Hi Woody,

You're correct, there's no difference between a viewer->server connection
and a server->viewer connection, so the problem must lie somewhere in your
network configuration.

You can check the VNC Viewer's "Info" dialog to get the line-speed estimate,
regardless of how the connection was started, which may be of use.

Regards,

Wez @ RealVNC Ltd.
 

> -----Original Message-----
> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] 
> [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Ed Wood
> Sent: 07 June 2006 18:30
> To: [email protected]
> Subject: vncviewer in listen mode comparatively slow
> 
> Good day folks,
> 
> I have been testing Real VNC's vncviewer (version 4.1.2) and 
> trying to get 
> it working in listening mode and finding it unusably slow.  I 
> have someone 
> start WinVNC server at a remote site, start up the VNCviewer 
> locally and 
> connect to the server's port 5900 and all is well.  Fast and 
> useful.  Then I 
> start the viewer locally in listening mode, have the remote 
> site right click 
> their WinVNC server icon and select  "Add new client" and the 
> connection is 
> unusably slow.
> 
> I've tried having the server side behind a firewall with port 
> 5900 forwarded 
> back and also sitting directly on the interenet.  The 
> VNCViewer side is 
> behind a firewall with port 5500 forwarded back.  I have 
> tried it with a 
> linksys router serving that role, and also an OpenBSD 
> firewall.  It takes a 
> couple of minutes to draw the screen and then remote access 
> is hit and miss 
> at best and slow when it's a hit (as in click the Windows 
> Start button on 
> the server side and wait about a minute for the menus to display)
> 
> As far as I'm concerned, it's the VNCviewer.exe and 
> WinVNC.exe establishing 
> a socket and it should be irrelevant how it's done.  What am 
> I missing?  Is 
> anyone else running anything similar?  Thanks in advance for 
> any feedback.
> 
> Woody
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