Hello VNC experts,
Has anyone encountered this error in Event Viewer:
TcpListenerManager: not listening on IPv6: Unable to create listening socket:
An Address incompatible with the requested protocol was used. (10047).
I saw a similar document on the VNC Knowledge base for IPv4 that suggests
of connecting to listening viewer doesn't
work
I'm afraid I can't shed any light on your connection problem - the
equivalent commands work for me. Do you have any security software on the
server box that might be interfering?
Yes, you're right in your understanding of what my script does. However
CONNECTING TO THE
LISTENING VIEWER COMPUTER BY RIGHT CLICKING ON THE VNC SERVER ICON IN THE
SYSTEM TRAY AND ADDING THE IP ADDRESS TO THE DIALOG WINDOW Connect to
listening VNC Viewer.
I also tried to connect to the listening computer using telnet, the
connection was successful.
So, the bottom line
Hi,
I am trying to create an icon for connecting to a listening viewer with the
information that I gathered about this subject, but it doesn't work.
All I can see, that a black DOS command line window pops up for a
millisecond in the left upper corner of the screen, but nothing else
happens
: VNC in listening mode, connection fails with read: Connection
reset by peer (10054)
Philip,
Thanks for your reply. I've managed to work around the problem, but thought
I should give an update just in case anyone else runs into the same thing.
First, I do understand that I shouldn't have
Greetings,
[...]
On another PC in my Belkin's internal network, I can start up the VNC
Server, select Add Client, and connect to the listening viewer
successfully by using 192.168.2.10, and can see the server machine's
desktop. Works perfectly. If on that same machine I instead select Add
).
In this configuration I was able to connect from that tunneling machine to
my VNC-listening machine using the external DDNS name.
The only reason I was going through all this is because I am setting up a
computer for my in-laws and testing it before taking it over to their house.
I wanted to make
outside
your own LAN. Can you (after lowering the security settings) access the
router's configuration pages from outside? Have you tried getting an
external server to connect?
Incidentally, in the scenario you describe you need forward only port 5500
to the host of the listening client; you would
Greetings,
I have my home PC configured to Run Listening VNC Viewer, and the PC has a
static IP address of 192.168.2.10 behind a wireless Belkin router. I have
port-forwarded TCP ports 5500, 5800, and 5900 in my Belkin router to the
same port addresses in 192.168.2.10, and I have configured
, so it should be listening on port 5800 +N right?
So I ran a netstat -tulp | grep vnc and this is what I got:
tcp0 0 *:5903 *:*
LISTEN 1791/Xvnc
tcp0 0 *:6003 *:*
LISTEN 1791/Xvnc
tcp0
: vnc-list-boun...@realvnc.com [mailto:vnc-list-
boun...@realvnc.com] On Behalf Of Mike Miller
Sent: 06 August 2009 20:04
To: vnc-list@realvnc.com
Subject: VNC server not listening on port 5800, 5801, etc. - Cannot
connect via http
I am new to both Linux and VNC, but so far have been able
in my vncservers config file and DO NOT have the
-nohttpd variable listed, so it should be listening on port 5800 +N right?
So I ran a netstat -tulp | grep vnc and this is what I got:
tcp0 0 *:5903 *:*
LISTEN 1791/Xvnc
tcp0 0 *:6003
DHCP, then you have two options. Run a listening client at your end, and
manage your own incoming port forwarding for port 5500. Then the client
simply has to right-click their VNC server icon and enter your IP or domain
address, and it'll connect. To speed this up, you can leave a command
script
of the remote machine - that's if you don't notice Windows Media
Player popping up to play the TADA sound! If you need to stop it,
use Control-C in the command window.
If you have VNC running on remote machines which get their addresses
from DHCP, then you have two options. Run a listening
with a simple script which they click to connect to my listening client.
I've set up port-forwarding at my end to allow port 5500 through to my
preferred machine, and all Uncle Joe has to do to get my help is
double-click the script's icon on their desktop. The advantage of this
arrangement is that I can deal
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Behalf Of Philip Herlihy
Sent: Sunday, July 05, 2009 11:31 AM
To: 'Dale Eshelman'
Cc: vnc-list@realvnc.com
Subject: RE: Command-line connection to listening client from Vista machine?
