Dial-up machine to ADSL machine connection

Hi, I have two computers, one with a dial-up modem and another with ADSL hi-speed connetion, both of them have WinXP and only WinXP 'built-in' firewall. But when I try to connect them through VNC, it always give me the 'connection timed out' error and refuses to connect. Is there something I forgo

Re: Vnc Server...

yes i did everything but still was not able to connect. I have stopped the VNC service and now running the user mode of it. And it works fine. Not sure whats the reason when i run it as service, I'm not able to connect via VNC viewer. - Original Message - From: "Angelo Sarto" <[EMAIL PRO

Re: Vnc Server...

did you try connecting to it while the PC, which has vncserver, is booted in safe mode? On 9/8/05, Binny John <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > yes i did everything but still was not able to connect. > > I have stopped the VNC service and now running the user mode of it. And it > works fine. > > Not

Multiple Window managers in xstartup?

-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE- Hash: SHA1 I'm faced with the following situation... I have to access some Solaris boxen and Linux boxen, but my home directory is in shared storage that is nfs-mounted to them all... So regardless of which server I'm on, I have the same .vnc directory, with one

RE: Dial-up machine to ADSL machine connection

Allow VNC Viewer and server through the XP firewall. Also, you may have problems depending on your ISP. -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Behalf Of Rogerio Campos Sent: Thursday, September 08, 2005 6:49 AM To: vnc-list@realvnc.com Subject: Dial-up machine

VNC 3.3.7

I need to be able to change the VNC password but the "properties" is grayed out and when in DOS I receive the following message when I run winvnc -settings: This machine has been preconfigured with WinVNC settings, which cannot be overridden by individual users. The preconfigured settings

Re: Failure to access native display from a browser on port 5800

Hello, Wez: Thanks. I got it fixed. Now, I can use my browser to remotely view the native display of my vncserver. I edited the XF86Config file in "/etc/X11" directory by adding the following line to the Screen section: Option "httpd""/usr/share/vnc/classes" where "/usr/share/

RE: Vnc Server...

Hi, Have you checked that your VNC Server Service-Mode configuration is sane? In particular, what port is your VNC Server configured to use when in Service-Mode? Regards, Wez @ RealVNC Ltd. > -Original Message- > From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Binny J

RE: VNC 3.3.7

Debi, Firstly, you are using a very old and out of date version of VNC Server. Your system administrator appears to have configured your server so that users cannot alter the settings. You will need to ask them to enable modification of the settings for you. Regards, Wez @ RealVNC Ltd. > --

RE: Multiple Window managers in xstartup?

Brad, Are you sure that the SunOS clause is being run? Why are you not simply running dtsession directly: /usr/dt/bin/dtsession? What happens if you run it directly from within your window-managerless VNC desktop? Regards, Wez @ RealVNC Ltd. > -Original Message- > From: [EMAIL PROT

Re: Multiple Window managers in xstartup?

Here is mine. It works fine on Solaris 8 & 10, as well as Linux: #!/bin/sh # Red Hat Linux VNC session startup script [ -r $HOME/.Xresources ] && xrdb $HOME/.Xresources xsetroot -solid grey xterm -geometry 80x24+10+10 -ls -title "$VNCDESKTOP Desktop" & vncconfig -nowin&

VNC 4.1.1 Fullscreen exit?

Greetings, I've just downloaded VNC 4.1.1 for evaluation. We've used VNC 3.3.6 for quite a while and are generally familiar with operations. I'm having trouble with 4.1.1 exiting Fullscreen mode. In 3.3.6 I could just hit CTRL-Esc and it would bring my local taskbar to the foreground wh

RE: Failure to access native display from a browser on port 5800

> I edited the XF86Config file in "/etc/X11" directory by > adding the following > line to the Screen section: > > Option "httpd""/usr/share/vnc/classes" > > where "/usr/share/vnc/classes" is the directory where my java > class files > are located. For some unknown reason, using

RE: Failure to access native display from a browser on port 5800

> I edited the XF86Config file in "/etc/X11" directory by > adding the following > line to the Screen section: > > Option "httpd""/usr/share/vnc/classes" > > where "/usr/share/vnc/classes" is the directory where my java > class files > are located. For some unknown reason, using

Re: Multiple Window managers in xstartup?

James Weatherall wrote: Brad, Are you sure that the SunOS clause is being run? Why are you not simply running dtsession directly: /usr/dt/bin/dtsession? Because, if you want a session that is as close to a real CDE login session, there is alot more that /usr/dt/Xsession does than just ru

Re: VNC 4.1.1 Fullscreen exit?

Dixon, David wrote: > Greetings, > > > I've just downloaded VNC 4.1.1 for evaluation. We've used VNC 3.3.6 > for quite a while and are generally familiar with operations. I'm having > trouble with 4.1.1 exiting Fullscreen mode. [snip] > What am I overlooking? The F8 menu. -- William Hooper __

RE: VNC 4.1.1 Fullscreen exit?

David, As described in the documentation, the Fullscreen option is available from the F8 menu within VNC Viewer. Regards, Wez @ RealVNC Ltd. > -Original Message- > From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Dixon, David > Sent: 08 September 2005 16:02 > To: ' (v

Connection from XP to XP

We have a remote user running VNC 4.1.1 on a Win XP Pro machine. He connects to our office network through a VPN connection. In the office, nearly all machines have VNC Server running, most 3.3.7 with a couple 4.0 and a couple 4.1.1. These are mostly XP Pro with a handful of other OS versions su

RE: Connection from XP to XP

Try specifically adding the VNC Server executeable as "permitted" in the firewall. For some reason, that seems to work better than just specifying port 5900. -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Behalf Of Paul Boxell Sent: Thursday, September 08, 2005 12:55