This is my first post, hope this is correct.
I'm using the free edition, 4.1 on winxp. I have a computer (my kids) that
is set up for several users. I would like vnc to start when anyone logs on.
I have tried both service and user mode and have problems with both. The
problem comes when one user
Yes it is a problem with fast user switching
I work around that limitation by setting up usermode servers to run at
login
the biggest problem is A first user to login to the system becomes user
/ Display :0 [systemMode]
B the user second to log in typically can't do it remotely ;-(
C if
I have installed VNC Free Edition Servers on an XP machine with 4 users -
installing under say the first user.
I then access this system from another computer and get to the select user
page OK but as soon as I go to say user 2 the user is opened but the viewer
disconnects. If I reactive VNC
We wish to enable a Windows client server application to be used by multiple
users across different sites at the same time.
We are thinking to use RealVNC to enable remote users with RealVNC client to
view the Windows client application that is running in a centralized Windows
2003 server
I have my server up and running fine.
Question: Since RealVNC treats logins like console users, on windows
2k server, are you limited to the number of users you can have on at
the same time?
Thanks!
KM
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James Weatherall wrote:
Hi Roger,
Sounds like you're using Fast User Switching. .
Recent VNC Enterprise Personal Edition server builds handle this slightly
differently, which allows the console session to be accessed regardless of
which session it is.
Regards,
Wez @ RealVNC Ltd.
to multiple users on same laptop?
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote on Wednesday, May 24, 2006 10:37 AM:
Hi
I've used VNC Free edition very successfully for a couple
of years.
Just recently set up my laptop at home so my partner can
use
it for her emails etc but now I have a problem
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Subject: access to multiple users on same laptop?
Hi
I've used VNC Free edition very successfully for a couple of years.
Just recently set up my laptop at home so my partner can use
it for her
emails etc but now I have a problem connecting to my settings
mark strauss napisal(a):
Unable to connect to host: A socket operation was attempted to an
unreachable host. (10065)
What is making the laptop an unreachable host? I have no clue, but it
A firewall, I think?
Most modern Linux distributions come
Hi
I've used VNC Free edition very successfully for a couple of years.
Just recently set up my laptop at home so my partner can use it for her
emails etc but now I have a problem connecting to my settings on that
machine. Every time I connect it goes to the login screen; I can select her
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote on Wednesday, May 24, 2006 10:37 AM:
Hi
I've used VNC Free edition very successfully for a couple
of years.
Just recently set up my laptop at home so my partner can
use
it for her emails etc but now I have a problem connecting
to
my settings on that
Hi - tried looking at the other questions, but I start VNC (Run
WinVNC App Mode) and send http://my.ip:5800/ to another person -
they can enter the password and either just watch or drive my PC
depending on the option I have set... They don't have any VNC s/w
Yes, just bring up Configure User Mode Options from VNC Server (User
Mode) and then click on the Sharing tab. Click on Always treat new
connections as shared and that should be it.
Cheers,
Andy
Doug Beth Taylor wrote:
Hi - tried looking at the other questions, but I start VNC (Run
On the second client machine have them point to IP.of.the.server:1 or
ip.of.the.server:5901 and all should be well.
-Original Message-
From: John [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, June 15, 2005 1:08 AM
To: vnc-list@realvnc.com
Subject: multiple users, multiple local computers
I
believe XP will offer to register in DNS by default. You might try
adding static entries in WINS / DNS and see if that helps.
John
-Original Message-
From: John Koppe [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, June 15, 2005 12:13 PM
To: John Aldrich
Subject: RE: multiple users
I am running a small windows pier to pier network at the office. We would
like to allow 2 users from different locations to log into their own
machines at work. I have set up one VNC connection and it works fine, but
the second is challenging. I opened 2 ports on the router; 5900 and 5901. I
set
Hello Everyone -
I am trying to set up an WinVNC server so that if someone is connected, they won't be
dissconnected if someone else tries to connect. Looking at the documentation, it
appears that I need to change the following registry key to 2:
Your best bet then is to use TightVNC http://www.tightvnc.com/ and then right click
on the icon by the time clock after the person is connected and select Disable New
Clients This will block any more incoming clients from connecting, regardless of
shared connection. However, the drawback is that
Hi there...yes please i would like to have the word document..cuz i tried
reading the article and im totally confused...the case is im new to solaris
itself and i know nothing about linux thats why i wouldnt know what to
change and what to keep and i got myself confused with this article...
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Subject: help! with solaris and multiple users?
Hi D. M.
Your should reference the excellent article at:
http://www.sourcecodecorner.com/articles/vnc/linux.asp
which tells how to set up vnc so that it runs a new
session every time and uses Solaris logins.
I have done this on Solaris
Hi therei would really appreciate ur help...im using Xvnc on Solaris
Ultra5 and im new to the O/S so i have two questions:
1) i can only use Xvnc as a root (superuser) how can i change that ?
2)at the momenti can use only one password for all users...My aim is to
have different vnc
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