Re: Question: How do I uninstall?

Hello, it'd have to be: "C:\Programmi\RealVNC4\unins000.exe" Bye, Claudio. > How do I uninstall What? You did not list the software installed. > > On Jun 12, 2009, at 6:36 AM, Heath Gascoigne wrote: > > > Hi, the IT support guy loaded this on my pc,

Re: Question: How do I uninstall?

How do I uninstall What? You did not list the software installed. On Jun 12, 2009, at 6:36 AM, Heath Gascoigne wrote: > Hi, the IT support guy loaded this on my pc, however I am no longer > with > that company. I cannot seem to locate this app to uninstall in add/ > remove > p

Question: How do I uninstall?

Hi, the IT support guy loaded this on my pc, however I am no longer with that company. I cannot seem to locate this app to uninstall in add/remove programs, nor is there an uninstall program copied into the folder on my harddrive. Please advise? ___ VNC-

Re: How do I...

On Thursday 28 December 2006 04:13, Colormadera wrote: > I4m a beginer. How do I connect pc to pc any place in the world using the > vnc software? I would like to have it step by step in each pc. thanks. > Hector To discover the Matrix my friend you need to "follow the white rab

How do I...

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RE: How do I know that my pc is monitored?

e a sudden sluggishness of your PC when someone connects to monitor. -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Behalf Of [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Monday, January 16, 2006 4:47 AM To: vnc-list@realvnc.com Subject: How do I know that my pc is monitored? Is there a way to

How do I know that my pc is monitored?

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RE: How do I speed up response time on server computer

was connected to the laptop. - Original Message - From: "James Weatherall" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: "'Agent Smith'" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, vnc-list@realvnc.com Date: Thu, 12 Jan 2006 14:37:33 - Subject: RE: How do I speed up response time on se

RE: How do I speed up response time on server computer

ist@realvnc.com > Subject: How do I speed up response time on server computer > > I mainly want to use VNC to view what's going on at > the server computer. When I connect to the server > computer it's almost impossible for anyone to use the > server computer bec

How do I speed up response time on server computer

I mainly want to use VNC to view what's going on at the server computer. When I connect to the server computer it's almost impossible for anyone to use the server computer because the mouse lags so much. As soon as I disconnect the problem goes away. What can I do?

RE: how do I reset connection attempt failures?

[EMAIL PROTECTED] > [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Gayatri Kunda > Sent: 30 April 2005 21:27 > To: vnc-list@realvnc.com > Subject: how do I reset connection attempt failures? > > hi: > > I am attempting to connect to vncserver using a > vncviewer running on my

how do I reset connection attempt failures?

hi: I am attempting to connect to vncserver using a vncviewer running on my windows m/c and I have run out of allowed successful attempts. How can I reset the count? The viewer is repeatedly giving me "VNC authentication failed - too many tries!" error, even though the password I give is correct.

RE: How do I provide a log of who's accessed who with VNC

m: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Steve Bostedor Sent: 05 April 2005 19:47 To: Walt Whitman; vnc-list@realvnc.com Subject: RE: How do I provide a log of who's accessed who with VNC You may need to restart the VNC service on the server for the setting to take effect

RE: How do I provide a log of who's accessed who with VNC

: How do I provide a log of who's accessed who with VNC [snip] UltraVNC by default writes to the Application event log every time that someone connects to a VNC server. - Steve Bostedor - I used to have an open mind but my brains kept fallin

RE: How do I provide a log of who's accessed who with VNC

To: Steve Bostedor Subject: RE: How do I provide a log of who's accessed who with VNC I've tried that but It doesn't seem to work. What were trying to do is provide an account of who access PC's preferrebly in a report format. Is there any VNC product that will do this?

RE: How do I provide a log of who's accessed who with VNC

Bostedor http://www.vncscan.com VNCScan Enterprise Console Guilt free VNC Administration -Original Message- From: Walt Whitman [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Tuesday, April 05, 2005 2:37 PM To: Steve Bostedor Subject: RE: How do I provide a log of who's accessed who with VNC I don&

RE: How do I provide a log of who's accessed who with VNC

: Steve Bostedor Subject: RE: How do I provide a log of who's accessed who with VNC I did try that but did not see a log anywhere. Do you have instructions. >>> "Steve Bostedor" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 04/05 11:24 AM >>> You can set the debugging on the VNC se

How do I provide a log of who's accessed who with VNC

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RE: How do I get my moms computer to connect to me?

f Of Buddy Craigg > Sent: Sunday, March 20, 2005 01:14 > To: vnc-list@realvnc.com > Subject: How do I get my moms computer to connect to > me? > > How do I get my moms computer to connect to me? > > My mom is 67 and she just isnt catching on I need > to > show her how to do

RE: How do I get my moms computer to connect to me?

