Use F8 to open the menu and click to send ctl alt del to host
Or do a right click on the vnc windows
Eric
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Hi,
That functionality is not available under Windows 95/98/Me because those
systems don't provide the required system calls to implement it.
Wez @ RealVNC Ltd.
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Hi Everyone,
COnsider a scenario in which there are two VNC Servers
behind a common Router with NAT enabled. Now if an
External Guy tries to connect, to any of these PCs,
then I guess he can connect to them if they are having
different Display Numbers ( This is because they would
then listen on di
Hello all,
I'm trying for several days now to integrate the vnc extension module
into my X (4.3.0), but it wont start (or at least it doesnt open a port).
It cannot connect to it, neither from the local network, nor from the
machine where it should run itself.
Maybe I just put the options into the
> You can arrange to run only mozilla for clients, but I have
> run into some problems doing it completely without a window
> manager; X apps in linux expect some of the keyboard focus
> and miscelaneous functions to be done by a window manager.
>
> But even so, you can run a very simple wind
Thanks for the link - it's fantastic!
You shouldn't know if it could be possible to prompt the user to accept
the incoming connections (like in 4.0)?
Jimmy E. Frederiksen
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Emne
Verry easy way to re
Sorry all,
I upgraded from realvnc 3.x to 4.0 and updated every file... Except for
the Xvnc binary. It now seems to work alright. :-)
Daniel
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That's pretty much what I was hoping you would say. Thanks, both of you
(and the third guy who emailed me direct).
I'll post again if I go into this, and need help.
Thanks very much
Michael Nelson
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Is there a easy way to use my printer when I connect to
another computer over the internet and run a program on
the other computer and whant to print a page?
I use VNC 4 and I have just install it
Thank4s & regards
Paul
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> Thank you first, I had knew what you say when I debugged the
> VNC 4.0 source code, but I regard it as a bug for VNC, will
> you resolve it in VNC at some time? Maybe you can give me
> some information how to implement the function in
> win98/win95, thanks a lot.
It's not a bug in VNC, it
I have problems with my VNC. I can never connect to anything. It always says it was
timed out! Can someone help me with that?
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Hello, I hope someone can help here as I have searched everywhere else
to no luck, but I am experiencing two issues with frequently; firstly my
work involves a heavy use of remote administration using both VNC and
RDP. Unfortunately I am more and more often finding problems when trying
to use both
This is not true. If you have two VNC servers behind a router with NAT, you
will need to put one of the servers on a different port for your outside
people to accesses both of them.
This is why: With NAT your router is setup with one outside WAN address and
one inside LAN address, it then forw
Ashutosh:
Heya. From my perspective, using the Viewer client to
specify which Display number to connect to is very much the
same thing as using the client to specifiy the port to connect
to. After all, port number = display number + 5900.
Have a look at this FAQ here:
http://faq.
Hi
I have only just recently started using VNC 4 on a small peer-to-peer
network (around 15 PC's running Win 95, 98 and XP variously) in the hope
that I will do a little less walking around for simple support queries.
I have needed to send CTRL-ALT-DEL remotely, but it doesn't seem to do
anything
So I'm wondering if this is by design or a bug?
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Subject: Re: vnc server 4.0 can't call listener if server desktop is
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Date: Fri, 30 Jul 2004 16:54:55 +
Yes, it is running as a service. The mai
I am trying to get x0vncserver to work right on the
solaris9 box that i have here. I can get it to turn
on, it will recognize a connection when i use the
viewer. However it asks for a password, which i have
attempted to set up a few timed. it gives me an error
message on the sun box,
ssecurityfa
Hello,
I have just installed VNC version 4.
I have vncserver on an AIX box (5.1) and vncclient on Windows XP.
I can start vncserver and connect via vnc viewer.
Running xclock on the AIX box displays it OK on the viewer.
However, the log is full of error messages about fonts and some
applications do
I get the same thing. Seems like it flashes the logon then goes back to the
screen that says to press ctrl-alt-del to logon.
Tom
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Hi all,
I have a custom application implementing the basic VNC server protocol
( RFB protocol version 3.3) that sends out pictures to the RealVNC
viewer on a Windows 2000 PC.
The application works fine when I use the older 3.3.7 VNC viewer
application on the PC, but if I use VNC 4.0 viewer on th
It the "Save Connection" hidden somewhere not obvious? In version 3x you
used to be able to right click on the upper left corner and then choose
"save connection", and it would save it as a .vnc file. How is this
accomplished now with v4?
Aaron
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For some reason we have a Windows 2000 Server that will NOT allow us to
connect to it from within our office. However, it will connect from another
Windows 2000 Server from a different location. (We only have an issue with
this machine, no other windows 2000 servers) When trying to connect to it
Aaron Weed said:
> It the "Save Connection" hidden somewhere not obvious?
F8, Options, Defaults
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William Hooper
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Network Administrator
Mitten Inc.
(519)442-6375 ext. 239
(519)861-6619 (cell)
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I have 3 users in a separate building in our corporate site. I have installed
Vnc 3.3.7 on 2 of them. One I can connect to no problem. The other, I only
ever get message "Cannot connect to server."
Why would this be? settings are the same on both PCs.
Thanks
Aaron M.
Network Administrator
Mitten I
Ok Guys,
How About being able to hide the VNC Icon,so if you have to watch your kids
or something like that?
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Sorry I found it
To disable the icon as well, for the best of both worlds, you would need to
create the key
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\ORL\WinVNC3
"DisableTrayIcon"=dword:0001
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I second this. I first encountered this problem after upgrading from
VNC 3.3.7 to VNC 4.0. Downgrading back to VNC 3.3.7 did not correct the
problem. There is definitely an interaction between RDP and VNC on
Windows 2003 boxes which render VNC pretty much unusable unless you
don't use RDP.
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I second Stewart's opinion on this. VNC 4.0 and RDP 5.0 do not coexist
well. I use RDP or VNC exclusively on a single machine.
If someone finds a good fix, perhaps they can post it on this list. I would
love to be able to use either.
Alan.
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Is this a problem with VNC 3.3.7 as well?
Magdalena Hernandez
Network Consultant
Westline Medical Management
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From: Alan Watchorn [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, August 03, 2004 2:51 PM
To: VNC List
Subject: RE: VNC and RDP 5.0 (Windows 2003) incompatabilities
Hello. I recently upgraded my Windows2000 PC to
RealVNC server 4.0 but cannot figure out how to send a
CTRL+ALT+DELETE when connecting using the Java applet
via a browser, in this case IE 6 from another Win2K
machine. The 3.3 version applet has the "Send
Ctrl+Alt+Del" button but 4.0 does not appear
Hi Evereyone,
Can I connect remotely with VNC to XP , win2k, windows 2003 via Broadband Router?
Basically the ISP provides DHCP. The Broadband Router will assign internal IP
Addresses.
Can I connect to a PC remotely that is connected to the Broadband Router??
Thank you for your help!
Thank you
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