Tom,
On reflection after my initial suggestion on Friday evening about using the
ActionTec purely as a modem (transparent bridging) and the D-link in it's
normal mode I think, if it was me, I would have liked to continue using both
devices in their intended default guises, i.e as a modem/router an
OK Still here! For a while!
In what way is it not working? Are you getting any error message(s)? "server
not connecting" or something of that ilk?
Back-tracking a wee bit ... You are sure the router and configs are OK and
you are 100% happy appropriate ports are open?
Also: if you have any softw
Peter:
Don't..go..anywhere...please.
If you are online still.I could use your help.
Yesit is true I have a port open (according to GoToMyVNC.com).Display 0 at
the moment.
But I have yet to connect.
Here's what I am doing:
1) From homeuse VNC Viewer to con
Hi All,
my problem as it is , I have OS windows2000 and have a os Linux woody and 2
system is connected via a LAN network , I would like to view a Linux desktop
from windows so I have download the VNC viewer (windows version) and installed
it on my windows 2000 OS and I have download the VNC serve
Ronald:
Heya. As tricky as your situation sounds to you, it is
fortunately a fairly common situation. Here's a URL to another
VNC user's experience getting past similar hurdles:
http://faq.gotomyvnc.com/fom-serve/cache/127.html
The key suggestion in there is to install a "dynamic
No. WinVNC will still start because what is inside that key is just the
service helper, ie the little icon in the system tray. This is *exactly* what he was
asking for.
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From: sergeant bash [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: samedi 27 mars 2004 09:58
To: Seak, T
Thanks Joseph,
it's good to know that someone has it working! As I wrote earlier, I can
get to another machine, but only if NIS is disabled on the remote machine.
Others have said that they have it working fine with NIS 2004; I am going to
try to remove it from the NIS firewall list and try to 'g
Hi,
I installed NIS first, but, again, I run 2003 not 2004. Also, it is NIS
2003 professional. I will take Seak's experience with the download and see
if I can 'redo' the configuration by completely removing vnc from the NIS
firewall and then attempt to use it, if it is working correctly, it sho
Well well well
I have actually gone so far as to uninstall and download vnc all over
again - but the same problem occurs. Without configuring NIS firewall (to
allow it to happen when I run vnc), with NIS enabled, I simply cannot 'get
out' but it seems that the first error that occurs is on th
Hate to be a PEST but...
While enviable others have no problems using Norton 2003 with vnc, I am in a
fix. I am running the following:
os: winxp
vnc: 4.0
NIS: Norton Internet Security Professional 2003
I have installed the full version on all my machines. I can make connections
to hosts only
Okay,
as I am taking suggestions and doing a bit of troubleshooting, here is what
I've found:
I have removed vnc executables from the Norton firewall configuration
completely, in the 'hopes' that it would prompt me that vnc was trying to
get out to the internet when I ran the viewer. Thus, with
Actually, you're both (half) right. For VNC 3.3.7:
Under Windows XP, removing the key under Run will stop the service helper
running. The service itself is run by the Service Control Manager.
Under Windows 9x, the service helper isn't used, so there is only a
RunServices key, which runs the ser
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