Hello John,
Friday, January 31, 2003, 12:31:05 AM, you wrote:
JF> We have about 1200 pc's here and are running RealVnc to remotely control
JF> those pc's. We have been using static IP addresses but are going to
JF> switch to DHCP in the next month. Are there any utilities that will
JF> display
> -Original Message-
> From: John Fleming [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
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> We have about 1200 pc's here and are running RealVnc to
> remotely control
> those pc's. We have been using static IP addresses but are going to
> switch to DHCP in the next month. Are there any utilities that will
Some additional findings on this problem.
1) I rebooted my server, and the same problems still exist under VNC 3.3.6.
2) Whether I "log out" of my X session or not makes no difference... there
is invalid output with the 'who' command regardless... i.e., a corrupt
/var/run/utmp file!
3) I've conf
I think you're right that this is just an xterm issue - VNC doesn't touch
the utmp file at all, so I don't see how it could be responsible. I notice
that xterm on my machine has +ut and -ut options which alter its utmp
behaviour - maybe you could try these.
Cheers
Tristan
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I just wanted to add another program to the list of VNC managers and that VNCon @
http://vncon.chronetal.co.uk/
It's not perfect, but I've been using it successfully at my work for a while and it's
got some neat features, like
allowing you to view up to 25 separate computers at one time and allow
We have a similar issue with IP Addresses and VNC, but ours relates to
the users not being able to grasp that they have to point at the VNC
icon or how to run WinIPConfig.
We developed a very simple utility for our Intranet and deployed a URL
link to all of the desktops. It opens a web page th
James,
Is there anyway to post the fresh code for region handling? I am not
experiencing the problem myself, but the machines we use vnc on are situated
all over the country, and not easily accessable (without vnc that is).
I have written another program that we can use to run and kill vnc, so we
Please remove me from the list. Thank you.
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Jordan,
I sometimes inadvertently push the "reply" button then have to resend my
reply to go to the list. I thought that perhaps that's what you had done. I
did not see any content to your response that was inappropriate for the
list, I did not personalize your response, and it did not state that
At 06:17 AM 1/31/2003, Carl wrote:
Once again I apologize if my approach has bothered you since that has not
been my intent.
Well good then.
Jordan
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I am using a cable modem to connect to the internet on
a single computer. I can surf the web and basically
do anything on the internet, but I cannot connect to
this computer (which has the VNC server installed)
from another PC. I use WXP Home. When I ping from
another PC to my home PC ping times
I've been lurking on the VNC list for a while now trying to work out what is
going on with the Windows version of VNC. I have been using VNC for ages and
it's generally been very stable and free of major bugs however
The Windows version of 3.3.6 is nasty. I am currently backing out all
inst
A few months ago I installed WINVNC server version 3.3.4 on about 30
Win2Kprofessional boxes. Recently 5 of the boxes' leases expired so I
removed them from the network and installed a new box with the same computer
name to the network. Now I cannot get WinVNC to work properly on these new
boxes. I
hey...
a quick question. has anyone tried to set up a CVS Server and a
VNCServer on the same linux box. I have Redhat 8.0. In looking at some
information, I'm wondering if this kind of situation might not pose some
sort of conflict within SSH as it tries to work with both applications...
than
A few months ago I installed WINVNC server version 3.3.4 on about 30
Win2Kprofessional boxes. Recently 5 of the boxes' leases expired so I
removed them from the network and installed a new box with the same computer
name to the network. Now I cannot get WinVNC to work properly on these new
boxes. I
Are you in a Windows domain? if you are, just using the smae name will
not work correctly. All Windows NT and W2k machines have to join the
domain. as each machine joins the domain, they are assign a GUID which
is unique in the domain. even if you name the computers the same they
will have a
OH No! A virus is circulating in the newsgroup mailing list. Don't
open a message with the above subject line. Fortunately, NAV did it's job
for me. I hope no one else gets it!
Have a Good Day,
Michael L.
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Are you in a Windows domain? if you are, just using the smae name will
not work correctly. All Windows NT and W2k machines have to join the
domain. as each machine joins the domain, they are assign a GUID which
is unique in the domain. even if you name the computers the same they
will have a
If I were to take a guess, I would guess someone has the virus on their
computer with you and the vnc-list in their address book and that computer
is spoofing you with vnc-list's email address, since that is what Klez does,
but I could very well be mistaken.
I would check with people you've emaile
I run WinVNC 3.3.6 as a service on my WinXP Home machine. I use Fast
User Switching and the welcome screen, but until now I have had no
problems.
However, I recently mapped drives S, T, and U to network drives on
another computer. That computer is off for most of the day, so I have a
constant "n
It might if there is an Active Directory integrated DNS server and no
WINS server
Alex Morris wrote:
Are you in a Windows domain? if you are, just using the smae name
will not work correctly. All Windows NT and W2k machines have to
join the domain. as each machine joins the domain, they are
I have read in a short "help Column" blurb in computer Shopper
magazine that XP has a built in fire wall that prevents shares from being
visible from other computers. It needs to be disabled. I can get you the
month and page # or quote the author's advice. Let me know. That's my
guess any
I actually noticed that option in the xterm man page, but wasn't sure of
the consquences of it's use. Does anyone know if using the "-ut" option
on xterm will cause problems with other login sessions?
Ross
Tristan Richardson wrote:
>I think you're right that this is just an xterm issue - VNC
Hi all,
I've searched the list and cannot find a solution to my problem. Hope someone can
help me out.
I'm writing my own VNC server on WindowsCE. Everything's great exact the small HTTP
server for using VNC viewer via Internet. All I get on my internet browser is a grey
screen without a lo
Ok folks, after seeing so many complaints about bugs, crashes, features not
working in the Windows version of VNC 3.3.6, I just have to speak up.
I took some time last year going through the various flavors of VNC trying
to settle on one Windows version to work on. I finally decided on RealVNC
ma
I'd just compile it, put it on a website, and post the link. Heck, if
you'd like, I can host it for you (though I only have 110 kilobytes per
second of upstream, but that's 3/4ths of a T1, so...not too bad).
There's no reason not to make it available, and no reason to feel that that
would requ
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