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From: Jerome R. Westrick <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Subject: RE: HELP! Router/Firewall with VNC Question
Date: Sun, 04 Apr 2004 17:07:27 +0200
On Sun, 2004-04-04 at 14:38, David wrote:
> Hey,
> I have some more info on my Router/VNC problem. I must be mi
Thanks for the pointer William.
Can I suggest (to the RealVNC people) that a little note be added to
http://www.realvnc.com/v4/x0.html saying that you *must* specify the
location of the passwd file in the Option section?
The combination of 'option' and 'can' (rather than 'must') i.e. 'The
param
Don't forget that Symantec has another product which is called PCAnywhere. Do
you think they're really willing to tell you how to make it work perfectly with VNC
;-) ?
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> Envoyi : vendredi 2 avril 2004 20:52
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In the new FAQ :
http://www.realvnc.com/faq.html#x0
In the old FAQ :
http://www.uk.research.att.com/archive/vnc/faq.html#q22
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> De : Igor Selivanov [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Envoyi : mardi 30 mars 2004 16:24
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> Objet : Re: taki
You could probably switch off monitor physically or by software like
screen-saver but beware that there're some incidents telling that VNC is not able to
wake up monitor in sleep mode, though nobody knows why.
As to hibernate, I think you'd better try it yourself than asking here
Things can't just stop working suddenly. If you're sure you haven't installed
anything in the viewer machine as well as the server machine, you'd better check if
they're infected by virus or not. Some recent (macro) virus contain a lot of code
like an integrated SMTP server and they pu
Read the last paragraph here in the doc :
http://www.realvnc.com/winvncviewer.html#1
That might explain your "problem".
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> Envoyi : mercredi 31 mars 2004 21:28
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> Objet : Wrong colour
Christopher Mc Carthy said:
> Thanks for the pointer William.
>
> Can I suggest (to the RealVNC people) that a little note be added to
> http://www.realvnc.com/v4/x0.html saying that you *must* specify the
> location of the passwd file in the Option section?
It is not mandatory. You could just as
Christopher Mc Carthy said:
> Thanks for the pointer William.
>
> Can I suggest (to the RealVNC people) that a little note be added to
> http://www.realvnc.com/v4/x0.html saying that you *must* specify the
> location of the passwd file in the Option section?
It is not mandatory. You could just as
Hey,
I have read everyone's answers and I understand the router/firewall/VNC
settings and my need for port forwarding, but I still do not understand what
to actually do to workaround this problem.
I am on a LAN and my IP address is w.x.y.z and I used to directly connect my
computer to the ethernet
What do you mean by "logged off from the network"? It's network adapter's
parameters like IP addresses and network masks were erased (which isn't a "logout" per
se but)? Or you just simply meant the session is logged off (which has nothing to do
with network)?
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I've ignored this conversation up to this point, so excuse me if this
information repeats.
David said:
[snip]
> So basically, how can I set up port forwarding so that when I type in
> http://w.x.y.z:5800 it forwards to 192.168.1.2:5800 instead of just
> 192.168.1.2 b/c that's my problem right?
Th
I am running RedHat Enterprise Linux WS 3 on dual Xeon machine. I have
run into a memory leak with version 3.3.7 of Xvnc. Does anyone have
similar experience or suggestions as to how I can solve this problem.
Thanks,
Glen
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Warren, Glen A said:
> I am running RedHat Enterprise Linux WS 3 on dual Xeon machine. I have
> run into a memory leak with version 3.3.7 of Xvnc.
Have you tried the VNC4 version that comes with RHEL?
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Hey Everybody,
I just wanted to write to thank everyone for their help in fixing my VNC
problems. I couldn't figure out why my port forwarding wasn't working and
why I didn't have access to VNC, and that's why I started with square one
with the networking questions. It turns out that my Netgear
Hi,
I am new to VNC software. I just installed X86
Win32 (3.3.7) both at work and home today.
My work PC is on LAN and the IP address is not
static, but hostname is static. I have tried to use
both, but I got message: 'Failed to connect to
server'. When I tried to ping the work PC from ho
William Hooper wrote:
Christopher Mc Carthy said:
Thanks for the pointer William.
