On Jan 24, 2007, at 8:43 AM, Jesse Heady wrote:
Is it possible to set up VNC on Mac and allow simultaneous private
sessions for users? Is this only possible if each VNC user has their
own system login and VNC is run as a system service? Ultimately we
would like to have our Mac available as a s
Charlie,
Apple Remote Desktop isn't VNC compatible, as you can see from the log
output below, in which the server reports a bogus protocol version. VNC
Enterprise & Personal Editions have a workaround for server software that is
broken in this way, and that will be in the next Free Edition releas
Francois,
Do you see more aborts when moving the mouse around? If so then try
enabling "Pointer event rate-limiting" enabled in the VNC Viewer's Inputs
tab. Does that help?
Wez @ RealVNC Ltd.
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Lim,
When the machine first comes up, try waiting a five minutes or so before
connecting. Windows quite often gets into a strange state where it takes a
very long time to start services when booting.
Regards,
Wez @ RealVNC Ltd.
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Alan,
You need to set the IdleTimeout of your server to something higher - by
default it's one hour. Disabling it completely is not generally advisable,
since that can prevent VNC server from closing dead connections.
Regards,
Wez @ RealVNC Ltd.
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Hi Jesse,
See this link:
http://www.redstonesoftware.com/products/vine/multidesktop.html
I use OSXvnc as a server on our Mac and connect with RealVNC from my
Windows PC.
Regards,
- Mark
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Thanks James.
I do wait for a long time before connecting; but I am still not able to figure
out how to eliminate the error ...no cause and no way to look.
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Sent: Thursday, January 25, 2007 3:15 AM
To: Lim, Ying; 'Seak
Two ideas to determine if the problem comes from VNC or the PC:
1. The usual one. Does a ping to your PC get replies? And in both
situations: before and after login.
2. Share a folder of your choice. Of course, test it first that it's
accessible when you're login. Then test if you could see
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On Thursday 25 January 2007 10:47 am, Seak wrote:
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On Wednesday 24 January 2007 20:39, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> hello Mick
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> Port below 1024: I read somewhere that some providers, at least in France,
> tend to squeeze ports above 1024 for traffic control reasons, thus I tried
> doing so to avoid being sqeezed.
All your internet applications op
If you want to pay for a good antivirus product then get Nod32, if you don't
get Avast! or AVG. No application should infringe upon another without first
asking your permission to do so - even if it falsely identifies it as a
malware.
On Wednesday 24 January 2007 23:07, Tim M wrote:
> Each time I
I totally agree! That is what I get for going by reviews in PC Mag . . . or
which ever I looked at. The program seems to totally stop functioning after
using VNC . . . I have to reboot the computer to get AV protection. I am
going to ditch it soon.
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All YES to what you have suggested here. No, there is no virus on my PC.
Thus, I am just so confused after exhausted all possible resolution.
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No.
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Subject: Re: Help
Oh, just another idea Do you have Windows Defender in this PC?
Try to uninstall it too first
Yes. NO luck.
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Sent: Thursday, January 25, 2007 8:51 AM
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Subject: Re: Help
Two ideas to determine if the problem comes from VNC or the PC:
1. The usual one. Does a ping to your
Hello. I have a windows computer at my house. However, I was looking to
remotly access my linux server. Does VNC allow you to connect to a linux
system if you are running windows on your home computer?
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Search for grocery stores.
here is a screenshot of my router settings. I've been trying to connect for
a couple days but no dice. Is there something else I need to do besides
port forwarding?
http://www.bingwalker.com/VNC.png
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That is the great thing about VNC, it allows you to connect to any supported
OS as if you are on that OS's console. So the answer is yes. The only
thing to keep in mind is that the port is different on UNIX than on a
Windows box.
doverbey
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