A friend sent me a message (not to this list), which is appended below.
He claims that Windows Terminal Services will do for me what VNC does, but
Terminal Services runs much faster. I'm wondering if he is correct. I
think he's wrong about bmp encoding, for one, but is any of it correct?
Thanks
On Sat, 3 Jan 2004, Mike Miller wrote:
> A friend sent me a message (not to this list), which is appended below.
> He claims that Windows Terminal Services will do for me what VNC does, but
> Terminal Services runs much faster. I'm wondering if he is correct. I
> think he's wrong about bmp encod
Have a look http://faq.gotomyvnc.com/fom-serve/cache/63.html
It probably answers your question.
Fr. gr. Eppo R. Kooi.
> -Original Message-
> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Justin Allen
> Sent: zaterdag 3 januari 2004 6:39
>
> I have VNC installed on my c
While it may be faster for users over dialup, it does not
do all that vnc does. Across a lan, it's a wash.
There are several other issues, the main ones being:
1 - licensing, you have to have the right combination of windows
products to be legal. ( or even to function )
2 - Multi-platform
[EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
> Hi everyone,
>
> Im having trouble starting realvnc under an nonroot user.
What version of VNC? What OS?
> the nonroot user can perform vncpasswd without an error, anyways
>
> I do the following:
>
> #vncserver :2
>
> and i recieve the following message in the $HOME/.vn
Hi,
this question may be too "stupid" for most of the experts in here (in this
case: sorry !):
But how do I ANSWER to a posting in this list (just in case I can help), so
that the answer apears in the right thread (just posting with a corresponding
subject-line ?)
Thanks for any help.
Axel
On Sat, 3 Jan 2004, Robert de Bath wrote:
> Other serious limitations of Terminal services include:
> *) Licenses. The client must be using the same version of Windows as
> the machine you are connecting to, if not it'll work for 90 days
> then crash until you cough up the price of a
On Sat, 3 Jan 2004, [iso-8859-1] Axel Pvtzinger wrote:
> But how do I ANSWER to a posting in this list (just in case I can help), so
> that the answer apears in the right thread (just posting with a corresponding
> subject-line ?)
Axel-
In my mail reader there's an option to 'reply to all recipi
Justin:
Heya. To get a VNC connection to work in your situation,
at least one of you will need to go into the LinkSys configuration
pages and "port forward" the correct TCP ports from the external
side of your firewall/router to your VNC server. Here's a writeup
from someone who had a simi
Brian Greul
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> -Original Message-
> From: Brian Greul
> Sent: Saturday, January 03, 2004 12:34 PM
> To: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'
> Subject: V 3.3.7 on Windows (2k/xp pro) crashes and won't restart
>
> Hi,
>
Bill Cassady said:
> Axel-
>
> In my mail reader there's an option to 'reply to all recipients'.
> That's the one I usually use, but in any case be sure the list address
> appears in the outgoing address space.
>
> The subject line will be copied automatically if you hit something
> like 'reply to
> Other serious limitations of Terminal services include:
> *) The server only works on NT,2k and XP nothing else not even 98.
>
> *) Licenses. The client must be using the same version of Windows as
> the machine you are connecting to, if not it'll work for 90 days
> then crash unti
On Sat, 3 Jan 2004, William Hooper wrote:
> Depending on your mail reader (if it follows RFC 2369) then you will have
> a "Reply-to-list" that will not have the OP's address in the To: or CC:
> (so that the OP doesn't get two copies).
In some forums it is considered a courtesy to send a copy to t
Hi All
Hope that someone can advise me on this.
I am quite new to using VNC and have seen some recommendations that I use SSH
to better secure my VNC connection.
I have seen references to 'PUTTY' but, as I am not a guru ( I'm at the other
end of the scale ), I seem to be missing something.
I ha
One problem is that the way messages from this list are formatted is
that a simple 'reply' from most mail clients will just go back to the
message poster and not to the general list where info can be shared.
For example, a straight reply to this message will goto
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (sic)
Other l
Dave - Market-Web said:
>
> I have tries to install PUTTY on both machines, but don't seem to get them
> to
> connect ( could be that I don't know what I'm doing and don't understand
> all
> the options in Putty ).
PuTTY is an SSH client, not a server. You need an SSH server.
> The sample setup
Kevin Luff said:
> One problem is that the way messages from this list are formatted is
> that a simple 'reply' from most mail clients will just go back to the
> message poster and not to the general list where info can be shared.
>
> For example, a straight reply to this message will goto
> [EMAIL
I have a PC cabled to wireless router and a laptop via RF link. vnc works OK
with server on PC and viewer on laptop. That is, I can control the PC from the
laptop. I wish to to transfer files of all types between the two computers. I
tried cut and paste between two explorer windows, and that does n
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