Hi,
Ihave some tough problem.I have installed vnc server on solaris machine and
viewer on windows desktop.For the security purpose i have taken remote
dektop of viewer machine to my desktop.I can see solaris cde console .but i
want to install something on aix which i can access only from solaris
Does realvnc have to ability to lock the server's monitor when I am using a
remote client? Basically I want the server to lock anyone out of the system,
unless it's me, in which case I would like for it to ask me for a password to
get back in. Basically, I want the same feature that Windows Re
You need to follow the instruction here:
http://support.dlink.com/faq/view.asp?prod_id=1324
Instead of using port 3389, enter port 5900. The "private IP" is the
local IP of your WinXP box (if you don't know it, do "ipconfig" from a
DOS prompt). For protocol type, choose "TCP".
Then, from a remot
Ragu:
You should be able to find what you need here:
http://faq.gotomyvnc.com/fom-serve/cache/63.html
cheers,
Scott
Hi there,
My server is behind a router(my own one) and I can not use this
feature(remote access over the internet) as I thought before. Could you send
me detail inst
Speaking of the GPL. I have had problems with Laplink in giving me the
latest version on their source. This surprises me because when they first
modified vnc (to add SSL support to the server and java viewer) they had a
link on their web site to it. But when Laplink updated vnc to add SSL
suppor
More detail will be required. Things such as how many PCs, what operating
system(s) etc. Basically you're going to have to get into your router
configuration and open ports 5800 (for web viewer) and 5900 at the very
least. After that, mostly depends on what, exactly your details are. One
thing to k
Every router is different. You will need to add a port forward for port
5900 to the internal IP address of the server (also port 5800 of you
want to use the java viewer). Once that has happened, you will be able
to remotely connect using the external IP address that your ISP has
given you. I ca
Hi there,
My server is behind a router(my own one) and I can not use this
feature(remote access over the internet) as I thought before. Could you send
me detail instructions that can be used to configure my router settings(web
based).
Your reply with instructions is greatly appreciate
Hmm.
Well, you appear to be correct. Or at least explain a few things.
I found the method used to install VNC. It appears to be a vanilla install
of 3.3.3 R9, and after that, a program in a directory named vnc_sec is run,
which installs the NT Validation. It installs new versions of various
execu
Thank you for the quick reply.
Yes.
The FAQ (troubleshooting.html) says:
"On Windows 2000/XP there are reports that blue screens occur as a
result of having Microsoft Hotfix installed, with or without VNC
installed."
Therefore I'd like to know if anyone is experiencing some problem with
VNC inst
On Fri, 8 Apr 2005, Steve Bostedor wrote:
No, I downloaded the shareware version and requested to purchase the
source. I was ignored. There was no copy of the GPL and no release
notes of changes to the VNC source. All a violation of the GPL.
Thanks Steve. Another one for the Wall of Shame.
M
VNC related problems?
- Steve
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> is anyone having compatibility problems with W2K because o
is anyone having compatibility problems with W2K because of Microsoft
Hotfix?
Any comment would be helpful!
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No, I downloaded the shareware version and requested to purchase the
source. I was ignored. There was no copy of the GPL and no release
notes of changes to the VNC source. All a violation of the GPL.
- Steve
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> From: Mike Miller [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Fr
On Fri, 8 Apr 2005, Steve Bostedor wrote:
They are violating the GPL by not including the source and a copy of the
GPL.
So you actually purchased the product and found that the source is not
included?
Mike
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Steve Bostedor wrote:
I misread section 3a and thought it was saying that you could only
charge as much as the working version for the source but it really says
that you can only charge as much as it physically costs you to
distribute the source.
As far as delivering the source, they are obligated
> As for a hall of infamy, I reckon it would be fun, but also libellous
> unless undertaken wrt to the written letter of GPL law.
>
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> http://www.dkcomputing.co.uk
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Yea, I guess the liabillity could be an issue if you just thro
I misread section 3a and thought it was saying that you could only
charge as much as the working version for the source but it really says
that you can only charge as much as it physically costs you to
distribute the source.
As far as delivering the source, they are obligated to deliver it upon
re
James,
Sorry, no way to get logs when connecting with vncviewer TCP-Adress:50
When I try to connect with TCP-Adress:333 there is a "Connection refused
(211)" error message.
But with TCP-Adress:50 only:
Fri Apr 8 15:51:17 2005
CConn: connected to host 10.12.88.249 port 5950
main:E
Elayne,
VNC Server 4 will show both monitors in one large desktop, which will almost
certainly be too large for the viewer to display - the viewer will therefore
provide scrollbars to allow the displayed portion of the remote desktop to
be changed.
