Hmm. I wouldn't think video drives would play into this as I'm not
connecting to the proxy server, I'm connecting through the proxy server to
another host. The server is a Dell Optiplex GX240, 512 Meg Ram, 40 Gig HD,
Video is an ATI Rage Ultra 128. I can connect to the proxy server with vnc
wit
To whom it may concern:
When I attempt to log onto a computer using VNC, I am not able to send the
control alt delete command to the console. The control alt delete command it
being interpreted as a command for the workstation I am working from. I am
sure there is some type of work around for
hi, are there an IPv6 patch for VNC win32?
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Hi, I wanted to know if there is a way to, after making succesufull vnc
connection, log out Windows 2000 user sesion and still have Dial up
connection to log in as a different user.
Thanks in advance.
Alejandro Grunewald
Help Desk - Sistemas
Hut
Bruce K said:
> To whom it may concern:
>
> When I attempt to log onto a computer using VNC, I am not able to send
> the control alt delete command to the console. The control alt delete
> command it being interpreted as a command for the workstation I am
> working from. I am sure there is some
FourRunner said:
> Hmm. I wouldn't think video drives would play into this as I'm not
> connecting to the proxy server, I'm connecting through the proxy server
> to another host. The server is a Dell Optiplex GX240, 512 Meg Ram, 40
> Gig HD, Video is an ATI Rage Ultra 128. I can connect to the
Your probably right on the blue screen. I have nothing special setup for
VNC. It works through the proxy just like a an ftp client as long as your
using the proxy client which makes it look as if you were directly on the
Internet.
thanks.
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From: "William Hooper" <[E
Alejandro Grunewald said:
> Hi, I wanted to know if there is a way to, after making succesufull vnc
> connection, log out Windows 2000 user sesion and still have Dial up
> connection to log in as a different user.
>
> Thanks in advance.
>
>
>
>
> Al
Most viewers have a function key that brings up a menu, and one of the menu
choices is "send control-alt-delete". Try F8.
On Thursday 15 August 2002 06:14, William Hooper wrote:
> Bruce K said:
> > To whom it may concern:
> >
> > When I attempt to log onto a computer using VNC, I am not able to
I am reposting this because no-one replied, and I think it's a question
that a lot of people would like answered.
I want to use the VNC java applet client to allow access to multiple
Windows 2000 Terminal Services sessions via the web. I could do this
with the Terminal Services Advanced Client A
Hi,
I have trouble connecting to a Windows 98 workstation using WinVNC Service
3.3.3r9. After authenticating, I receive a grey remote screen frame showing:
Please Wait - Initial screen loading. After about a minute, i loose the
connection.
I Have tried with two clients (Macintosh version and Win
I recently tested the current vnc release (v3.3.3 R9) against the win32
'shatter' attacks recently referenced on many security mailing lists, and
found that I can indeed obtain LocalSystem privileges using the same
methods.
I'm sure that most of the readers of most security lists and the vnc list
Hi!
I'm new to VNC. I used to use PCAnywhere on our LAN but to licensing and
various other issues I've removed this software from the system. Anyway,
I've put VNC on the system as a replacement and all-in-all I've been
relatively happy with it.
Our system is a SBS2000 server with a mix of Win98
Can someone help me,
I have two machines with VNC on behind my firewall but they both listen
on port 5900 where do I change this value so one machine uses 5900 and
the other can use, for example 5901 because my problem is I can only
connect to one machine.
All I need to do is change the port numb
Tariq Mahmood said:
> Can someone help me,
> I have two machines with VNC on behind my firewall but they both listen
> on port 5900 where do I change this value so one machine uses 5900 and
> the other can use, for example 5901 because my problem is I can only
> connect to one machine.
>
> All I n
Just change the display number from auto to 1 on one of the machines.
Then it will listen on port 5901. No registry hacks required.
Stu
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>Everytime a Win98 PC is booted VNC Server advises
>the user that no valid password has been set up and the user is then
>asked to set the password.
Sounds like you missed the "Default" password.
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If you click on default properties for Winvnc, you will see and option
called display, Uncheck the auto and specify 1. This is 5900 plus display to
get 5901 as the port number, (please note that this also changes the web
port to 5801).
It is in the documentation.
Steve
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'Default' password? As in 'Default Local System Properties' after
clicking 'Show Default Settings'?
I had set up a 'default' password on all of the PC's after installing
and running the WinVNC Service, including the Win98 machines. As I said,
there is no problem on the Win2K PC's - the password i
What you want to do is make 'pro' appear to be TS, and
it CAN be done, ( and no i wont tell you how, as technically
that's violating the DMCA and i goto jail.. ) but, it would
be totally illegal with all of Microsoft's new rules..
Citrix does support most currently used platforms..
On a side
#netstat -na |grep 59
should give you some indication exactly which port the server is listening
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Sent: Thursday, August 15, 2002 2:14 PM
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Just change the displa
That is due to you setting the current user password (it is active when a
user is logged on). and not the default password that the service uses at
boot.
To fix this click the start button -> programs -> vnc -> administrative
tools -> show default settings (look at the properties title to know whi
Does anyone know when the next version of VNC for OSX is coming out? There
are still some problems with the current one.
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Chris:
Heya. While I agree that the 'shatter' attack is something
every user should bring to Microsoft's attention (which I can see
in your email headers that you did), at the same time I don't
consider it a VNC problem.
Shatter, as I understand it, goes after the Win32 API
itse
Scott et al:
Well, the problem with the shatter attack is that any interactive service
running as LocalSystem that have user-interactive windows are problematic.
MS's official policy on the issue is "don't make any interactive services",
or make them interact with the user within a different secu
I was able to configure my linksys to do IP forwarding.
1. I opened my linksys setup program, and forwarded winVNC to port 5900 to
5900 on the LAN IP I set for my computer.
2. I have installed WinVNC as a service on both the host and the
client--which are both win 98 machines.
3. On the ho
Scott,
Shatter exposes two different issues:
* VNC induced buffer / heap overruns
* WM_TIMER and other Win32 API issues
VNC-induced shatter:
I think the best way to avoid giving up SYSTEM is to divorce the systray
and its UI from the bits that really must be running as SYSTEM.
Thus Rudi De V
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