[now SCRIPTS]
Sorry it's taken so long to respond - inundated
-
From: vnc-list-boun...@realvnc.com [mailto:vnc-list-boun...@realvnc.com
] On
Behalf Of Philip Herlihy
Sent: Sunday, July 05, 2009 11:31 AM
To: 'Dale Eshelman'
Cc: vnc-list@realvnc.com
Subject: RE: Command-line connection to listening client from Vista
machine?
[now SCRIPTS]
Sorry
On XP machines I've set up a script which invokes a connection to a
listening client:
vinvnc4.ext - connect MyClientHost.MyDomain.com
- very useful. This doesn't work on Vista. Can anyone advise on how I'd do
the equivalent from a command-line or command-file? The Vista box has VNC
running
a connection to a
listening client:
vinvnc4.ext - connect MyClientHost.MyDomain.com
- very useful. This doesn't work on Vista. Can anyone advise on
how I'd do
the equivalent from a command-line or command-file? The Vista box
has VNC
running as a service.
Phil, London
Hi all,
Our server restarted un-provoked the other day and now for some reason
the VNC Listening Viewer will not work. It gives the following error:
Unable to bind listening socket: Only one usage of each socket address
(protocol/network address/port) is normally permitted. (10048
It seems like the Hosts property is not inspected when the
connect to listening viewer option is used. Was this intentional?
Shouldn't there at least be an option to respect this setting when
connecting a listening viewer? If not, this could give rise to a potential
social
On Oct 24, 2008, at 12:55 PM, Cody Bennett wrote:
I work for a campus helpdesk where we use VNC to remotely control user
machines. At the moment, a user must drill into the sub-menu, find the
run vnc server shortcut and then add the client (me, running in
listening mode).
Here's the ideal
I work for a campus helpdesk where we use VNC to remotely control user
machines. At the moment, a user must drill into the sub-menu, find the
run vnc server shortcut and then add the client (me, running in
listening mode).
Here's the ideal situation:
Find a shortcut that we could make
Hi,
I just want to clarify that VNC viewer is meant for the forward
connection and Listening VNC Viewer is meant for the backword connection. Am
I right? If anyone feel to add something here then please.
Thanks,
Paresh
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VNCVIEWER is is used outgoing to connect to another system running a server
used when the ports are setup so you can directly connect to the system
you want to watch or control
listening VNCVIEWER Accepts incoming connections
used when a firewall or something else is blocking your connection
Hi list,
I know the functionality I'm asking for isn't offered by realvnc but
maybe someone can help me with advice, third party tools, etc,...
I have multiple vncservers listening on an internal network.
I have 1 public IP address and I want to make it possible that based
upon login
tools, etc,...
I have multiple vncservers listening on an internal network.
I have 1 public IP address and I want to make it possible that based
upon login and password a user gets connected to the server that belongs
his login.
Anyone an idea?
Thanks,...
Js
I saw some postings on how to write a batch file for:
Customer with a windows PC:
- first, starts vnc server
- then, connects to listening VNC viewer on my windows PC
- finally, stops vnc server
But I didn't see a clear answer. Here's the best I've come up with,
which has some similarities
Thank you for your answers.
This certainly clears up the subject.
I had this answer in the back of my mind but was not too sure of it.
Thanks again.
Francois
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Running VNC connections in listening mode, I have:
- a permanently running VNC Viewer started via this command:
vncviewer.exe -listen 5500
- a VNC Server which initiates the connection via this command:
winvnc4.exe -connect xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx::5500
On the password side:
- for the Server, I
On Monday 01 January 2007 20:34, Geza Levai wrote:
I had NO PROBLEM connecting to his PC in his HOME using exactly the
SAME method.
(1st of all this means, that there is no problem on my end, right?).
Most likely.
We tried it also by having him disable his XP firewall on his
.
We're not talking about the same port. The default port of 5900 is for
accessing your PC on port 5900 from a client machine by doing it the
old fashioned way.
The port of 5500 is for the sole purpose of making the connection by
using Listening VNC viewer on the client
I am unable to connect to my friend's PC at his work place with
Listening VNC Viewer. (Free version.)