: How do I get my moms computer to connect to me? How do I get my moms computer to connect to me? My mom is 67 and she just isnt catching on I need to show her how to do things like view attachments and such. I swear its like trying to land a 747 over the phone. She is on a dial up connection

How do I get my moms computer to connect to me?

How do I get my moms computer to connect to me? My mom is 67 and she just isnt catching on I need to show her how to do things like view attachments and such. I swear its like trying to land a 747 over the phone. She is on a dial up connection. I tried to have her run a service. Her numbers

Re: how do I get vncserver to work with display :0

Henry Chan wrote: So I followed the instructions @ http://www.realvnc.com/products/free/4.1/x0.html but when I run vncserver :0 I don't think this `vncserver :0` is listed in the documentation. I get a /tmp/.X0-lock error If you set your server in text-mode (`init 3` on most distro's) then it might

RE: how do I get vncserver to work with display :0

PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Henry Chan > Sent: 10 March 2005 05:37 > To: vnc-list@realvnc.com > Subject: how do I get vncserver to work with display :0 > > So I followed the instructions @ > http://www.realvnc.com/products/free/4.1/x0.html > > but when I run > vncserver

how do I get vncserver to work with display :0

So I followed the instructions @ http://www.realvnc.com/products/free/4.1/x0.html but when I run vncserver :0 I get a /tmp/.X0-lock error Any ideas? Henry ___ VNC-List mailing list VNC-List@realvnc.com To remove yourself from the list visit: http://www.

Re: Re: How do I tell the version of my Linux vncserver?

gt; Does this help tell us what version this is? Does anyone else know a way? > > Thanks. > > > > From: Corni Beerse <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > > Date: 2004/10/01 Fri AM 10:15:06 EDT > > To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > CC: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > Subject: Re: How

Re: How do I tell the version of my Linux vncserver?

[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: >Xvnc --help gives an 'unrecognized option' error. >Xvnc -help does not give an version number > >Does this help tell us what version this is? Does anyone else know a way? > That's interesting. When I try it... [EMAIL PROTECTED] ~]$ Xvnc -help use: X [:] [option] -a #

Re: Re: How do I tell the version of my Linux vncserver?

MAIL PROTECTED] > CC: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > Subject: Re: How do I tell the version of my Linux vncserver? > > geofgibson wrote: > > > I can't really find a way to see if I'm using ver. 3 or 4. Where could I > > find that on my system? > > >

Re: How do I tell the version of my Linux vncserver?

geofgibson wrote: I can't really find a way to see if I'm using ver. 3 or 4. Where could I find that on my system? Xvnc --help it lists roughly at the top. Thanks. Geof Gibson - [EMAIL PROTECTED] Apple Certified Portable TechnicianRegistered Linux User 319068 You can always send mail to soun

How do I tell the version of my Linux vncserver?

I can't really find a way to see if I'm using ver. 3 or 4. Where could I find that on my system? Thanks. Geof Gibson - [EMAIL PROTECTED] Apple Certified Portable TechnicianRegistered Linux User 319068 You can always send mail to soundsurgeon.tv as well http://soun

How do I send CTRL+ALT+DELETE in browser

On Tue, Aug 3, 2004 Jeep Guy wrote: >Hello. I recently upgraded my Windows2000 PC to >RealVNC server 4.0 but cannot figure out how to send a >CTRL+ALT+DELETE when connecting using the Java applet >via a browser, in this case IE 6 from another Win2K >machine. The 3.3 version applet has the "Send >C

How do I send CTRL+ALT+DELETE in browser

Hello. I recently upgraded my Windows2000 PC to RealVNC server 4.0 but cannot figure out how to send a CTRL+ALT+DELETE when connecting using the Java applet via a browser, in this case IE 6 from another Win2K machine. The 3.3 version applet has the "Send Ctrl+Alt+Del" button but 4.0 does not appear

Re: on Linux/KDE, how do I let someone see my active screen?

