Martin Kellner wrote:
Dear friends,
I want to play 2 movies on two pcs synchronous because one isn't strong enough
to handle the datastream. Is it possible remoting it with VNC and how, I'm
just a newcomer?
Yes it is possible, however
- you cannot use display-acceleration on the vnc-server mach
Scott,
Unless there is something wrong with LAN's access to the Internet, your
statement regarding access to servers is incorrect. The router should
respond on its external (WAN/Internet) IP address even within the LAN.
Your statement regarding "router logon box"s is also incorrect, I think.
Rou
Robert,
VNC already has functionality of this sort.
Regards,
Wez @ RealVNC Ltd.
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> Is it possible to temporarily
On Tue, Nov 30, 2004 at 11:17:51PM -0500, Chris wrote:
> I'm having difficulty installing VNC for Linux on my Red Hat 9 box. Are
> there resources out there for Linux newbies, like me, that will explain
> how to do this? Thanks
The first thing to bear in mind is that Red Hat Linux 9 is not the
la
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John
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Hi all:
Because we use a firewall, I need to connect to another computer ONLY trough a
port 80. I can do it but when VNC requests a password it\'s using port 3800. Is
there any way to fix it?
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I was wondering.. one of our servers is running RealVNC 4.0 server, and I use
the 4.0 viewer (non-Java interface). Up until a couple of months ago, the
mouse pointer displayed when I was remotely accessing the server; nowadays, I
just have the tiny black box, even though no settings have been chan
Have a look at VLC ('VideoLan Client', now also incorporates the
server). There are builds for several platforms and you can start
playing a video file on one platform (to display locally) and at the
same time stream it (to however many machines on how many different
supported platforms on as you
Hi,
I'm brand new to VNC. I have vncserver and vncviewer running on two
different RH Linux machines. I can make a connection but the display that
shows on the remote machine doesn't have any of the icons that would
display on the local machine.
I thought VNC would allow full display access to
Wez:
I'm sorry to disagree, but my experience has been that most
commercial NAT'ing routers (eg, LinkSys, Netgear) are unable
to route traffic in a "loop" manner as described. Perhaps the very
latest products allow this, or perhaps I could simply be wrong:
if other users on this list have r
Thomas Walter said:
> Hi,
>
>
> I'm brand new to VNC. I have vncserver and vncviewer running on two
> different RH Linux machines. I can make a connection but the display that
> shows on the remote machine doesn't have any of the icons that would
> display on the local machine.
Sounds like you are
Scott C. Best said:
> Wez:
>
>
> I'm sorry to disagree, but my experience has been that most
> commercial NAT'ing routers (eg, LinkSys, Netgear) are unable to route
> traffic in a "loop" manner as described.
The old SMC I had (a 7004WBR I think) does this, as does the Linksys
BEFW11S4 (v4 I think)
I think it is just hit or miss (and people seem to remember their last
experience).
I have a similar model Linksys but wired (BEFSR41 V3) and it does not allow
me to create a VPN/PPTP connection using the external address of the router
(to the VPN server on our LAN) from inside the LAN (works fine
If you want both the java viewer and the server on the same port,
(port 80) then you need vnc enterprise.
The other option is to install the viewer client (you can run it from
a cd if you need too) and change the connection port to 80.
--angelo
On Wed, 1 Dec 2004 08:54:09 -0400 (WST), [EMAIL P
I guess my first question would be:
have you tried it yet?
[attempt 1 - no outgoing firewall]
1. have her connect the home pc to the internet (with firewall disabled)
2. have her got to an ip reflector (dslreports has one im sure there
are many others)
3. have her give you the ip and try to co
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