When I remote control other PC with VNC - I control the video part. Why
can't I hear the audio of the remote PC ?
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Well...I have emailed several times the last few days and I finally found out why I
couldn't get VNC to work...Birch Telcom, my ISP, blocks the ports that VNC uses.
Once I spoke to their 2nd tier tech. support guys, they knew exactly what I was
talking about...they said "oh, you need your port
F_gaudi said:
> Goodmorning!
> I\'m a newby using your software and I found it excellent.
> A friend of mine told me that it\'s possible to give in a script the ip
> address, port (5900) VNC password to establish a quick connection to a
> specified server, the problem is how do I obtain the correct
ard=0
> localcursor=1
> scale_num=1
> scale_den=1
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> Thanks in advance for a quick answer...
> Best regards
> Franco
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On Wed, 03 Nov 2004 16:21:51 -0900, n/a n/a <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>I would like assistance please.
>
> I'm attempting to connect
The Options item in the tray icon isn't accessible except to Administrators,
under NT/2K/XP/2K3. Under Windows 95/98/Me the Options item can be disabled
by adding the DisableOptions DWORD to the registry, and setting it to zero.
Wez @ RealVNC Ltd.
> -Original Message-
> From: Damion Fo
No. the colon is only needed to separate IPs.
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Subject: RE: AuthHosts syntax - Colon needed?
What if I only need 1 address in there? Do I still n
Damion,
We don't support hiding of the tray icon, since there's no real need to do
so and it raises all manner of privacy issues...
Cheers,
Wez @ RealVNC Ltd.
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> Sent: 04 November 2004
Is there any info on the timeline for the upcoming release of the VNC
Server Enterprise Edition for Unix?
Are any of you using the Enterprise Edition on Windows? Liking it?
Mike
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anyone know how to hide the tray icon in winvnc 4
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Guys,
We do tend to concentrate on writing the software, fixing bugs in it, adding
features and so on, and haven't got around to adding this to the FAQ - sorry
about that. :)
The list has extensive discussions of port forwarding issues and a working
search engine facility, and yet we still get lo
Does your ISP assign your IP? I would register a dynamic dns name at
www.dyndns.org and get DirectUpdate from www.directupdate.net to
ensure your dynamic dns is updated when your IP changes. I've been
using both for quite some time now and couldn't live without them.
Also, have you forwarded por
On Thu, 04 Nov 2004 10:27:21 +0100, Corni Beerse <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Michael Rosen wrote:
>
> > Wow, I finally figured out how to get the client to work at least.
> > Since I changed ports I needed to tell the client to connect to
> > "myhost:7900."
>
> Is that for the webserver, or the
Todd Westby would like to recall the message, "VNC-List digest, Vol 1 #1122 - 28 msgs".
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You could always "nominate" that as a FAQ in the "faq.gotomyvnc.com" page...
They *do* take suggestions there.
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I'm not sure I understand the second paragraph of your first message
about the ports. But I put everything back to 5900/5800 anyway.
Are you referring to the Windows hosts file? I thought that affected
outgoing connections. I am using a custom hosts file from
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Michael Rosen wrote:
Wow, I finally figured out how to get the client to work at least.
Since I changed ports I needed to tell the client to connect to
"myhost:7900."
Is that for the webserver, or the vncviewer?
Still no such luck on the java side. What's odd is that it appears at
first to be con
Michael,
Have you modified the "Hosts" setting at all?
A common cause of problems is that people delete all the settings from
Hosts, which (for safety) locks out all incoming connections.
Wez @ RealVNC Ltd.
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Michael,
If you are running the server on port 7900 then you'll need to specify
something like ::7900 in the Connection Details dialog.
Also be aware that the server tells the Java Viewer which port it is serving
VNC on, so if you have set your router to forward a port different to the
one that t
Hi,
I'm looking at writing my own custom administrative template for VNC, that
I can deploy via group policies. But I'm having trouble finding where the
registry setting should go. Currently our VNC settings are stored in
HKLM\SOFTWARE\ORL\WinVNC3. However reading the documentation on Microsoft's
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