> >Now I'm trying to do the same thing in Linux/KDE. > >(Let someone see my active screen - same thing I see.) > >How can I get the unix vncserver to show my existing window? > >___ > KDE has desktop sharing built in. Look for 'System/Remote > Access/De

RE: on Linux/KDE, how do I let someone see my active screen?

:: KDE has desktop sharing built in. Look for 'System/Remote :: Access/Desktop Sharing'. Configuration is through the KDE control :: center under 'Internet & Network/Desktop Sharing'. This tool :: implements the RFB protocol so it can talk to any VNC client, but to :: configure it so that it can

RE: on Linux/KDE, how do I let someone see my active screen?

Or, in either of the cases below, see http://www.realvnc.com/v4/ and use either the native X remoting module or x0vncserver, depending on your needs, both of which are based on VNC 4. Wez @ RealVNC Ltd. > KDE has desktop sharing built in. Look for 'System/Remote > Access/Desktop Sharing'. Con

RE: on Linux/KDE, how do I let someone see my active screen?

This answer should be put in FAQ! > -Message d'origine- > De : Kevin Smathers [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Envoyi : mardi 27 avril 2004 06:47 > @ : Derek at CD Baby > Cc : [EMAIL PROTECTED] > Objet : Re: on Linux/KDE, how do I let someone see my active scree

Re: on Linux/KDE, how do I let someone see my active screen?

Derek at CD Baby wrote: Hi VNC gang - I hope someone can help. I'm stuck: I've set up a VNC server on a Windows box before, so that someone remote can see what I'm doing (or control my mouse) on my Windows box. It's been working fine for a year with realvnc. Now I'm trying to do the same thing

on Linux/KDE, how do I let someone see my active screen?

Hi VNC gang - I hope someone can help. I'm stuck: I've set up a VNC server on a Windows box before, so that someone remote can see what I'm doing (or control my mouse) on my Windows box. It's been working fine for a year with realvnc. Now I'm trying to do the same thing in Linux/KDE. (Let someo

RE: How do I get the .vnc files to work on other workstations?

vncviewer accepts the -register option: http://www.realvnc.com/winvncviewer.html#2 But as written, sometimes it doesn't work and you have to create your own file-association as mentioned by others. > Beling, Michael wrote: > > I have a bunch of .vnc configs for several boxes that

Re: How do I get the .vnc files to work on other workstations?

Beling, Michael wrote: I have a bunch of .vnc configs for several boxes that we commonly connect to and I sent them to another machine, but I can't seem to open them up. I get a program association list and nothing seems to work. I expect those *.vnc files are generated with the 'save connection i

RE: How do I get the .vnc files to work on other workstations?

> From: Beling, Michael [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > > I have a bunch of .vnc configs for several boxes that we commonly > connect to and I sent them to another machine, but I can't > seem to open > them up. I get a program association list and nothing seems to work. > Any help would be appreciat

RE: How do I get the .vnc files to work on other workstations?

Michael, You will need to install VNC on the other machine, too, so that the file association is made. Cheers, Wez @ RealVNC Ltd. ___ VNC-List mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] To remove yourself from the list visit: http://www.realvnc.com/mailman/listinf

How do I get the .vnc files to work on other workstations?

I have a bunch of .vnc configs for several boxes that we commonly connect to and I sent them to another machine, but I can't seem to open them up. I get a program association list and nothing seems to work. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks in advance, Mike ___

RE: Servers behind NAT router how do I reach them?

Norman Segall said: > Please tell me I've got it. Yes, it sounds like you do. -- William Hooper ___ VNC-List mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] To remove yourself from the list visit: http://www.realvnc.com/mailman/listinfo/vnc-list

RE: Servers behind NAT router how do I reach them?

PROTECTED] Subject: RE: Servers behind NAT router how do I reach them? Ok guys. Patience is a virtue! That's what happens when you let amateurs loose... > PORT FORWARDING TOVNC DISPLAY NUMBER > 5900 => 5900 > ..01

RE: Servers behind NAT router how do I reach them?

Ok guys. Patience is a virtue! That's what happens when you let amateurs loose... > PORT FORWARDING TOVNC DISPLAY NUMBER > 5900 => 5900 > ..01 => ..01 > ..02 => ..02 > ..03 =>

RE: Servers behind NAT router how do I reach them?

