Seak, Teng-Fong wrote:
OK, after reading your other post, I now understand what you wanted
to do. However, there's a little problem with your original idea: since
VNC server seemed to crash because of other applications (Macromedia?),
even if there's an integrated VNC function to reboot
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Subject: Re: server closed connection unexpectedly
*** MY SOLUTION ***
Since the RESTART command-function is not VNC-integrated (and
because I
don't want to buy rip-off KVM-over-IP!), I finally found
something
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Seak, Teng-Fong wrote:
But I understood that you were asking people how to reboot your
computer, no??? If rebooting your computer isn't wanted, maybe try to
restart your VNC service from time to time? Maybe it's crashed by
other applications as you've stated?
Seak, Teng-Fong wrote:
But I understood that you were asking people how to reboot your
computer, no??? If rebooting your computer isn't wanted, maybe try to
restart your VNC service from time to time? Maybe it's crashed by
other applications as you've stated?
Yes, I was asking how can
*** MY SOLUTION ***
Since the RESTART command-function is not VNC-integrated (and because I
don't want to buy rip-off KVM-over-IP!), I finally found something that
works:
http://www.codeproject.com/csharp/remoteshutdownsubmission.asp
(you will need to create an account on the website to
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Seak, Teng-Fong wrote:
How about putting it in a scheduled task? I do this in one of my
company's server.
As there are other server's services as well, restarting the machine will
mean a temporary (and regular) out-of-service time (-_-)...
When I will be
Seak, Teng-Fong wrote:
How about putting it in a scheduled task? I do this in one of my
company's server.
As there are other server's services as well, restarting the machine will
mean a temporary (and regular) out-of-service time (-_-)...
When I will be back to my home (I'm currently
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I created a shortcut - called FORCED RESTART NOW located on my
desktop.
%windir%\system32\shutdown.exe -r -f -t 0
Interesting Neal...but how do you launch it?.. Telnet?..
How about putting it in a scheduled task? I do this in one of my
company's
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Subject: Re: server closed connection unexpectedly
Hi Mick,
As far as I know, if the application crashed and we're
talking here about
a
Windows machine, then someone needs to physically access it
to reboot it.
I am so lucky... after 10 hours I can
: closed (GetDC failed: Operation successful (0))
I don't know why the Operation successful appears(??)...since I got
server closed connection unexpectedly from the VNC Viewer. No timeout
event.
What is your diagnostic?...
As a general rule, winvnc4.exe runs at the Normal priority and this is
fine
On Sunday 28 January 2007 23:57, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Ah, luck faded away: I opened a simple Font file(!), and I'm getting the
same error again...
There's a mail server and an IM software currently running fine on the
machine... I really can't understand why VNC is so (damn) capricious.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Ah, luck faded away: I opened a simple Font file(!), and I'm getting the
same error again...
There's a mail server and an IM software currently running fine on the
machine... I really can't understand why VNC is so (damn) capricious.
A suggestion for the VNC
Beardudeguy wrote:
Seak, Teng-Fong wrote:
XP PRo comes with Telnet? Are you sure? Well, I was obviously
talking about telnet server, but not telnet client which is available in
every flavour of WinNT.
XP Pro comes with telnet server, it's a registered service.
Oh yes! You're
Given the weak passwords that the vast majority of Windows users have
(those
that bother setting a password inc. the Home WinXP administrator account)
I can foresee a big vulnerability due to social factors...
Aww come on, we aren't kids anymore, are we?
(^0^)//
Anyway the password could be
I created a shortcut - called FORCED RESTART NOW located on my
desktop.
%windir%\system32\shutdown.exe -r -f -t 0
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Ah, luck faded away: I opened a simple Font file(!), and I'm getting the
same error again...
There's a mail server and an IM software currently
I created a shortcut - called FORCED RESTART NOW located on my
desktop.
%windir%\system32\shutdown.exe -r -f -t 0
Interesting Neal...but how do you launch it?.. Telnet?..
Does someone know if I can attach files to the email (will it be
dispatched in the mailing-list?)... I found
On Sunday 28 January 2007 00:16, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi all,
I was using MACROMEDIA FLASH MX on my distant PC when the VNC viewer
closed itselft. When I try to reconnect, after the password prompt, I get:
server closed connection unexpectedly.
I tried to connect via Java: after
Hi Mick,
As far as I know, if the application crashed and we're talking here about
a
Windows machine, then someone needs to physically access it to reboot it.
I am so lucky... after 10 hours I can finally connect: the offending soft
was killed by DrWatson!
If
it is a Linux OS with MMF
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
If
it is a Linux OS with MMF running in Vmware or WINE then you should be
able
to ssh into it and kill the offending application.