If you really aren't seeing the other displays,
Kyle et al,
This is irrelevant. If they are distributing software that is based on GPL
code under a license other than the GPL then they are violating the GPL.
They are also violating the GPL if they don't provide either the source code
or a written offer to provide the source code to anyone to w
Steve:
I think the part that is applicable to these folks who have a commercial
product "based" on VNC is part 3a. That means they do NOT have to give the
modified source code to anyone who asks, they only *have* to include a copy
of the sourcecode with the binary when distributing it. At least tha
I just installed VNC 4 after downloaded it. It says it is version 4.1.1.
I have two monitors that I am trying to access but I only see one.
Can someone please detail for me step by step what I need to do to see
both monitors.
Thanks in advance
Elayne
Mark Jacobs wrote:
Has anyone managed to get the source code off of these guys? If not,
*that* is what they are doing wrong, just like SmartCode would not give
out their source code, even though it should be exactly the same as the
code that you can request from Wez himself. GPL means you must r
It is my understanding of the GPL that if you modify the source, your
distribution of your customized software (free OR paid for) must be
accompanied by the source code complete with modifications and a copy of
the GPL. You can't just distribute your own binaries and wait for
someone to request th
Mike Miller wrote:
> On Thu, 7 Apr 2005, Steve Bostedor wrote:
>
>> This is all just fantasy talk, anyways. We KNOW that theirs is a
>> modified VNC because they spell it out on their website. Who cares,
>> I guess. It looks like everyone's doing it. Integrity and doing the
>> right thing j
Mike Miller wrote:
On Thu, 7 Apr 2005, Steve Bostedor wrote:
This is all just fantasy talk, anyways. We KNOW that theirs is a
modified VNC because they spell it out on their website. Who cares, I
guess. It looks like everyone's doing it. Integrity and doing the
right thing just doesn't matte
They are violating the GPL by not including the source and a copy of the
GPL.
-Original Message-
From: Mike Miller [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, April 08, 2005 1:28 AM
To: Steve Bostedor
Cc: Sean Kamath; Yann Renard; Grant McDorman; VNC List
Subject: RE: What good is VNC's GPL?
Fabio,
That depends on where SuSE logs the output of inetd.conf-launched processes.
Please see their documentation for details.
Regards,
Wez @ RealVNC Ltd.
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> [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Di Pietro, Fabio VSD
> Sent: 08 April 20
James,
I use the newest VNC Version 4.1.1-1 and not the VNC Version 3 included
in the distribution of Suse 8.1. My Installation see below. It worked
perfectly until the reboot this morning.
Idea where the vnc logs are?
In /etc/services:
vnc1024 5950/tcp# normal 16 bit colors
vnc1024-8
Fabio,
You will need to refer to the SuSE documentation for details of how they
configure VNC, including where to look for log files.
Regards,
Wez @ RealVNC Ltd.
> -Original Message-
> From: Di Pietro, Fabio VSD [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: 08 April 2005 11:22
> To: James Weathe
James,
Can you help me find the log-Files you mentioned?
Regards,
Fabio
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From: James Weatherall [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, April 08, 2005 11:28 AM
To: Di Pietro, Fabio VSD; vnc-list@realvnc.com
Subject: RE: suddently End of stream
Fabio,
Check the VNC serv
Fabio,
Check the VNC server's log file - it will contain information regarding why
the connection was closed, assuming it was ever received by the server.
Regards,
Wez @ RealVNC Ltd.
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> [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Di Pietro, Fa
Eric,
The simplest way to log connections is to add the registry value:
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE/Software/RealVNC/WinVNC4/Log
As a REG_SZ with value:
*:file:0,Connections:file:30
This will cause connections and errors to be logged to C:\temp\winvnc4.log.
Regards,
Wez @ RealVNC Ltd.
> -Origi
After a restart this morning of my Suse Linux 8.1 PC I can't connect it
with vncviewer.
I start the Xvnc Server with inetd.
When I type vncviewer 10.12.xx.yy:50 there is only the following
response:
Fri Apr 8 09:49:03 2005
CConn: connected to host 10.12.xx.yy port 5950
main:End of
Hello,
We had a security breach in one of our vnc password on a win98. Someone
succeed to log on vnc. How could I log vnc access on a win98 because there
is no event viewer.
I would like to have the same log that we have on windows 2k
Thanks
Eric
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