(where I was running Listening VNC Viewer on my PC and he entered my
IP address in the window add new client on his PC).
I had NO PROBLEM connecting to his PC in his
sense
On 01/01/07, Geza Levai [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am unable to connect to my friend's PC at his work place with
Listening VNC Viewer. (Free version.)
(where I was running Listening VNC Viewer on my PC and he entered my
IP address in the window add new client on his PC
Hi,
I would like to know if is possible to setup Listening Viewer to ask for
connection when a user tries to connect.
I.e. I always have the listening viewer opened. When a user wants my
help, he clicks on a desktop icon that is a shortcut to: realvnc4
-connect:192.168.0.x (my IP Address) and I
e.g. drag winvnc4.exe shortcut from windows explorer to desktop
(or place in favourites/quicklaunch/Start menu in XP non-classic)
then into the target field of that shortcut's properties put for
example
E:\Program Files\RealVNC\VNC4\winvnc4.exe -connect 129.200.9.33:0
Hello,
Administrator can use VNC viewer but the normal user will get the error
Error creating listening Daemon: (Error binding Flasher socket) Perhaps
another VNC viewer is already running?
Another VNC session is not running
Sincerely,
Jacob Mueller
Customer Support Engineer
TomoTherapy
Jacob,
You appear to be running a very old version of VNC Viewer, in Listening
mode. The first thing to try is upgrading to a recent release.
Regards,
Wez @ RealVNC Ltd.
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Sent: 07
with your network setup.
Cheers,
Wez @ RealVNC Ltd.
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Peyton Sherwood
Sent: 04 January 2006 22:01
To: vnc-list@realvnc.com
Subject: not listening on added interface
Hello,
This is a somewhat
Hello,
This is a somewhat technical question.
We've been using VNC for some time now at my office, and we think
we've recently discovered a bug. I'd like to know if anyone else has
noticed this behavior, whether anyone can reproduce it, and whether
anyone knows if there's a fix.
When a new
running a VNC server, so I run a listening
viewer on the same windows box on my home network. I choose Add new
client on the client pc and add localhost as the address, and...
nothing happens on my home PC.
Do you have the correct port forwarding for the listening viewer port
(starting at 5500
localhost as the destination IP address. However I
need to go the other way...
The same client PC is also running a VNC server, so I run a listening
viewer on the same windows box on my home network. I choose Add new
client on the client pc and add localhost as the address, and...
nothing happens
localhost as the destination IP address. However I
need to go the other way...
The same client PC is also running a VNC server, so I run a listening
viewer on the same windows box on my home network. I choose Add new
client on the client pc and add localhost as the address, and...
nothing happens
network using localhost as the destination IP address. However I
need to go the other way...
The same client PC is also running a VNC server, so I run a listening
viewer on the same windows box on my home network. I choose Add new
client on the client pc and add localhost as the address
to this forum. I have a computer connected to DSL using
XP. I receive an Unable to bind listening socket: only one usage of
each socket address is normally permitted. Is there something running
that I don't see? I made sure all instances of VNC server was shut down.
Any Ideas.
Mike
Hello, I'm new to this forum. I have a computer connected to DSL using
XP. I receive an Unable to bind listening socket: only one usage of
each socket address is normally permitted. Is there something running
that I don't see? I made sure all instances of VNC server was shut down.
Any Ideas
]; vnc-list@realvnc.com
Subject: RE: says, Cannot establish any listening sockets...
James,
I did a 'find' on those files, but could not locate. Would
you know in which
directory I can find these files?
Thanks,
Jeet
From: James Weatherall [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: 'Jeet Narsinghani
I did that... still not to be found. Any other help?
Jeet
From: John Aldrich [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: 'Jeet Narsinghani' [EMAIL PROTECTED], vnc-list@realvnc.com
Subject: RE: says, Cannot establish any listening sockets...
Date: Wed, 27 Jul 2005 14:09:28 -0400
ls -al in /tmp is should show
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Behalf Of Jeet Narsinghani
Sent: Thursday, July 28, 2005 3:07 PM
To: vnc-list@realvnc.com
Subject: RE: says, Cannot establish any listening sockets...
