OK, so I just bought the license.
Tech Support said that I can restart a machine remotely and have control
over the computer when it re-boots.
I've tried and I can't do it.
It's probably because VNC Server is not running prior to signing in past the
Windows Logon screen. Is this a co
James,
A vnc user should not setdown or logout xvncserver remotely. I am using
Xvnc server with xinetd option and java-vncviewer. When a user logs in
in to vnc-server through vnc-viewer and tries Ctrl+Alt+TAB the vncserver
gives the system setdown dialog box and for Ctrl+Alt+Backspace it asks
for
> However, permanently leaving the firewall OFF does not sound
> like a good idea.
Run the VNC Server configuration applet. When you click Ok to close it, it
will check the state of Windows Firewall on your computer, and offer to
correct it if necessary.
Regards,
Wez @ RealVNC Ltd.
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Han,
you probably run VNC server in application mode. In this case when you
restart Window, VNC server won't be started automatically.
There is an option to run VNC server as a Window service, and that's exactly
what you need.
Best regards,
Yury
SmartCode Solutions
WWW: http://www.s-code.com
Tel
Susanta,
vncserver does not interpret Ctrl+Alt+Tab or Ctrl+Alt+Backspace in any way.
It sounds like this is being done by whatever shell your users are running.
You should therefore find that although they're offered the option, they
can't _actually_ shutdown the machine, since only root can do th
Hi,
I have installed a tighvnc on my windows xp computer.
I try to connect it at LAN it can work.
But I don!&t know how to connect to this computer through internet..
I am using router to connect to internet..
I already have a DNS ... but I don!&t know what is the use of DNS!K to make
Han,
Please use the web form to obtain technical support.
Cheers,
Wez @ RealVNC Ltd.
> -Original Message-
> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Han Soh
> Sent: 15 July 2005 02:04
> To: vnc-list@realvnc.com
> Subject: Question re: remote re-start
>
>
> OK
Han Soh wrote:
> Tech Support said that I can restart a machine remotely and have control
> over the computer when it re-boots.
>
> I've tried and I can't do it.
>
> It's probably because VNC Server is not running prior to signing in past
> the Windows Logon screen. Is this a correct assumption?
Bill:
Heya. Been following your discussion with Angelo, and I
think there's two ways of going about fixing your problem. The
first is what you're doing: root-cause the technical connection
problem you're having. The second approach is a bit move cavalier:
just get a connection to work, an
James,
Actually, I Developed a light weight desktop and plugged in in the
gnome session so that when GDM starts my desktop.As I am starting Xvnc
through xinetd as soon as a connection comes it call the GDM so user
gets my desktop. In the physical system itself it does not do any thing
if I press
As opposed to what? I'm not sure what you're asking.
Are you talking about service-mode vs. user-mode?
Whenever I re-boot and sign-in, VNC server is running automatically (i.e,
upon start-up). I'm not sure, however, if it is running "as a service". If
it is, should I change it? What should I chan
Hi,
Recently my parents 'upgraded' their OS to Win XP Home (SP2). They installed
VNC server v. 4.1.1 and set it up to operate in 'service mode'. Using VNC
viewer 4.1.1 from my PC (Win 2000 Pro) I cannot *fully* connect. Here's what
happens:
After typing in their IP address (and port 0) the pas
It's probably the "Fast User Switching" feature in XP. Unfortunately,
they will have to disable that (nice) feature of XP in order for VNC to
work correctly... :-(
John B Miller wrote:
Hi,
Recently my parents 'upgraded' their OS to Win XP Home (SP2). They installed
VNC server v. 4.1.1 and s
BTW, if you would like to keep Fast User Switching enabled, you should
consider using the "Remote Assistance" feature built into XP. It allows
your parents to "request" assistance from you, and you can then take
over the XP machine remotely.
John B Miller wrote:
Hi,
Recently my parents 'upg
XP Pro has both RDP and Remote Assistance. XP Home has the latter.
Gerardo E. Carcamo wrote:
>Isn't that only available to xp PRO? Do they have it?
>
>-Original Message-
>From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
>Behalf Of B. Scott Smith
>Sent: Friday, July 15, 2005 8:29 PM
>
I'm a student who needs (I repeat, needs) to be able to access my desktop at
home from school, and also needs to have file-transfer capabilities, but
there are many complications.
First, our campus computers are maintained so that no client software
(including VNC viewers and ActiveX plugins) can
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