WinCE.Net VNC Server

I have seen several threads regarding VNC Viewer for WinCE, but I am in need of a VNC server. I'm using some embedded computer boards that run WinCE.Net v4.2 with an Intel Xscale processor (ARM equivalent). Does anyone know of a version currently available or what would be required to port the

Re: WinCE.Net VNC Server

I'm developing a Pocket PC VNC Server for my master thesis.. I will contect you in future... Bye, Lorenzo - Original Message - From: "Bruce Heck" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Friday, October 24, 2003 11:40 AM Subject: WinCE.Net VNC Server > I have seen several threa

RE: WinCE.Net VNC Server

This is the only one I am aware of. Don't know if it works, never tried it before. http://sourceforge.net/projects/wincevncsvr/ Regards, Beau -Original Message- From: MIME :[EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:MIME :[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Friday, October 24, 2003 5:34 AM To: [EMAIL PR

Mysteriously changing login password

While evaluating VNC I installed VNC on a server with an initial password. I then decided that VNC was an incredibly attractive solution but wanted to have a different password. Here's where the odd behavior comes in... On the original server the password seems to toggle between the original pass

Java Viewer only working by host name

Hi, I have downloaded and installed RealVNC 3.3.7 but I am having a little trouble with the Java Viewer. I have setup and started the server and I can connect to the remote computer. If I access the remote machine via its host name (eg http://seb_laptop:5800) it works fine, once there I can ent

Re: Mysteriously changing login password

Markert, Erich said: > Here's where the odd behavior comes in... On the original server the > password seems to toggle between the original password that I set and the > new password that we're using. It's frustrating because it's a game of > hit > or miss... > > Any ideas? Since you didn't spec

Alt Tab support for vncviewer.

Hello, I have readed many mails in the mailing list about the Alt+Tab problem. Why it is not supported ? ___ VNC-List mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] To remove yourself from the list visit: http://www.realvnc.com/mailman/listinfo/vnc-list

What happened to -connect in winvnc4 to the listening daemon?

I searched the archives and didn't find anything on the -connect option. It seems to have been taken out of 4.0. Is this a temporary thing, or a planned feature? I'd like to be able to get the -connect option back. As the internet becomes more and more fragmented for security reasons, I need mo

Re: Java Viewer only working by host name

I am not sure how to fix your problem, but the seb_laptop is not a hostname if it has an underscore, it must be a machine name. The difference would be that you are not using DNS or the hosts file to resolve it, you are using WINS, LMHOSTS, Netbios broadcasts or some other windows mechanism. When

Re: What happened to -connect in winvnc4 to the listening daemon?

Jason R. Coombs said: > I searched the archives and didn't find anything on the -connect option. > It > seems to have been taken out of 4.0. http://www.realvnc.com/v4/release-notes.html Features Not Yet Available in this Release [snip] * Server-initiated connections (Windows) -- William Hoo

RE: Alt Tab support for vncviewer.

>Hello, I have readed many mails in the mailing list about the Alt+Tab problem. Why it is not supported ? That would be pretty tuff. How do you know that someone isn't trying to alt-tab their workstation rather then on the remote. Ctrl-alt-tab or something like that on the other hand and have it

Re: Alt Tab support for vncviewer.

It is with this: On Friday, October 24, 2003, at 01:22 PM, XyVy wrote: Hello, I have readed many mails in the mailing list about the Alt+Tab problem. Why it is not supported ? ___ VNC-List mailing list [EMAIL PROTECT

Re: Alt Tab support for vncviewer.

On Friday, October 24, 2003, at 03:22 PM, Matt Egan wrote: Hello, I have readed many mails in the mailing list about the Alt+Tab problem. Why it is not supported ? That would be pretty tuff. How do you know that someone isn't trying to alt-tab their workstation rather then on the remote. The view

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I have read and tried what the documentation says to do. I and trying to get from my home to my office and vice versa. I have wireless at the office and I use a linksys router. At my house I have DSL and use a Microsoft router. I have talked with others who use VNC and searched the help topic o

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Andy Chandler wrote: > I have read and tried what the documentation says to do. I and trying to > get from my home to my office and vice versa. I have wireless at the office > and I use a linksys router. At my house I have DSL and use a Microsoft > router. I have talked with others who use VN

Re: (no subject) [Connectivity]

If,you are trying to go both ways with the VNC connections, then both routers will need to have port forwards. Be alert to the possible alternative names for this. The documentation for each router should be read before you begin messing with them or you risk downing your internet connection. Jam

Looking for Multipoint VNC server for Windows

I would like to set up a box outside of my firewall and then somehow establish a VNC session between it and my PC, which is inside the firewall. Then, I can give the remote party the address of the external box and they can connect. I only need one external concurrent session, but 2 or 3 would be

unable to connect to server

I am trying to help out a friend running VNC, I don't have any experience using the product myself, and I'm looking for some help - please. Everything was working up to about 2 weeks ago, and everything else seems to be working ok (web access, email) with exception of a remote user being unable t