>I know this isn't going to make you feel any better, but I VNC into NT 4
>SP5/6 servers from a Win2K Terminal Server with no problems. The Terminal
>Services by default runs at 256 colors. Perhaps cranking down your PC's
>video to 256 colors before launching VNC might help.
>
>That said, I also do it from my Win2K Pro workstation and that is always at
>16bit and still no BSODS.
>
>Running the latest VNC from AT&T's site.
To be fair, I remember now that I use VNC(viewer) from a Win2000 Pro
workstation on a fairly regular basis. I haven't seen any problems with
this setup, which I think contains the 3.3.3r2 viewer (don't remember
whether this is the latest). The machines in question have Nvidia TNT2
video cards and (i think) 3c905B NICs - but I can't quite be sure of the
latter, or any other detail, because I don't administrate these machines -
I'm just forced to use them for one of my University programming courses.
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