Is there an alternative of ssh for Windows?...
Server editions of WinNT provide the option to install Telnet. So
you could
Seak, Teng-Fong wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
If
it is a Linux OS with MMF running in Vmware or WINE then you should be
able
to ssh into it and kill the offending application.
Is there an alternative of ssh for Windows?...
Server editions of WinNT provide the option to install
On Sunday 28 January 2007 18:55, Beardudeguy wrote:
Seak, Teng-Fong wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
If
it is a Linux OS with MMF running in Vmware or WINE then you should be
able
to ssh into it and kill the offending application.
Is there an alternative of ssh for Windows?...
Beardudeguy wrote:
Seak, Teng-Fong wrote:
Server editions of WinNT provide the option to install Telnet. So
you could telnet inside and do a shutdown/reboot. But only for server
editions ..
Windows XP Pro comes with Telnet.
XP PRo comes with Telnet? Are you sure? Well, I
Ah, luck faded away: I opened a simple Font file(!), and I'm getting the
same error again...
There's a mail server and an IM software currently running fine on the
machine... I really can't understand why VNC is so (damn) capricious.
A suggestion for the VNC programmers: add a user-defined
Seak, Teng-Fong wrote:
Beardudeguy wrote:
Seak, Teng-Fong wrote:
Server editions of WinNT provide the option to install Telnet. So
you could telnet inside and do a shutdown/reboot. But only for server
editions ..
Windows XP Pro comes with Telnet.
XP PRo comes with Telnet? Are
Hi all,
I was using MACROMEDIA FLASH MX on my distant PC when the VNC viewer
closed itselft. When I try to reconnect, after the password prompt, I get:
server closed connection unexpectedly.
I tried to connect via Java: after the password prompt, nothing happens...
I tried a version 3 viewer
: Richard Tenney [mailto:rlt at cs.umb.edu]
Sent: jeudi 21 octobre 2004 07:40
To: vnc-list at realvnc.com
Cc: jnw at realvnc.com; sts at fxm.ch
Subject: server closed connection unexpectedly - another solution
After a couple of days trying to get around the server closed
connection unexpectedly
From: Steve Worzman [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, April 27, 2005 6:48 PM
To: 'vnc-list@realvnc.com'
Subject: server closed connection unexpectedly - another solution
Adding the + did it -- after weeks of playing with every setting on my
router and firewall and Norton Antivirus
Hi,
Having probs at the momenthoping you can help.
Setup is
Server machine is on a WAN, incoming connection to router
Firebox router with relevant ports forwarded for VNC
Server Viewer machines both running XP Pro with latest version of VNC
When trying to connect get the error in the
Could anyone please help me figure out why I keep getting this message when I
try to connect to my bosses computer. This just started today.
Thanks.
Tara
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But today after restarting the VNC server machine I get the error server
closed connection unexpectedly
How can I fix it?
Thanks in advanced
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Im trying to connect between two pcs over the internet using VNC servers
and viewers.
Each PC is running XP with release two in place.
I can connect from A to B but when I try to connect from B to A I get an
error
Server closed connection unexpectedly
Im trying to connect between two pcs over the internet using VNC servers
and viewers.
Each PC is running XP with release two in place.
I can connect from A to B but when I try to connect from B to A I get an
error
Server closed connection unexpectedly
Any help would be appreciated
Richard,
Thinking I'd accidently typed the + in the server options
Connections | Access Control list, I removed it, leaving the
list entirely empty. This caused the server to throw the
SocketManager:
unknown network event for listener error whenever someone
tried to connect.
Yes,
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Subject: server closed connection unexpectedly - another solution
After a couple of days trying to get around the server closed
connection unexpectedly problem, I stumbled on something that clued
me in. Unfortunately, I don't recall where I found the hint. No
matter; the solution
After a couple of days trying to get around the server closed
connection unexpectedly problem, I stumbled on something that clued
me in. Unfortunately, I don't recall where I found the hint. No
matter; the solution is simple.
Thinking I'd accidently typed the + in the server options
Connections
Hello,
I have a problem when trying to connect to a pc running win2k pro.
I can't access it: as soon as I type its address in VNC viewer and press OK,
I get the following error server closed connection unexpectedly.
The event viewer log says: Source: WINVNC4 - SocketManager: unknown network
Wez, Tony:
Heyaz. Just to clarify: the info on faq.gotomyvnc.com about
port-80 and the NIS firewall was received from NIS Tech Support. I
have absolutely no idea why they think that port-80 filtering has
*anything* to do with VNC. But they apparently do.