I did that... still not to be found. Any other help?
Jeet
From: John Aldrich [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: 'Jeet Narsinghani
Yes, I did look into .vnc directory and tried to kill that pid. Says, no
such process.
From: John Aldrich [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: 'Jeet Narsinghani' [EMAIL PROTECTED], vnc-list@realvnc.com
Subject: RE: says, Cannot establish any listening sockets...
Date: Thu, 28 Jul 2005 15:48:56 -0400
Well
Just to make sure this gets to the list, I inadvertantly emailed him
directly, leaving off the list.
-Original Message-
From: John Aldrich
Sent: Thursday, July 28, 2005 5:15 PM
To: 'Jeet Narsinghani'
Subject: RE: says, Cannot establish any listening sockets...
Try deleting that file
listening sockets...
I did that... still not to be found. Any other help?
Jeet
From: John Aldrich [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: 'Jeet Narsinghani' [EMAIL PROTECTED], vnc-list@realvnc.com
Subject: RE: says, Cannot establish any listening sockets...
Date: Wed, 27 Jul 2005 14:09:28 -0400
ls -al
James,
I did a 'find' on those files, but could not locate. Would you know in which
directory I can find these files?
Thanks,
Jeet
From: James Weatherall [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: 'Jeet Narsinghani' [EMAIL PROTECTED], vnc-list@realvnc.com
Subject: RE: says, Cannot establish any listening
Hi List,
I am trying to run vnc on a hp-ux system and I am getting this message:
_XSERVTransSocketUNIXCreateListener: ...SocketCreateListener() failed
_XSERVTransMakeAllCOTSServerListeners: server already running
Fatal server error:
Cannot establish any listening sockets - Make
ls -al in /tmp is should show the directory.
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Behalf Of Jeet Narsinghani
Sent: Wednesday, July 27, 2005 1:38 PM
To: vnc-list@realvnc.com
Subject: says, Cannot establish any listening sockets...
Hi List,
I am trying
What is the difference between Listening VNC Viewer and VNC Viewer?
Thanks,
Kimberly
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A listening Viewer allows the Server computer to connect to you.
Situation: I am running a vnc server on my computer and I want your
help, but I am behind a firewall so you can't connect to me...
You, being technically savvy, set up your router to forward port 5500
to your machine and then you
Kimberly,
Generally with VNC viewer you make a connection from VNC viewer to the VNC
server. In certain situations it would be advantageous to allow a remote
system (VNC server) to initiate a connection to the viewer. Executing the
Listening viewer leaves the viewer dormant in your system
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Thanks,
Jim.
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To: James Weatherall; vnc-list@realvnc.com
Subject: Re: ManagedListener: Unable to Bind Listening Socket (10048)
James,
I have VNC Server 3.37 disabled and VNC Server 4.1.1 starting
automatically
under Services. When I manually run VNC 3.37, there are more
limited options
under
computer, I receive the following message in a DOS window:
ManagedListener: unable to bind listening socket: Only one usage of
each socket address (protocol/network address/port) is normally
permitted. (10048)
VNC appears to be working. I was wondering what this message
Group. When I start my
computer, I receive the following message in a DOS window:
ManagedListener: unable to bind listening socket: Only one usage of
each socket address (protocol/network address/port) is normally
permitted. (10048)
VNC appears to be working. I
without removing VNC 3.3.7...
Regards,
Wez @ RealVNC Ltd.
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Sent: 16 March 2005 09:55
To: vnc-list@realvnc.com
Subject: ManagedListener: Unable to Bind Listening Socket (10048)
I
,
Wez @ RealVNC Ltd.
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: 16 March 2005 09:55
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Subject: ManagedListener: Unable to Bind Listening Socket (10048)
I am running Windows XP Home
Ha! I'm going email anonymously, everyone in your company to watch
out! :-] heh! heh!
Date: Tue, 15 Mar 2005 12:35:20 -0300
Hey guys,
I hope someone can help me.
I need to run VNC 4 in my company in listening mode without the users note
that they4re been monitored, but i can4t find where i
Hey guys,
I hope someone can help me.