Can I suggest (to the RealVNC people) that a little note be added to
http://www.realvnc.com/v4/x0.html saying that you *must* specify the
location of the passwd file in the Option section?
It is not mandatory. Yo
I have now tried VNC4, and the problem remains. I may have been to
hasty to blame VNC. It very well could be one of the apps that starts
when I start Xvnc. I will have to look into it more. This is a bad
memory leak though, something like 1 kb/s, so that in no time at all my
1 Gb of memory is g
Does anyone know how to specify the server geometry in a configuration
file, rather than on the command line?
Thanks,
Robert
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You should not have an issue with Netgear Remote Management and VNC
clashing.
The Netgear Remote Management facility is smart enough to allow to Remote
Management to be set to use any port (use the Port Number field on the
Remote Management page of the the Netgear GUI). I set mine to a nice obscure
I have been using VNC for many years now... I must say, it has been the
greatest life saver... I would like to push it to the next level in our
organization if possible.
In particular, I would like to have our sale staff start to use it for sales
purposes.I will use a cheesey example below...
Robert Swan said:
> Does anyone know how to specify the server geometry in a configuration
> file, rather than on the command line?
Assuming you are referring to a *nix OS, you can edit vncserver (it is a
perl script) and change the default.
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Hi.
I'm seeing the following problems with multiple platforms running vnc 4.0b4
with Solaris 8/9 operating environments:
- vncserver dying
- vncviewer exiting
- vncviewer hanging the system for a few minutes when it cannot get a
connection
Are folks aware of these issues?
When is the next versi
I've written an entirely custom vncserver script that we use
internally. One of the customizations we have allows for "global"
settings for things like the geometry and color depth and those settings
can be overridden by user customizations by looking at parameters inside
a ~/.vnc/Xvnc.rc file.
Is there a way to monitor my host that will display how many and which clients
are attached to the server?
Thank you,
Best Wishes,
Marc Miller
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I have searched the archives and checked the links to the other sites
mentioned on the boards here, but have been unsuccessful in finding a
solution. I'm sure I must be doing something wrong. I work for a Sheriff's
department in Southern California, USA. The County is roughly about 250,000
squar
The error message I am getting is:
Xlib: connection to "localhost:11.0" refused by server
Xlib: Maximum number of clients reached
How can I get to the bottom of what resource is limited?
Bruce
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Is there a way to monitor my host that will display how many and which
clients are attached to the server?
Thank you,
Best Wishes,
Marc Miller
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All:
I hate to raise an issue that has probably been brought up and answered,
but I was unable to find a solution to this problem posted. Hopefully
someone out there can tell me the solution to this; or provide
information on any workarounds to this problem.
I'm running the VNC 3.3.7 server
Fastpush (http://www.darkage.co.uk/downloads/index.htm) supports the VNC
4 beta.
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
Behalf Of Waite, Stan
Sent: Monday, April 05, 2004 5:00 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Remote Installation of WinVNC 4 Beta
I have se
Warren, Glen A wrote:
I have now tried VNC4, and the problem remains. I may have been to
hasty to blame VNC. It very well could be one of the apps that starts
when I start Xvnc. I will have to look into it more. This is a bad
memory leak though, something like 1 kb/s, so that in no time at all
Jeff Boerio wrote:
I've written an entirely custom vncserver script that we use
internally. One of the customizations we have allows for "global"
settings for things like the geometry and color depth and those settings
can be overridden by user customizations by looking at parameters inside
a ~/.v
I'm new to Linux, I installed vncserver on my winxp machine. I
install (or I think I did) vnc v 3.3.7 on my laptop linux mandrake
10.0. When I run the following command I get this error:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] bin]$ vncviewer 192.168.0.24:2 -listen
vncviewer: error while loading shared libraries
[EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
> I'm new to Linux, I installed vncserver on my winxp machine. I
> install (or I think I did) vnc v 3.3.7 on my laptop linux mandrake
> 10.0. When I run the following command I get this error:
>
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] bin]$ vncviewer 192.168.0.24:2 -listen
> vncviewer: error
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