Hi,
When you download the vnc install exe, and install it, it gives you the option of 1,
only installing the viewer, or 2 installing the
viewer, and server. Would it be possible, in the next version, to give the option just
to install the server?
We have it here as a remote admin tool on 200 PC
> This is meaningless... If I restrict file transfer on my network, this
> program can be running inside my network - because I have to close the
> ports to try to prevent any file transfers.
Maybe I didn't make the point quite well enough. What I meant was so long as
you can disable any enhanc
You can also use `netstat -a` and check for the ports in use.
CBee
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> -Original Message-
> From: Christopher Tesla [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
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> To: Bruce Douglas; [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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From: "Christopher Tesla"
How do you get video input to play in VNC? I have tried many different methods to get a video input to show up when I am VNCed into a remote computer...
Setup: One PC on LAN with TV Tuner card...other PC using VNC to connect
Result: Black screen in TV In screen.
F
Richard -
Your ability not to understand makes VNC in general an untrustworthy
product. Controls on a network is not on the users PC, but the network,
where the user has no ability to touch. If you have the ability on transfer files
and I have no ability to block that transfer EXTERNAL to ma
Hello, i want to use vnc to admin. my pc from my work. The problem is that my
work's pc's are protected by a very repressive firewall, I only have the 80
port open but even like this I can't connect to my pc ( all parameters of the
server seems ok ). What can I do ?
ps : sorry for the grammatica
Hi
I've been wanting to use this however the zVNC install instructions say
you have to install the normal VNC 3.3R9. However
http://www.realvnc.com/download.html lists 3.3.6 as the latest version.
Are the instruction on the zVNC site a typo and should I download 3.3.6
from realvnc.com or should
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Hi all,
Is it possible to use VNC to view a clients' desktop session running
from an
NT4 terminal server?
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Yes. You can use RDP2VNC (available at http://www.spineless.org.uk), to
act as a proxy between NT or 2K Terminal Services and VNC clients. It's
not perfect but it does work pretty wel
Hi
The problem is that the install instructions for zVNC are somewhat
disadvantaged in the clarity department.
The relevant bit is:
Using ZVNC Server:
* First, install VNC 3.3.R9. ZVNC is based on this version,
and is completely compatible with it.
* Instead of running WinVNC,
Hello,
> One of the simplist is having software tools that allow network to be
> configured to block user mistakes. By bundling multiple functions in
> a single port - without the ability to externally control the use -
> then the port gets closed, because you could not understand NO FILE
> TR
I have an SSH client called QVTNet, downloadable from www.qpc.com.
I was planning on using this client for my SSH connections because of its
capability
to run SSH 1 or 2, versatility and ease of installing and configuring. I
know everyone
swears by PuTTY, but I was wondering if we, as users, are
I am trying to use the VNCviewer
(vnc-3.3.6-x86_win32_viewer.exe) in a Windows
environment. I have an application I am developing in
Java, and would like to be able to launch the viewer
from my gui. The code I am using to execute the
program is:
try {
Runtime.getRuntime().exec("C:\\VNC\\vnc
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> Sent: Thursday, December 12, 2002 10:10 AM
> To: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'
> Subject: SSH Client Employment
>
>
> I have an SSH client called QVTNet, downloadable from www.qpc.com.
>
I am able to do video with VNC. However, I did have the problem of a
pink screen for a video window at first. My VC system uses MotionJPEG.
When I switched to H.263 mode, VNC was able to display the video
properly. H.263 is part of the H.323 VC over IP. Bell Labs in NJ
developed a variously
> -Original Message-
> From: Kaplan, Andrew H. [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
>
> As far as the tunneling is concerned, if I read the
> documentation correctly
> is it a matter of starting puTTY first, and after the
> connection is made,
> simply
> running VNC?
>
Basically, but not quite.
> -Original Message-
> From: Kaplan, Andrew H. [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Thursday, December 12, 2002 12:14 PM
> To: 'William Hooper'
> Subject: RE: SSH Client Employment
>
>
> I started the PuTTY client, and under Session I entered the
> hostname of the
> target server. After
Hi All - newbie question
I'm trying to vnc into a win2k box behind a masquerading firewall/router - a snapgear
lite (embedded linux device) which I've set up for a small client business. Latest
VNC.
The following incoming ports are blocked:
20, 21, 69, 137, 139, 194, 546 currently and the se
Haven't seen this up here yet so I thought I would added it save someone some
grief.
Windows XP Professional (In Theory Home) Firewall configuration steps
Note: This will allow your computer to be visible on the network with port
5800 and 5900 Open
Click on Start
Right click My Network Places
Cho
On Wed, 11 Dec 2002, Mike Miller wrote:
> It's on Solaris 8. We now believe the problem is caused by ssh-X11 port
> forwarding occupying port 6010. Port 6010 (DISPLAY :10) is the first
> used by ssh.
I have finally demonstrated that this was exactly the problem. My
computer was connected to t
Before you try using the web interface, make sure the VNC stuff is
working! (Since the web interface port 5800 is only used to download
the java stuff, and the rest goes over the vnc port anyway)...
So try the 59xx ports and a vncviewer first, once that is working then
try the 58xx and web based
Hi there,
I followed the directions on the website you linked, but instead of getting
a connection,
the screen didn't even show up.
-Original Message-
From: William Hooper [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, December 12, 2002 1:38 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE: SSH Client Em
> -Original Message-
> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] On Behalf Of Kaplan, Andrew H.
> Sent: Thursday, December 12, 2002 2:59 PM
> To: 'William Hooper'
> Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: RE: SSH Client Employment
>
>
> Hi there,
>
> I followed the directions on the
Is there an option to enable verbose error logging in Xvnc?
Any tricks or tips would be greatly appreciated,
Steve
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Hi everyone,
I tried to use vncserver on a Solaris box that didn't have an X window
system installed (it's using CDE primarily as of now). We ran into problems
trying to get it to work, so I was wondering: is having X windows necessary
for VNC to work? If so, are there ways around this problem?
Grant,
I tried the xstartup I mentioned in my last message but although the cut/paste buffers
appeared to be working (using autocutsel06) I had problems with my CDE.
I tried various combinations along the lines of what Charles Hines suggested in his
post to this group on Dec 3rd. The best I cou
I was reading up on the upcoming KDE 3.1 today. One of the new features
being introduced is Desktop Sharing.
Running as a KDE service, it will allow you to share your desktop using the
RFB protocol, better known as VNC. This will allow a friend or an
administrator to fix problems on your comput
Ok, I figured out the problem with the original script and it all makes
sense now. The problem is simply due to the fact that the script is trying
to launch a second gnome session. The script was failing because gnome
doesn't like having multiple instances running (don't know why just yet).
Any
hello, i suscribed to the list only because i have a little problem, it
looks like my computer has been hacked using WinVNC. i think so because :
WinVNC has been installed on my computer without my intervention and when i
shut my computer down, some message "Hacked by (unreadable) Hook" appears.
On Fri, 13 Dec 2002, pierre malherbaud wrote:
> hello, i suscribed to the list only because i have a little problem, it
> looks like my computer has been hacked using WinVNC. i think so because:
> WinVNC has been installed on my computer without my intervention
[snip]
I'm sure someone else will
>> > Are the instruction on the zVNC site a typo and should I download
>> > 3.3.6 from realvnc.com or should I be downloading 3.3.9 from some
>> > other site ?
>>
VNC 3.3.3r9 is the base for zVNC. It hasn't been updated
to follow recent developments from realvnc.com - I didn't plan
to establish
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