It's a subtle distinction by an
Tony,
From this I'm assuming that the viewer is only used to
communicate in User Mode and that a browser is only used to
communicate in Service Mode. Sorry to all those experts who
are now falling about laughing but it wasn't obvious to me
and I still don't know if this is correct. But
Wez - thank for your reply - to follow the points through:
This is incorrect. The Java and native VNC Viewers are interchangeable.
The most common cause of issues with the Java Viewer is the use of a
separate port for serving the Java Viewer from the one used for the VNC protocol.
I'll look
I posted an item on the 29th September 2004 re: Server Closed Connection Unexpectedly
and I would like to thank Angelo Sarto, Tom Wright, Alan Watchorn and Joe D for
their comments and helpful advise. This has helped me sort the problem so to speak.
However, for those new to the RealVNC
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Subject: server closed connection unexpectedly
I have a laptop running WinXP Home Edition - SP2 talking (wireless) via a
D-Link ADSL router (a combined Router, Firewall, WAP and ADSL modem) to my
PC running WinXP Professional/Media Centre Edition - SP2 (via an Ethernet
connection). I can ping all
:25 AM
To: 'Tony Frost'; [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE: server closed connection unexpectedly
Tony,
From what I'm reading it sounds like you setting everything up the right
way...the only problem is that there are variables that you don't know or
are unsure about. So let eliminate somethings
I have a laptop running WinXP Home Edition - SP2 talking (wireless) via a D-Link ADSL
router (a combined Router, Firewall, WAP and ADSL modem) to my PC running WinXP
Professional/Media Centre Edition - SP2 (via an Ethernet connection). I can ping all
the machines successfully either way.
I
September 2004 23:09
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: server closed connection unexpectedly
I tried to run telnet to the machine running the vnc server
at port 5901 and I got RFB 003.003 instead of RFB 003.008.
The VNC server is running on a Win2K pro On the other hand I
can see a Win 2003
I can't access one of the machines in the office, W2k Pro, I guess is running
VNC Server service 3.3.7 . Appears server closed connection unexpectedly
after introduced the pwd for authentication. The VNC Viewer 4 is running on
WinXP Pro SP2, and from this machine I have no problem to access other
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Sent: 24 September 2004 13:03
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: server closed connection unexpectedly
I can't access one of the machines in the office, W2k Pro, I
guess is running VNC Server service 3.3.7 . Appears server
Message -
From: James Weatherall [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: 'Sergio Del Pino' [EMAIL PROTECTED]; [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, September 24, 2004 10:08 AM
Subject: RE: server closed connection unexpectedly
Sergio,
Your previous mails stated that If i deinstall VNC 4.0 and reinstall 3.3
all
Win XP Pro SP2
running VNC Server Service 4 and VNC Viewer 4.
Thanks in advance,
Sergio Del Pino
Argentina
server closed connection unexpectedly
James Weatherall jnw at realvnc.com
Thu Sep 9 10:04:00 2004
a.. Previous message: =?iso-8859-1?Q?server_closed_connection_unexpectedly?=
b.. Next
I have searched through the mailing list and none of the options about this
error seem to fit my situation.
I have installed the VNC server on Win2k Professional. The client is
connecting via WinXP Home. I always got the message when using the default
5900 port. Then when I reset the
Hi,
it's NOT e firewall issue! If i deinstall VNC 4.0 and reinstall 3.3 all
works fine... both 3.3 and 4.0 are using Port 5900.
It's definitly a software problem in 4.0, but it seems to noone knows
about...
Remember:
At the application log i found many errors:
SocketManager: unknown
network
: server closed connection unexpectedly
Hi,
it's NOT e firewall issue! If i deinstall VNC 4.0 and
reinstall 3.3 all
works fine... both 3.3 and 4.0 are using Port 5900.
It's definitly a software problem in 4.0, but it seems to noone knows
about...
Remember:
At the application log i found
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Subject: Re: server closed connection unexpectedly
What's the point in having a firewall built into Windows.
Unless it's possible to block access to that API. Hmmm
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Sent:Wednesday, 8 September 2004 12:39 AM
To: VNC List
Subject: RE: server closed connection unexpectedly
I use VNC 4.0 on WinXP, Win2000 and Win98 and I have not had any problems.
I installed for the first time using VNC 4.0 and have
to open these ports once SP2 XP has been
installed.
Regards.
John
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Sent:Wednesday, 8 September 2004 12:39 AM
To: VNC List
Subject: RE: server closed connection unexpectedly
I use VNC 4.0 on WinXP, Win2000 and Win98
?
