVNC 4.1.3 to run as a service. When I try to connect the
server fails with the error in Event Viewer:
Socket Manager: unknown listener event: 0
Anyone have a clue as to what might be required here? When run in user mode it
works just fine.
Andrew
O~o*
when connecting to my PC over RealVNC via a modem
(USB-stick from the provider Orange in Austria) I experience
many interruptions. I have to reconnect almost every few
minutes. This is the intrinsic to RealVNC because I do not
get any interruptions when downloading large files from the
Hi Christopher,
thanks for the hints. I have indeed also tried SSH tunnelling
with even worse results (connection drops every several
seconds). The interesting point is that FTPing works without
drops (I downloaded a file from the same PC over 40 minutes).
This made me think that it must
thanks for the hints. I have indeed also tried SSH
tunnelling with even worse results (connection drops every
several seconds). The interesting point is that FTPing works
without drops (I downloaded a file from the same PC over 40 minutes).
I'm not intimately familiar with Orange
Modern VNC Viewers have an option to rate-limit pointer
events, which is really aimed at avoiding hosing very slow
networks. However, the underlying PointerEventInterval can
be set via the Expert tab (or in the registry), to ten or
twenty milliseconds, to provide the level of
Dieter:
My guess for the reason that those FTP clients don't drop the
connection is that they automagically restore it when dropped.
If U try an FTP transfer using the command-line FTP client in
Windows, does the connection stay 'on,' or does it drop? That
FTP client is as simple as it
Dieter,
Filezilla and CoreFTP have very different traffic profiles from an interactive
protocol like VNC.
The most likely cause of the issue you're seeing is that you're saturating the
connection with input events, which can cause issues with very slow
connections. Modern VNC Viewers
Oddish,
How strange! If you'd like to submit a support request via
http://www.realvnc.com/support.html then one of our support team will be happy
to help.
Cheers,
--
Wez @ RealVNC Ltd
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From: vnc-list-boun...@realvnc.com [mailto:vnc-list-
boun...@realvnc.com]
Andrew,
It sounds like the IP address you're connecting from is prohibited by the VNC
Server's Access Control settings (the Hosts parameter). Unless you're
feeling particularly paranoid, you probably want to set that to permit all IP
addresses, by setting it to +.
HTH,
--
Wez @ RealVNC Ltd
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