I need to run VNC 4 in my company in listening mode without the users note
that they4re been monitored, but i can4t find where i must set that.
Thanks,
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Nilton - RedLine Contact Center said:
Hey guys,
I hope someone can help me.
I need to run VNC 4 in my company in listening mode without the users
note that they4re been monitored, but i can4t find where i must set that.
You can't find it because it's not there.
http://www.realvnc.com
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Gesendet: Freitag, 17. Dezember 2004 19:09
An: 'Johannes Kutsam'; [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Betreff: RE: listening client only gets gray screen- but mouse moves
Johannes,
Saying that the screen was grey rather than black isn't
wrong - it's just that if the screen
.
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From: Johannes Kutsam [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 19 December 2004 11:12
To: 'James Weatherall'; [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: AW: listening client only gets gray screen- but mouse moves
wez,
About Fast User Switching / Remote Desktop:
Would it help to restart the server
I have a ComputerB behind a Firewall that i cannot change and a
ComputerA behind another firewall both run WindowsXP.
B is running a VNCServer. A is running the VNC listening client.
The Firewall at A's network is configured to forward 5500 to A.
When B add's A with add new client
Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: 17 December 2004 11:20
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: listening client only gets gray screen- but mouse moves
I have a ComputerB behind a Firewall that i cannot change and a
ComputerA behind
.
regards,
johannes kutsam
-Urspr|ngliche Nachricht-
Von: James Weatherall [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Gesendet: Freitag, 17. Dezember 2004 15:20
An: 'Johannes Kutsam'; [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Betreff: RE: listening client only gets gray screen- but mouse moves
Johannes,
Are you using
Weatherall'; [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: AW: listening client only gets gray screen- but mouse moves
james,
I am using Windows XP on both clients. I am using the most
current VNC 4. -
Well the screen was rather black then gray, sorry for that mistake.
The connection seemed to work one
James Weatherall wrote:
The number of servers you can connect to a single listening viewer is
limited only by system resources. You don't need to run multiple viewers.
Thanks Wez. It would appear that RealVNC is even cleverer than I was
already giving it credit for.
However, I fail
Andrew,
VNC Server operates like any other TCP/IP server. Connections are uniquely
identified by the port numbers used at the two ends.
Wez @ RealVNC Ltd.
Thanks Wez. It would appear that RealVNC is even cleverer
than I was already giving it credit for.
However, I fail to understand
planned to temporarily open an port in my firewall and forward it to my
machine where the vncviewer is running in listening mode.
How can I tell my friend with one command to get his server ready so that
i can tell him/show him what needs to be done on his computer?
Windows has the nice add new client
Scenario:
I am running a Listening Viewer and I want to accept connections from
two remote Servers at the same time.
Both Servers are setup with default configurations (display 0) and are
both on the same LAN behind a DSL router. Using the supplied Listen
Viewer entry in the Start-Menu I can
one.
Good Luck,
Angelo
On Sun, 28 Nov 2004 22:57:17 GMT, Andrew Borland
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Scenario:
I am running a Listening Viewer and I want to accept connections from
two remote Servers at the same time.
Both Servers are setup with default configurations (display 0) and are
both
according to the port number from step 1
3. on your friends computer (OYFC): install vnc, have him/her run
vncpasswd and set the password
4. OYFC: run vncserver
5. OYFC: run vncconfig -connect YY: where Y is your
hostname or Public IP and is the port you are listening
for connections. You will
need to forward for each port in your firewall or router if you use one.
Good Luck,
Angelo
On Sun, 28 Nov 2004 22:57:17 GMT, Andrew Borland
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Scenario:
I am running a Listening Viewer and I want to accept connections from
two remote Servers
I am attempting to modify the VNC Viewer's
listening mode option to only allow one
connection open at a time. For example:
Computer 1: run listening viewer
Computer 2: connect to computer 1
Computer 1: accept connection from #2
Computer 3: connect to computer 1
Computer 1: disconnect connection
an add client back to a
listening viewer for firewall traversal?
Sure SSH can tunnel any tcp connection...