William, > If you don't change the display number all of them will be > listening on port 5900. Ah So (... At the very end of my fingernails) not only do I need to forward the port to a particular ip address of the machine I want to see behind the router, but I also have to set the screen nu

RE: Servers behind NAT router how do I reach them?

Norman Segall said: > William, a further query > >> Run the three VNC servers on three different display numbers >> and forward the appropriate ports. Or, if your NAT device >> supports it, just leave the PCs alone and forward three >> different ports to the three different machines. > > As di

RE: Servers behind NAT router how do I reach them?

..02 ..03 => ..03 HTH, Zach -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Behalf Of Norman Segall Sent: Sunday, February 01, 2004 12:13 PM To: 'William Hooper'; [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: RE: Servers behind NAT router how do I reach them

RE: Servers behind NAT router how do I reach them?

William, a further query > Run the three VNC servers on three different display numbers > and forward the appropriate ports. Or, if your NAT device > supports it, just leave the PCs alone and forward three > different ports to the three different machines. As discussed before, have forwa

RE: Servers behind NAT router how do I reach them?

William, Thanks for the advice. I will implement! Norman ___ VNC-List mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] To remove yourself from the list visit: http://www.realvnc.com/mailman/listinfo/vnc-list

RE: Servers behind NAT router how do I reach them?

Norman Segall said: > So > following your advice I need to set up individual service as above but > with > each directing a different port to a different local address? I.e. 5901 to > .1, 5902 to .2, 5903 to .3 etc? Yes. > But what happens if the local machines > get allocated a different ip

RE: Servers behind NAT router how do I reach them?

William, thanks . > Run the three VNC servers on three different display numbers Ok got that and will do > and forward the appropriate ports. Or, if your NAT device > supports it, just leave the PCs alone and forward three > different ports to the three different machines. Now this is wher

Re: Servers behind NAT router how do I reach them?

Norman Segall said: > 3 pc behind a friends NAT router - broadband internet connections both > ends. > I can reach individual PC by accessing the router service table and > changing > the VNC service to differing network computer ip addresses (192.168.0.x). > Is > there an easier way of doing this?

Servers behind NAT router how do I reach them?

3 pc behind a friends NAT router - broadband internet connections both ends. I can reach individual PC by accessing the router service table and changing the VNC service to differing network computer ip addresses (192.168.0.x). Is there an easier way of doing this? Looked in documentation but cant

How do I send a CTRL+ALT+DEL Request via Java in 4.0b4?

Hi guys I want to use the java viewer in VNC 4.0b4 but when I get on to it I can not send a CTRL+ALT+DEL request, or I can not find anywhere to action it Any help would be appreciated. Any news on when beta 5 will be out with the ability to lock on exit? Mike Huxley mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Int

Re: How do I send a CTRL+ALT+DEL Request via Java in 4.0b4?

Michael Huxley said: > Hi guys > > I want to use the java viewer in VNC 4.0b4 but when I get on to it I can > not > send a CTRL+ALT+DEL request, or I can not find anywhere to action it > > Any help would be appreciated. The same as any other viewer: Shift+CTRL+ALT+DEL or from the F8 menu. -- Wi

How do I restore Server Side connections ?

I am working with a Windows 2K machine that is behind a fire wall I cannot modify. I am using server initiated connection to get VNC control over the machine. But frequently my connects to the client goes down inexplicably. Currently I am running a separate task to force a VNC server side connec

Re: how do i delete history of ip addresses

alan sparago said: > Simple question... The VNC Connection Details window that is used to > enter an ip address and port contains a history of previously entered ip > addresses and ports. where is that information stored? (id like to > delete it). HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\ORL\VNCviewer\MRU --

how do i delete history of ip addresses

Simple question... The VNC Connection Details window that is used to enter an ip address and port contains a history of previously entered ip addresses and ports. where is that information stored? (id like to delete it). _

Re: How Do I Save VNC Desktop Settings?

On Thu, 19 Jun 2003, Dave T. wrote: > I want to label the buttons, set screen sizes, configure two terminal > windows to automatically open in each session each time I start VNC, > etc. I am currently running HP-UX 11.0, if that makes a difference. > Years ago--the last time I used CDE, which was

How Do I Save VNC Desktop Settings?

