Hi Everybody...
When I install Centos5.x on my system and start the vncserver ..i can't
get connection from a remote machine(windows or Linux).But if I login
once through the console(locally on the server ) on X can I get the
remote connections going smoothly.Everything goes fine even after
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> Subject: password erases when logging in remotely
>
> Hi,
> I sometimes encounter the following strange and very
> annoying behaviour of VNC personal edition running on a
> Windows XP PC:
>
> When trying to enter the password from a remote PC it i
Hi,
I sometimes encounter the following strange and very
annoying behaviour of VNC personal edition running on a
Windows XP PC:
When trying to enter the password from a remote PC it is
constantly erased during typing so that I never can finish with
it. Furthermore, I have the impression (a
logging in
Joel (CPB) wrote:
> Appreciate the information, I have a question though...the help refers
> to VNC "into" the XP machine. But we are coming OUT of an XP machine
> and into a Win2K machine. So do I still follow the troubleshooting on
> the WinXP machine?
>
Joel (CPB) wrote:
Appreciate the information, I have a question though...the help refers to
VNC "into" the XP machine. But we are coming OUT of an XP machine and into
a Win2K machine. So do I still follow the troubleshooting on the WinXP
machine?
Oh. You are not running VNC server on XP,
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Sent: Tuesday, August 08, 2006 11:06 AM
To: Joel (CPB)
Cc: vnc-list@realvnc.com
Subject: Re: Black Screen when logging in
Joel (CPB) wrote:
> Thanks for the reply,
> I see what you are saying but the User does not use FUS. As far as
> RDP, I am not sure. All rem
Joel (CPB) wrote:
Thanks for the reply,
I see what you are saying but the User does not use FUS. As far as RDP, I
am not sure. All remote users are using variations of Windows XP (Home or
Pro) and this is the only user with the problem suddenly. Another point
about Remote Desktop, I use it on
:09 PM
To: Joel (CPB)
Cc: vnc-list@realvnc.com
Subject: Re: Black Screen when logging in
Joel (CPB) wrote:
> Hello Everyone,
>
> This is a fairly recent, out of nowhere issue for us. We have a few
> workers whom VPN into the office network and they all have no problems
> viewing t
Joel (CPB) wrote:
Hello Everyone,
This is a fairly recent, out of nowhere issue for us. We have a few workers
whom VPN into the office network and they all have no problems viewing the
Windows 2000 Professional Server at the office once VPN has been
established. A few months ago, one user st
Hello Everyone,
This is a fairly recent, out of nowhere issue for us. We have a few workers
whom VPN into the office network and they all have no problems viewing the
Windows 2000 Professional Server at the office once VPN has been
established. A few months ago, one user started getting the bla
RAYMOND KNIGHT wrote on :
>I am having trouble logging into either of my two
>machines at home from work and would appreciate any
>help that this list can give me. I have two machine
>at home which operate through a linksys router as
>well as a Comcast Cable modem.
MOND KNIGHT" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To:
Sent: Monday, May 08, 2006 1:33 PM
Subject: Logging In
I am having trouble logging into either of my two machines at home
from work and would appreciate any help that this list can give me. I
have two machine at home which operate
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
Behalf Of RAYMOND KNIGHT
Sent: Monday, May 08, 2006 2:34 PM
To: VNC-List@realvnc.com
Subject: Logging In
I am having trouble logging into either of my two machines at home
from work and would appreciate any
I am having trouble logging into either of my two machines at home
from work and would appreciate any help that this list can give me. I
have two machine at home which operate through a linksys router as
well as a Comcast Cable modem.I am trying to get access to my two
Hello.
I am away from my office for a while, but I need to access my workstation.
I do this by connecting to the server via Remote Desktop and then connecting
to my workstation with VNC. However, I just remembered I forgot to specify
a password on the VNC Server on my computer. How can I log in
Do you have fast user switching enabled?
--Angelo
On 7/3/05, Jeffery Nester <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> I have the situation where if I log in to account A on
> the XP Home machine running VNC as a service all is
> fine. If I then log out (remotely) and then attempt to
> log into a different a
I have the situation where if I log in to account A on
the XP Home machine running VNC as a service all is
fine. If I then log out (remotely) and then attempt to
log into a different account - account B - on XP the
log in appears to happen on XP. I see the desktop and
then immediately am return to
Do you have a firewall between the computers in the office and outside
the office?
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
Behalf Of Tim Conn
Sent: Tuesday, December 07, 2004 8:22 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: VNC: problems logging in
Recently
Recently installed VNC on a few Dell PC's operating Windows 98
If we log into the machines within our office from other machines in
our office, we have no problem.
However if we try to log in from a machine outside the office, we can't
get on.
Any ideas?
Also, tried to "add client", does this f
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> Objet : Auth Fails on a Win2k Server Reboot before logging in as administrator
>
> Hi,
>
> I installed the latest copy of VNC Server on a windows2k server in the
> Lab. If I have not logged into the win2k machine
> and try to vnc over it gives me a "authentication
Hi,
I installed the latest copy of VNC Server on a windows2k server in the
Lab. If I have not logged into the win2k machine
and try to vnc over it gives me a "authentication failed" error. If I go
in the lab and plug a keyboard and mouse and login directly
and then try to vnc over it works fin
I am trying to log onto my win 98SE machine from work (win 2000) and the page
wont even load. now I am know it will load on other machines cuz I have
tested it and login was successful. could there be port restrictions or
something like that? my guess is that it shouldn't matter since its
essent
it has been awhile but I think that is bug with the interaction of VNC and the video
driver. It can sometiems be solved reinstalling/updating the video driver.
Evan
On Fri, 04 Apr 2003 07:18:52 -0700
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> I was wondering if anyone has had or can help me through a problem
I was wondering if anyone has had or can help me through a problem I am
having with VNC. I have a Gateway Pent III 450 with 384 Meg running Win98se
on a modem. At work, I can access with VNCviewer the first time with no
problem. After the session, if I try to access a second time I get a quic
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