James Weatherall wrote:
Hi Gurjit,
You should find that you can start 99 desktops that way, provided that
xinetd will support that many configured services. Beyond 99 desktops, the
X11 and RFB port numbers will start to clash.
Before that, X11 runs out of ports, its design says only 64 d
Gupta, Pankaj G wrote:
Hi,
I want to know how much a vncserver process usage of memory? How can i
measure that? Is it same on Solaris? Can vnc server affect other system
processes if memory usage is high? or in another way?
On m$windows machines and unix machines where it forwards the consol
Hi Matthew,
VNC Free Edition doesn't support the HTTP and RFB ports being the same.
This is supported by VNC Enterprise & Personal Edition servers, however.
Regards,
Wez @ RealVNC Ltd.
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Corne,
I'm afraid that you are mistaken.
Although the X11 specification allows for ports in the range 6000-6063, in
practice the limit will normally be when X servers start to "collide" with
other ports active on the system.
Ports 10 and 11 are not "used by the X11 tunnel in SSH". X11 tunnellin
Thanks for the reply.
Does it mean that at least I create 100 vncserver easily ( 1280 x 1024
with full color) in a 500 MB server.
-Pankaj
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Gupta, Pankaj G wrote:
Thanks for the reply.
Does it mean that at least I create 100 vncserver easily ( 1280 x 1024
with full color) in a 500 MB server.
NO! For the display memory only, the use is 4 * 1280 * 1024 = 5242880
Bytes = 5120 KBytes = 5 MBytes. This is used for the display memor
Does anyone know how to limit the number of people to log on to a particular
server using VNC to only 2 users?
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I am using broadband DSL on my computer-my brother is using dialup on his.He
is the server.When I connect to him the connection drops off after about 10-15
seconds-Any suggestions?
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I'm trying to do an initial setup of RealVNC and need some help
troubleshooting.
Here is my setup:
OS: Mac 1.04.8
Software: RealVNC Server E4.2.7
Internet Connection: Qwest DSL
Router: Actiontech GT407, all firewall settings off except NAT. Ports
4900 and 4800 open to IP address 192.168.0.10
Hi guys,
> Gupta, Pankaj G wrote:
>
> >Hi,
> >
> >I want to know how much a vncserver process usage of memory?
> How can i
> >measure that? Is it same on Solaris? Can vnc server affect
> other system
> >processes if memory usage is high? or in another way?
> >
> >
> On m$windows machines and
Pankaj,
You'll probably want more memory than that if you intend to try to run that
many servers, particularly if the applications you'll be running within them
will be anything even remotely resource-intensive.
Regards,
Wez @ RealVNC Ltd.
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Are you starting a new VNC session for each user using xinetd or are the
users sharing a single VNC session?
If it is the former you can configure inetd to run your shell script
instead of directly starting a VNC session (running Xvnc). In the shell
script you can check if the allowed limit of Xvn
I'm trying to start a vncserver display on my system using the
/etc/sysconfig/vncserver configuration file, which looks like this:
#
VNCSERVERS="5:mearns"
VNCSERVERARGS[5]="-geometry 300x240 -depth 8"
#EOF
Will the Color level be adjusted according to the connection speed even
if the User picks a specific color level (in the Colours & Encoding tab
of the Options dialog) before connecting.
I thought this depended on whether the AutoSelect option was selected or
not.
But today I tried reducing the b
I am just crossing the line from Windows to Linux. I have taken a class
on linux but it was several years ago.
I have just built a machine and put Fedora 6 on it and configured it as
a server. I want to change the port number to connect though with VNC.
How is this done?
I have used VNC and
hi all, i need to open a port to enable vnc on my solaris 8 server and
i'm having problems with the settings.
in /etc/inetd.conf i have:
vnc-1480x980x24 stream tcp nowait root /usr/local/bin/vncserver
vncserver -inetd -query localhost -fp tcp/localhost:5901 -once -
geometry 1480x980 -depth 24
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