I want to label the buttons, set screen sizes, configure two terminal windows to automatically open in each session each time I start VNC, etc. I am currently running HP-UX 11.0, if that makes a difference. Years ago--the last time I used CDE, which was on Solaris--I knew how to configure it.

Re: How do I change the port for the Java viewer?

Jayne Keller said: > I think I see what we must do now. Please correct me if I am wrong. Your > reply was very helpful because I did not understand that the Java client > port was just calculated by subtracting 100 from the non-Java client port. > > We are running the server on a Microsoft Window

Re: How do I change the port for the Java viewer?

registry to 180 and use the Linksys router to map port 23 into 180, I think we will cause the Java client to use port 80 in communication and retain port 23 for the non-Java client. Correct? Thanks for your help. Jayne > Date: Thu, 5 Jun 2003 15:47:34 -0400 (EDT) > Subject: Re: How do I

Re: How do I change the port for the Java viewer?

a "PORT" parameter with value "5900." How do I change > this > parameter's value? > > Jayne Keller This is usually handled automatically to be a port 100 less than the RFB port (for example: display 1 is 5901, java viewer 5801). Obviously since your ports are un

How do I change the port for the Java viewer?

We use viewers with port 23 or 80 because these are most likely to work from inside a school system. Yesterday, I tried the Java viewer for the first time. When I looked at the source for the page containing the Applet, I saw that it contained a "PORT" parameter with value "5

Re: How do I connect behind a router?

J M writes Thank you. Do you think I could use VPN? VNC will work happily over a VPN - read the FAQ. Whether or not your DSL router will support a particular VPN implementation is open to question. There are various protocols used, apparently, and not every router supports them all. That, at le

How do I connect behind a router?

> From: Alex Morris <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > Subject: Re: How do I connect behind a router? > > J M writes > >I am trying to connect to a remote machine that is > >behind a router. After installing winvnc it says > the > >IP Address is

Re: How do I connect behind a router?

J M writes I am trying to connect to a remote machine that is behind a router. After installing winvnc it says the IP Address is 192.x.x.x. This tells me it is wrong. Whatsmyipaddress.com gives a good IP Address. How to I get winvnc to listen on the right IP Address? The DSL modem has the 192.x.

How do I connect behind a router?

I am trying to connect to a remote machine that is behind a router. After installing winvnc it says the IP Address is 192.x.x.x. This tells me it is wrong. Whatsmyipaddress.com gives a good IP Address. How to I get winvnc to listen on the right IP Address? The DSL modem has the 192.x.x.x IP Ad

How do I disable local keyboard and pointer once I

How do I "disable local keyboard and pointer" once I disable these options, AllowProperties, AllowShutdown, and AllowEditClients I cannot get d.k.p. to work. I am a sys admin, and I need to be able to get into a machine and not have them bother me, kick me out, or start ne

RE: Question regarding window scaling- how do I expand my vnc win dow to the size of my monitor window

> -Original Message- > From: Anthony Orifice [mailto:asorifice@;adelphia.net] > > I have a 21" viewable area on my monitor and I want to know > how to get my vnc display to expand to fill it > When I try to use the double arrows to expand the viewable > area it is maxed > out at a size s

Question regarding window scaling- how do I expand my vnc window to the size of my monitor window

I have a 21" viewable area on my monitor and I want to know how to get my vnc display to expand to fill it When I try to use the double arrows to expand the viewable area it is maxed out at a size smaller than my screen size. I have attached a powepoint slide to show the condition. Thanks Tony

Re: How do I add VNC in boot process for RH Linux 7.1?

Greetings. On Tue, Oct 01, 2002 at 09:58:14AM +1000, Gareth Oliver wrote: > My question is that when I reboot the RH server, the vncserver process is > obviously stopped (as I started it from a shell). How/where do I add the > vncserver binary to be automatically restarted when the server is rebo

How do I add VNC in boot process for RH Linux 7.1?

Hi folks, I'm a new user to VNC, so please be kind. I guess this is a more of a sysadmin question rather than a VNC question, but I though I'd ask anyway. I've successfully downloaded & got to run VNC 3.3.3r2 on a Red Hat 7.1 Linux server, and can successfully connect and use it via a Windows PC