If it is possible, which end of the link has to initiate the PuTTY
session,
Well actually, either one, since ssh supports tunnels back to client
(Remote)... But you need a server
to use SSH (PuTTY) to secure
a reverse connection where the server does an add client back to a
listening viewer for firewall traversal?
Sure SSH can tunnel any tcp connection...
If it is possible, which end of the link has to initiate the PuTTY
session,
Well actually, either one
Frank said:
I have RealVnc v. 4 and note that the Start Menu for RealVNC has a
Listening
VNC Viewer selection.
I can find nothing in the documentation that references this program
option.
Does anyone know if this is operational and what it is supposed to do?
Take a look at the info
I have found an e-mail in the archives with the EXACT same problem that
we are having right now with Win VNC version 3.3.3 running on Windows 98
Second Edition. As far as I could tell, however, there were no answers
to this question. Hopefully now someone will be able to help us get past
this.
]
Subject: Win VNC Not Listening
I have found an e-mail in the archives with the EXACT same
problem that we are having right now with Win VNC version
3.3.3 running on Windows 98 Second Edition. As far as I could
tell, however, there were no answers to this question.
Hopefully now someone
Mr Samurai,
Check which version of Winsock you have installed - VNC normally requires
Winsock 2.0 or better in order to run. Also check that your TCP stack is
correctly installed - try using telnet to connect to another machine to
test this.
Wez @ RealVNC Ltd.
if your config is correct.
http://www.gotomyvnc.com/
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De : Tom Burton [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Envoyi : jeudi 3 juin 2004 05:23
@ : [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Objet : Connecting to a listening system across internet
I am a new user. I tried to connect to a user that had
I am a new user. I tried to connect to a user that had
VNC listening on their side with the IP address that
pops up when they move the mouse over the VNC icon in
the system tray. I could not connect.
Does it make a difference if the receiving home system
is using a broadband connection
Hello,
thank you for your answers. We now made some more trials with VNC on Linux /
SuSE 9.1 and we got listening mode and vncconnect working, but there are
still some questions.
First I explain what we have done and what is working:
We startet the vnc viewer on the client with:
vncviewer
at the manuals and know how to use vnc in usual mode: we can
look at an other computer and control it. We also found the commands to
start the client in listening-mode:
vncviewer -listen :0
Then on the server we executed the following command:
vncconnect -display :0 hostname
... but nothing
look at an other computer and control it. We also found the commands to
start the client in listening-mode:
vncviewer -listen :0
Then on the server we executed the following command:
vncconnect -display :0 hostname
... but nothing happend! No error-message!
We are working on a Suse 9.1-System
and control it. We also found the commands to
start the client in listening-mode:
On the linux machine?
vncviewer -listen :0
Then on the server we executed the following command:
vncconnect -display :0 hostname
... but nothing happend! No error-message!
???
We are working on a Suse
Have you tried to set another display to see if there's any conflict with some
other application?
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De : Java Samurai [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Envoyi : jeudi 20 mai 2004 23:05
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Objet : Not listening Windows98
When I start my VNC
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Objet : Not listening Windows98
When I start my VNC server on Windows98 it always
says
not listening. I used to have Zone Alarm but have
uninstalled it.
I have also tried with TightVNC which lets you
specify
port numbers, but I have the same problem.
I have seen
Display number can be changed in server's setting:
http://www.realvnc.com/winvnc.html#10
-Message d'origine-
De : Java Samurai [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Envoyi : lundi 24 mai 2004 18:06
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Objet : RE: Not listening Windows98
How do I do that?
--- Seak
mai 2004 18:06
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Objet : RE: Not listening Windows98
How do I do that?
--- Seak, Teng-Fong [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Have you tried to set another display to see if
there's any conflict with some other
application?
-Message d'origine-
De
When I start my VNC server on Windows98 it always says
not listening. I used to have Zone Alarm but have
uninstalled it.
I have also tried with TightVNC which lets you specify
port numbers, but I have the same problem.
I have seen other posts on this topic but no
resolutions.
If you have any
Greetings,
Is there any way to add new clients from the computer running the
vncserver to connect to computers listening?
---
Aaron Axelsen
Learning Technology Center
UW - Whitewater
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