Stan,
next build of VNC Manager (http://www.s-code.com) will include support for
RealVNC4 remote installations.
Best regards,
Yury
SmartCode Solutions
http://www.s-code.com
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Nepple, Bruce wrote:
The error message I am getting is:
Xlib: connection to "localhost:11.0" refused by server
Xlib: Maximum number of clients reached
I think you are logged in to the remote unix machine using ssh. That provides
display "localhost:10.0" and/or "localhost:11.0" to use the same pi
For the developpers,
Herebs the only information I get from the event log when VNC4 crashed
and thus generated the error :
FrameBuffer: BitBlt failed:5
Well, I hope this help you find out why VNC3.3.7 isnbt stable in Win2003
Server :)
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Teng-Fong,
When you say "crashed", do you just mean that the connection was dropped, or
did the server actually crash?
You initially specify that you are using VNC4, and then refer to VNC3.3.7.
Which are you actually using?
Cheers,
Wez @ RealVNC Ltd.
David,
I may be wrong here since I have never actually set up port forwarding.
But looking at the screenshot you pointed to, it looks like you may
have misinterpretted the meanings of "Start Port" and "End Port."
I believe that "Start Port" refers to the port being accessed on the
internet side of
Hi
On Mon, 5 Apr 2004 11:51:07 -0700 (PDT) you wrote:
> 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 con
Hi Glen,
On Mon, 05 Apr 2004 12:03:07 -0700 you 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, someth
Carlyle Sutphen said:
> David,
>
> I may be wrong here since I have never actually set up port forwarding.
> But looking at the screenshot you pointed to, it looks like you may
> have misinterpretted the meanings of "Start Port" and "End Port."
> I believe that "Start Port" refers to the port being
Good morning,
I'm having a problem with a RedHat 7.3 System acting as a VNCServer and
a WindowsNT Workstation (4.0) as a client.
Everytime a user opens an XTerm in the VNC Window on the WindowsNT
system, it immediately crashes the VNCClient.
A 'ps aux |grep vnc' on the 7.3 system reveals that
He should have used at least urpmi which is easier.
> -Message d'origine-
> De : William Hooper [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Envoyi : mardi 6 avril 2004 04:53
> @ : [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Objet : Re: Can't run vncviewer?
>
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
> > I'm new to Linux, I installed vn
For WinNT platforms, you could use the command "netstat" without any
parameter. It will give you a list of all establised connections. You could then look
at the line saying :5900.
Hope this help.
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> De : marc miller [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Envo
You'd better give us a (brief) description of a scenario what you wanted to do
because personally I don't get what you meant exactly, and since nobody else had
answered, I assume it's the same for them.
> -Message d'origine-
> De : Fabio Novi [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Envoyi :
Hello All,
how does one hide the icons on the taskbar for viewer and server?
Thanks,
Elke
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Who can really explain in plain english step-by-step
procedures - how to configure this above router and vnc
server/client software on two only! machines which connect
to the internet through this router from others phone
lines?
Entering data is dynamic IP addressing under the router
(it's rarely c
Ying:
Heya. Most likely, your work PC is on a LAN that is
protected from Internet connections with a good firewall. If
so, you won't be able to ping it or VNC to it (but neither
will the "bad guys"...and that's a good thing).
The easiest way to get VNC working in such a case is
to a
vnc 4.0; it is already installed.
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From: "Lange, Bob (Tax Office)" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "'E. Sprow'" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Tuesday, April 06, 2004 12:28 PM
Subject: RE: hiding icons on taskbar
> It would only be on the server side you would hide the icons. Wha
Let me answer your second question first: VNC4.
Actually, I'd been using VNC 3.3.7 with Win2003 Server for several months but I was
always having problem with it (VNC server was causing errors and being shutdown by
system). And finally, I switched to VNC4 because others said it's more st
Thanks everyone for the suggestions. I have tried to track down which
program is using the memory, but the strange thing is that the sum of
the memory used by the processes (sum of VmSize in /proc/IDs) doesn't
equal the total memory used (taken from header of top output for
instance).
Below is
My home PC runs XP Pro SP1 with the latest ZoneAlarm free version. It's
also behind a D-link DI-604 router although I don't think that's the
problem. To connect to my work PC I first start VPN. Once connected I
then start VNC viewer. But I never get the password prompt from work PC
unless I change
I am getting very similar issues on W2K3 servers with TightVNC 1.2.9. I suspect a
conflict with the Terminal Server console mode may be at the root of the issue.
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Pete Carstensen, MCSE
Senior LAN Engineer
CSK Auto, Inc.
645 E. Missouri Ave.
Phoenix, AZ 85012
(602
Okay, I've read a lot of rather 'heated' messages about hiding the icons.
Let me say that while this is gul and I certainly want to keep vnc legit in
all respects, there must also be the realization that there are perfectly
legit reasons for wanting to hide the icons. First and foremost, for me at
>My home PC runs XP Pro SP1 with the latest ZoneAlarm free version. It's
>also behind a D-link DI-604 router although I don't think that's the
>problem. To connect to my work PC I first start VPN. Once connected I
>then start VNC viewer. But I never get the password prompt from work PC
>unless I ch
On Tue, 6 Apr 2004, Warren, Glen A wrote:
> Thanks everyone for the suggestions. I have tried to track down which
> program is using the memory, but the strange thing is that the sum of
> the memory used by the processes (sum of VmSize in /proc/IDs) doesn't
> equal the total memory used (taken fr
Hello fellow VNC users,
I'm glad to let you know that today we have released a simple, but yet
useful web based VNC access.
Basically this is a web page, which hosts our VNC ActiveX control, and
allows you to access your VNC server from a browser window.
Currently this feature is available for Wind
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