Want to connect to my workcomputer (VNC Server) from
home (VNC Viewer).
The workcomputer has a adslrouter with firewall and I
can configure it, but what should i do?
Port forward something?
I THINK I should open up for port 5900 only, the
router has port forwarding capabilities.
But what about o
On Monday 08 March 2004 03:45, paolo pabliso wrote:
> I apologize in advance if this is too trivial - but I cant get it!
>
> I have copied "vncviewer" to a directory on my dreambox. did chmod 755
> vncviewer and then tried to start with
> "./vncviewer".
>
> I always get the following error: .
>
> I
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> Jonathan Lennox
> Envoye : mercredi 3 mars 2004 21:40
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> Objet : RE: can VNC transmit pc- television pictures?
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> On Wednesday, March 3 2004, "Seak, Teng-Fong" wrote to
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> On the viewer computer (no wallpaper) issue a `Ctrl-alt-del` to the VNC4 server then
> click
> cancel. The desktop takes about 5 seconds to fully redraw where with v3.3.7 the
> redraw
> was less than one second.
>
> Actually, on VNC4 the screen refresh seems to be suffering quite badly.
In service pack? Would it be possible? I think it's most likely a tweak or
in admin kit. I've found that when a WinXP is inside a domain, the "fast user
switching" is somehow disabled. Or there's some obscure parameter to make it work
again?
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> De : John
If you don't like to read the DOC & FAQ in RealVNC official website, you could
take a look at Scott's fantastic FAQ :
http://faq.gotomyvnc.com/fom-serve/cache/63.html
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> Envoyi : lundi 8 mars 2004 09:15
> @ : [E
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> radha
> Envoyi : jeudi 4 mars 2004 09:44
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> Objet : help
>
> hi,
>
> i am doing this vnc as my project.is it possible
> to change the properties dialog box(controls) on
You've not given enough info for us to help you. Are your server and client
computers are in the same network? Or is there any firewall/router/modem in between?
Have you changed any IP address accordingly?
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> Envoy
Not talking about VNC, how about in normal situation? I mean, when you're in
front of Novell's console which is already in screen saver mode, if you "wake" it up,
do you have the same login screen popup?
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> De : Lam, Ming [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Envoyi :
Well, you've deleted your own message .. no idea what it's all about..
Is your Win2k behind firewall? Is your Win9x updated enough to include all
bug fixes? As to your Network Neighbourhood problem, if your Win9X could "see" your
Win2k, I think it's enough to say that t
That's odd? We are exclusivly XP Pro at work and have our own Domain.
BUT... for obvious security reasons I had to go through and set everybody
to "press to login" which seems to disable that function.
I've found the login stuff in XP in particular to start to get rather quirky
at times. It ma
Hello William,
> "WG" == "William Golob" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
WG> Is it possible to transfer files between server and viewer during
WG> a vnc connection?
You might want to try the latest TightVNC development version, which
supports file transfers in its Win32 version:
http://www.ti
Has there been any discussion for VNC to support multiple passwords?
i.e. One for the user of the PC and different one for Support personnel
supporting the same PC?
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I have not heard of Fast User Switching being available for Windows 2000, but here is
some information about it being unavailable in Windows XP.
"...Fast User Switching is not available on Windows XP Professional-based computers
that are part of a domain network."
SOURCEs:
http://support.micros
Any chance the `F8 key` facility can be moved to another less used key? I got a
program that used the F8 key quite a-lot and I'm forever bringing up the VNC viewer
control menu and not saving data.
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Hello Again,
Several respondents have indicated that the original posting was
jumbled, therefore, here is another attempt at posting the announcement
for the SSL/TLS enabled VNC Client...
Enjoy,
An Enthusiastic VNC User.
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Hello
Follow-up to earlier posting.
Test: Switched off NIS SW firewall entirely on the home
LAN.
Result: Exactly the same as before (when NIS SW firewall was on and
ports 5500, 5800, 5900 were open in both directions to WinXP box); same VNC
Authentication screen displayed, and
Peter Coulter said:
> Perhaps I
> don't quite understand the underlying implemention of the JM (IE browser)
> version. Does it redirect from port 80 (HTTP port) to use 5800/5900?
Basically:
VNC includes a HTTP server (by default port 5800). The sole purpose of
this HTTP server is to get the jav
Guys, I have an NT Server here running Service pack 6, when I attempt to
connect via the viewer on my XP machine, I get connection refused, however I
can see and ping the server from here, both my IP and the server's IP is in
each machines route table
Here's the twist
I am able to vnc int
Peter,
It sounds like the problem may not be at home, but with your work. I
believe in an earlier post you mentioned something that let me to believe
that you are behind a proxy server (or perhaps a restrictive firewall, but
you are able to get the applet served so I vote for the proxy server)
Johan:
Heya. Here's a URL to a page where I've collected all sorts
of helpful info about getting VNC to play nicely with firewall/routers:
http://faq.gotomyvnc.com/fom-serve/cache/63.html
Hope it helps!
-Scott
> Want to connect to my workcomputer (VNC Server) from
> home (VNC V
Peter:
Heya. Some comments and musings inline:
> Yes, GoToMyVNC shows the attempts reach my VNC server on my home network
> (behind the Netgear router and NIS 2003 Personal Firewall), and something
> bad happens after that. But I get the password screen back on the initiating
> PC (on the
Rasjid , Thank you for your comment.
I tried several different VNCviewers from different Linux sources.
The error remains!
it cant have anything to do with the way I call it? ie through telnet etc?
thanx again. I guess I have to keep on trying - but as you said - no big
hope
> On Monday 08
Teng-Fong
I think you misunderstood. Novell is a dedicated file server, which is irrelevant to
this discussion. Like all our PCs, I login from my Win2k PC to the Novell server. I
install VNC server on my PC. When I startup my PC or wake up from screen saver mode
the login screen (Novell) pop
Hi all
It turns out that it was a user problem !! ?I had to register VNC server
service, but did not realise that each time I register I had to reboot for it
to take effect. Should have realise this windows 'feature'. Thanks for the
help.
Regards
Ming
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