Alan Watchorn
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Subject: server closed connection unexpectedly
Today i updated
So far I'm quietly watching the progress of topics like this
in this discussion list as well as several other discussion
forums and what I read is frightening, which to me states
that Microsoft is right regarding automatically turning on
the firewall on XP's service pack 2. What I don't
: Alan Watchorn[SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, 8 September 2004 12:39 AM
To: VNC List
Subject: RE: server closed connection unexpectedly
I use VNC 4.0 on WinXP, Win2000 and Win98 and I have not had any
problems.
I installed for the first time using VNC 4.0 and have not had
Subject: RE: server closed connection unexpectedly
I use VNC 4.0 on WinXP, Win2000 and Win98 and I have not had any
problems.
I installed for the first time using VNC 4.0 and have not had any
experience
with earlier versions or upgrades. Have you tried uninstalling the old
version
What's the point in having a firewall built into Windows.
Unless it's possible to block access to that API. Hmmm
The same point that there is in having ipchains/iptables in Linux - it
allows an Administrator to restrict access to only those services that are
actually required, so that
What's the point in having a firewall built into Windows.
Unless it's possible to block access to that API. Hmmm
James Weatherall wrote:
The same point that there is in having ipchains/iptables in Linux - it
allows an Administrator to restrict access to only those services that
are actually
Today i updated form vnc 3.3 to 4.0... since i'm using 4.0, on XP (pro
and home whith SP2), i always get the message:
server closed connection unexpectedly if i try to connect to the
server.
At the application log i found many errors: SocketManager: unknown
network event for listener
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Subject: server closed connection unexpectedly
Today i updated form vnc 3.3 to 4.0... since i'm
To: VNC List
Subject: RE: server closed connection unexpectedly
I use VNC 4.0 on WinXP, Win2000 and Win98 and I have not had any problems.
I installed for the first time using VNC 4.0 and have not had any
experience
with earlier versions or upgrades. Have you tried uninstalling the old
Hi, there,
I setup a VNC server at my remote desktop with Windows2k and locked the system with
ctr+alt+del,nbsp;then used VNC client to connect it, but it reported server closed
connection unexpectedly. Does the server still run if I lock win2k system? Anyone has
such experience?
Thanks.
nbsp
cai said:
Does the server still
run if I lock win2k system?
Are you running VNC as a service?
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Subject: Re: server closed connection unexpectedly
Hi James
It works perfectly to connect to the server without shh...
With ssh tunneling the error occurs: server closed connection
unexpectedly when trying to connect to the localhost (localhost:1)
This means that VNC
good evening ;-)
I'm trying to connecty to my computer at home using openssh for windows
and realyvnc 4.0 beta with ssh client putty.
It works perfectly to connect to the server without shh...
With ssh tunneling the error occurs: server closed connection
unexpectedly when trying to connect
: server closed connection
unexpectedly when trying to connect to the localhost (localhost:1)
When you launch the vNC client, go to Options and change the encoding
from ZRLE to Raw.
I had the same situation and this worked for me.
Interestingly, I still haven't gotten a reply
tunneling the error occurs: server closed connection
unexpectedly when trying to connect to the localhost (localhost:1)
When you launch the vNC client, go to Options and change the encoding
from ZRLE to Raw.
Sounds good but its not working for me so fare :(
Same effect, i press connect
It works perfectly to connect to the server without shh...
With ssh tunneling the error occurs: server closed connection
unexpectedly when trying to connect to the localhost (localhost:1)
This means that VNC Viewer is connecting to the SSH client but that the SSH
server cannot make
James,
I apologize for my mistake. Unfortunately I am back to my original problem.
I have set VNC Server 4 to listen on port 5901: by trying a connection to it
(myipaddress:1) the viewer prompts the message Server closed connection
unexpectedly. I have examined the event viewer of the problem PC
.
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Da: James Weatherall [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Inviato: mercoledl 28 gennaio 2004 18.22
A: 'Livio Curzola'; [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Oggetto: RE: Server closed connection unexpectedly
Livio,
Check
Livio,
Connection refused means that nothing is listening on that port on that
machine. Are you sure that VNC Server is running?
Cheers,
Wez @ RealVNC Ltd.
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Da: James Weatherall [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Inviato: giovedl 29 gennaio 2004 13.35
A: 'Livio Curzola'; [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Oggetto: RE: Server closed connection unexpectedly
Livio,
Connection
Hello to all.
I have just upgrade a VNC server, installed on a Windows NT4 Server
computer, from release 3.3.7 to release 4.0.b4. The problem I am facing is
that whenever I try to establish a new connection to this computer,
VNCViewer prompts the following error message: Server closed connection
Livio,
Check that the Application Event Log on the problem server is not full - VNC
Server 4b4 for Windows will quit if it finds itself unable to log
connections properly, rather than risk having un-logged connections made to
a server.
Cheers,
Wez @ RealVNC Ltd.
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