Subject: R: VNCserver connecting problem
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(BDear Livio,
(BAs of your advice, I have downloaded 4.0 b4, and installed to both
(Bof my server and viewer, and then tried again.
(BUnfortunately, the situation seems not to be improved: I still have
(Ban error of "unable connect to host: Connecti
Mike Miller wrote:
On Tue, 27 Apr 2004, Corni Beerse wrote:
This message clearly shows how and where Micro$oft makes abuse and reuse
of terms: The protocol that is used by VNC is called RDP. AFAIK, that's
a kind of open protocol.
Then M$ started those stuff they call RemoteDesktop for which they
There is a standard test to see if the server is installed and running
correctly. It consists of executing "telnet localhost 5900" on the same
machine as the server is running. (Note the port 5900 assumes display
is 0).
Correct result is the display of the RFB protocol version...
something like
"Peter C. Vernam" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I don't want to -- I HAVE to. The machine is a Sun Fire V240 and,
> when installing Solaris 9, I am not even given the option of installing
> a 32-bit kernel.
That isn't relevant. You have a default 32-bit userland.
> So I get a 64-bit kernel, an
> Yes they do - we use both. Terminal Server & Citrix has two primary
> advantages:
>
> o Reduce TCO by using server based centralised computing
> o Publish legacy Windows applications on the web
>
> This isn't really what VNC is about at all.
Isn't it? Why not? Have you tried RDP2VNC, which a
AllowLoopback is a standard setting for VNC 3.
Wez @ RealVNC Ltd.
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> >No it's not.
>
> Is RDP far more tightly tied into the back end rendering system in Windows
> TS or is it just a protocol for transferring bitmaps etc. down low-bandwidth
> lines?
Look up the T.128 spec (RDP is based on it) and take a look at
www.rdesktop.org.
Orin.
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> When I move of offending window around the following show an
> increased usage of cpu resources: Explorer.exe WinVNC.exe csrss.exe
csrss is the Win32 subsystem executable. It has to be running if you're to
run any Win32 programs.
> I'll have to let my system wait for the next opportunity to
Dear Ken
(B
(BBe sure that VNCServer is actually running and that there is only one
(Bversion of VNCServer which is running. I mean different versions of
(BVNCServer (e.g. 3.3.7 and 4.0b4) can coexist on one machine but the first
(Binstance will allocate TCP Port 5900 whereas the others will l
No, I don't get the password dialog since client and server never agree on the
protocol.
I will check the firewall issue (different department, large company :-).
Trying a different NIC on the server is one of the next items on my list, although I
am hoping to avoid it, as the machine would hav
> -Message d'origine-
> De : David Broadwell [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Envoyi : mardi 27 avril 2004 18:07
> @ : Seak, Teng-Fong; [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Objet : RE: 'Another instance of RealVNC is already running.'
>
> [snipped]
> When I move of offending window around the following show an
> -Message d'origine-
> DeB : naoki_murakami [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> EnvoyC)B : mercredi 28 avril 2004 08:57
> CB : [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> CcB : [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> ObjetB : Re: VNCserver connecting problem
>
> Subject: R: VNCserver connecting problem
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> Dear Livio,
> As of your advice,
Ah ha! Are you sure VNC is listening in 5900 as you expected? Check it
first. Well, I don't know what packet sniffer you're using, but could you use other
tool to check this out?
And as I've asked, is the port forwarding points to the correct machine? I
mean, eg, it's forwar
Seak, Teng-Fong said:
> Using this command:
> netstat -n -a -p tcp
> It could show you the open ports in your server machine. But they can't
> tell you which application is the owner of the port.
WinXP adds an "-o" switch to display the PID of the owning process. It
doesn't appear to be th
Hi,
I have installed VNC on our Windows 2000 Server Machine. However, I am
unable to connect to our machine from outside of the office. When I try I
get a message saying either:
'This server does not have a valid password enabled. Until a password is
set, incoming connections cannot be accepte
Jay:
Heya. Yes, Belkin uses "virtual server" when they mean
"port forwarding". Just follow the instructions here, and you
should be good to go:
http://faq.gotomyvnc.com/fom-serve/cache/64.html
Hope this helps!
-Scott
> My configuration is as follows:
>
> Remote server (PC runni
Greetings.
On Wed, Apr 28, 2004 at 04:26:36PM +0200, Seak, Teng-Fong wrote:
> Using this command:
> netstat -n -a -p tcp
> It could show you the open ports in your server machine.
> But they can't tell you which application is the owner of the port.
With '-o' option, netstat shows 'owner'
Hello, all --
It's often desirable to share a computer screen as part of a larger
multimedia session. An example of this is if you're giving a presentation
with slides (Powerpoint or the like) -- you want the other side to be able
to see the slides you're showing on your local screen.
Windows Me
does RDP2VNC can serve multi-win-desktops (RDP server) via vnc ?
if not, then why not just use the rdp client ?
BTW, where can RDP2VNC can be found ?
> > Yes they do - we use both. Terminal Server & Citrix has two primary
> > advantages:
> >
> > o Reduce TCO by using server based centralised compu
I set the server service mode options to listen on port 80, verified with
Netstat -an (windows)
in the client/view I put domain.name:80 in or IP address:80 in and no
connection made. what am I missing.. also tried same with user mode
listener/server set for port 80..
thanks!!
Derrick
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How is the W2K server PC exposed to the outside world? Via a firewall with
NAT and a static IP?
Regards, Rob.
-Original Message-
From: shaun thornburgh [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 28 April 2004 16:28
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: VNC on Win2K Server
Hi,
I have installed VNC on our
Please let me rephrase my original question.
I have about 15 remote users.
In fact remote may be a misnomer, they could be called disconnected
users right now.
The CRM application we use connects to a WinNT RAS server occasionally
and replicates.
We are upgrading our CRM application & it doesn't re
At 05:14 AM 4/28/2004, Dave Love wrote:
Then it's broken the way gcc on Debian SPARC now is. Has it got some
sort or wrapper? The kernel being 64-bit isn't relevant and doesn't
affect gcc's default per machine. The default build on 64-bit Solaris
generates 32-bit code (and that was the same for
Hi
I have no idea how to connect to my lan from the internet. Any help IN
SIMPLE TERMS would be great.
I have a D-link wireless router and 2 laptops on windows XP
Thanks
JS
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