We are using multiscreen with a Matrox G450 Dual DVI Card.
We want to visualize some WinCC Siemens Processes. We also want to
connect over the VNC Browser Plugin to an other Panel to view
Screensettings.
Now the interesst thing is:
On primary screen everything is working fine!!
On secondary scree
Bill,
If you are connecting to any VNC 4 series server (including VNC Enterprise
Edition) for Windows, you will find "Connections: accepted" and
"Connections: closed" messages in the Application Event Log of the computer
on which the server is running. The only reason that these might not be
ther
Bill,
Have you restarted the service since removing TightVNC? TightVNC is based
upon our old VNC 3 system, and will by default accept connections on the
standard VNC port.
Regards,
Wez @ RealVNC Ltd.
> -Original Message-
> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behal
Mike,
Assuming that you are connecting across the Internet to a machine that is
connected via a NAT router, you will need to use the Internet IP address of
the router to connect, and have the router forward connections to its port
5900 to the relevant computer on your LAN. The router's documentat
In message
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, mbrown
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes
We are behind a firewall, but want to get VNC to allow consultants we
trust to have remote access to our computers (and vice versa). Past
posts to this list convinced me that opening a port in the firewall for
specific users is a
YSK,
What version of vnc.so are you using? (This will be logged to the X
server's log file on startup e.g. to /var/log/XFree86.0.log on many
systems).
Are you using a very recent X server on the Linux system?
Can you try reproducing the problem and then try pinging the Linux machine
to verify t
Voller,
This mailing list strips attachments, I'm afraid.
Firstly, you are running an old version of VNC server - I would recommend
upgrading to VNC 4.1.1.
I'm not sure what you mean by "changing the settings the problem is solved"
- are you saying that with the settings changed, everything upda
Mike,
Neither worms nor viruses can propagate via a VNC connection, since the
protocol contains no scripting or executable elements.
The main issues with opening a firewall to allow VNC access are to do with
session snooping, tampering and impersonation attacks, which are pretty
rare. VNC Enter
Bernard et al,
> >specific users is a secure activity, but our IT guys are now
> saying that
> >it doesn't necessarily protect our systems from worms or viruses that
> >may already inhabit the trusted user's computers.
>
> That's correct, in that if there was a weakness in VNC it could be
> exp
Have been trying TightVNC but having had a quick look at UltraVNC it looks
appealing. Looks like a bit nicer interface and some other advantages such
as chat, and rescaling viewer to fit window. And did I read somewhere that
it's normally faster? (I just need for between Windows PCs).
Can anyone
Bernard,
> Alternatively it's possible to configure VNC to only accept
> connections
> from localhost. This requires a VPN to be set up between the
> remote and
> local machines. That can use any type of encryption your IT
> guys think
> is required. Even if the blackhats sniff the network t
Last Friday, I replied to two postings on the above subject with the
message below. I've been able to resolve the problem, but will first say
what did not work.
It was not a problem with ZoneAlarm. I disabled ZA on my home machine
(viewer) and tried with the Win/XP firewall and also without
I tried UltraVNC to control a complex remote application and found it
unacceptable. Many times, pull-down menus on the desktop screen were not
displayed on the remote laptop, nor were some error message windows. The
result was hang situations that couldn't be resolved without manual
intervent
Have you tried the video driver that comes with each flavor? I've seen
significant improvements when the UltraVNC video driver is installed on
the remote computer.
- Steve Bostedor
http://www.vncscan.com
More than just a VNC Manager!
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[E
Yann Renard wrote:
Hi everyone,
I have been using RealVNC to help several friends of mine over the
internet for years now. My way of doing it was to install the VNC server
on their computer, additionaly add an entry to no-ip so I can easily
find them back and everything went ok this way. Now
Jim,
The error you were seeing indicated that the VNC Viewer was unable to
resolve the hostname that you were entering. This is a problem with the
viewer computer not being able to look up the server name, not with the
server itself. One possible cause of such a problem in a Windows-centric
LAN
I wondered about something like that and tried to connect from home to the
PC in the adjoining office and got the same result. I could ping the PC in
the adjoining office, however. I can't ping my own because I guess I must
have incoming ICMP blocked by my office firewall. When I tried to con
You're correct... we can't email batch files through our corporate email
server here. What you'd have to do in a case like that is just include the
text and indicate that the recipient should copy and paste the relevant text
into a text document and save it as a batchfile. I have my doubts as to th
I have verified no files were overwritten and the patch applied properly. It
won't compile.
I have brought in the xorg version and am attempting that.
thanks
The information contained herein is GOODYEAR PROPRIETARY information and
includes GOODYEAR CONFIDENTIAL information. Reproduction of
thi
Nope, no Log under that registry tree. And I definitely haven't changed
anything in the registry. Also, there is no Log value under that tree on
another machine that is logging correctly.
On Wed, 2005-08-17 at 06:32 -0500, James Weatherall wrote:
> Bill,
>
> If you are connecting to any VNC 4 ser
Heyaz. Apologies in advance for the slightly off-topic
post...
I was hoping to hear from some volunteers willing to
test-out accessing VNC servers that are behind either HTTP or
SOCKS proxies. We've recently added that capability to the
open-source EchoVNC project, and while inter
I have tried several VNC variants and they all have some minor or not so
minor issues. Depending on your requirements "the best" could be different.
If you want the most seamless experience and work a lot remotely,
RealVNC is the best in my opinion. It handles keys in most intuitive way
and th
Bill,
In the absence of the Log entry, the server will log correctly. It's only
if you have a broken Log entry that it won't.
What is the output you get when you run:
telnet 5900
Regards,
Wez @ RealVNC Ltd.
> -Original Message-
> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
I recently installed vnc on winxp.As a test, while I give the address
127.0.0.1 for connection, what I get is a full opening of various
windows non stop and many mouse cursors hovering around; and my entire
screen become blue and I am forced to use ctrl + alt+ delete keys to get
to the normal desk
I'm getting a "connection unexpectedly closed" message when attempting to
connect from the internet. I turned off my Firewall but still get the message.
Mike T
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vinod wadhawan schrieb:
I recently installed vnc on winxp.As a test, while I give the address
127.0.0.1 for connection, what I get is a full opening of various
windows non stop and many mouse cursors hovering around; and my entire
screen become blue and I am forced to use ctrl + alt+ delete keys
Vinod, there is a LOT of information which would be possible to give you,
however, it might be best if you went and started browsing
http://faq.gotomyvnc.com and see if that doesn't at least give you a
starting point from which you can ask more specific questions.
John
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Hello, Wez:
1)I am using the latest version of vnc from RealVNC (Version 4.1.1).
2)I am ruuning the server on a Redhat 9 installation. The X Server is
from the original RH 9 install CD. According to Redhat documentation, it is
version 4.X. The first line on the XR86Config file also
The perfect setting for the computer I use the viewer on is 1280 x 960, but
the only video settings when using my viewer comp, are the settings for the
server comp (which does not have 1280x960 as an option).
Are there any plans for the viewer to be able to display via setting on the
viewer comp,
> "Yat-sang" == Yat-sang Kwong <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Yat-sang> When I tried to share the native X display, I ran into
Yat-sang> troubles. Please help.
Yat-sang> On opening up the vncviewer to access the native desktop
Yat-sang> 0 with "domainname:0", my vncviewer sh
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