Problem with Browser Connection

nd trying to get to the bottom of it but still not sorted. I can connect Laptop to PC (VNC in Service Mode) via IE6 but I can't the other way Like you the display option works with both Service and User modes both ways. If you get anywhere let me know

Re: Can't Access VNC via a browser.

19:34:12 +0100 (BST), Tony Frost wrote: > Angelo > > Did all of that lot and when I looked in the application log in the event viewer > there were not any items logged with a source of WinVNC4 > > Double checked - partic the parameters (without "") and ran twice. >

Re: Can't Access VNC via a browser.

ign in access control. If that is still there you should be able to do a local connect. I don't know what would block loop back connections(in version4) other than some sort of software firewall. Angelo p.s. how do i turn on logging and where does the logging go? On Wed, 6 Oct 2004

Re: Can't Access VNC via a browser.

s the vnc port on the laptop) then try it from the desktop again i --Angelo On Tue, 5 Oct 2004 11:14:54 +0100 (BST), Tony Frost wrote: > Angelo > > Your summary is "spot on" except that the server port is 5902 (or 5903) and not > 5900. Both user and service modes are c

Re: Can't Access VNC via a browser.

va) -> desktop (vnc server - service mode) OK laptop (java) -> desktop (vnc server - user mode) OK is this correct? Additionally, is the vnc server running as "localUser" under the services tool? "we'll lick this one yet!" --Angelo - Original Message - Fro

Re: Can't Access VNC via a browser.

se this instead of the java one anyways - Original Message - From: Tony Frost Date: Sun, 3 Oct 2004 18:56:09 +0100 (BST) Subject: Re: Can't Access VNC via a browser. To: Angelo Sarto Angelo - just to make sure I'm getting the work around correct. Am I connecting from m

Re: Can't Access VNC via a browser.

d. for some reasons I remember that there are IIS issues with home possiblly simmilar to this.. --Angelo On Sat, 2 Oct 2004 10:11:27 +0100 (BST), Tony Frost wrote: > I'm guessing that this problem is probably caused by a setting in XP professional > that is wrong but I don't kno

RE: Server Closed Connection Unexpectedly - the solution AND new problem

by default, nor to server the Java Viewer." I got this from the article below: http://faq.gotomyvnc.com/fom-serve/cache/77.html I tried it as part of the process of eliminating the problems I'll keep trying Thanks again for your help on all this Tony Frost James Weatherall

Can't Access VNC via a browser.

uccessfully both ways using the Viewer and VNC in User Mode. I can only think that there's a problem with my Desktop setting as the desktop version of the operating system is different from that of the Laptop (Professional verses Home respectively) and I may have some form of

Server Closed Connection Unexpectedly - the solution AND new problem

good product and is worth the effort. But what about the NEW problem - well this is related to getting the browser to work but I'll cover that in another email because its the next problem that I need some help with. To pre-empt some emails I can get Browser access to work Laptop to

server closed connection unexpectedly

nfiguring the server for port 5900 (I've also tried 5901) and I'm referencing the corresponding port when running the client. Any thoughts anyone 'cos I don't know where else to turn at this moment??? If its any help I'm very new to the VNC software being a