RE: Different PixelDepths

Hi Duncan, VNC Enterprise Edition provides the GLX extension, used by OpenGL applications, using software rendering. VNC Free Edition does not currently provide OpenGL support. Regards, Wez @ RealVNC Ltd > -Original Message- > From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On B

Windows Server 2003 64Bit Version

Is there after a year a 64Bit Release? Regards, Roland Depending on these mailings: James Weatherall jnw "at" realvnc.com Wed May 10 14:14:03 2006 Hi Keith, We currently have an x64 build of VNC Enterprise Edition for Windows in testing. Cheers, Wez @ RealVNC Ltd. > -Original Messag

RE: No password configured for VNC auth

> How are you invoking the "vncserver" command? You'll need to > run it under the same user account as you ran "vncpasswd" > under, for it to pick up the password you set. Hi James, thanks for the info. I've been starting the server as root and connecting as another user, however, when I start

RE: VNCServer configuration

hi... there's still a confusion. i have a linux box: i have vncserver running on the box i want to have multiple users be able to remotely access the server using vnc how can this be accomplished? normally, you need to know the "port" in use for the vncserver session. if you have mulitple use

RE: VNCServer configuration

also, if this can't be accomplished with the open source vnc, can it be handled using the enterprise version... i'm assuming it can, otherwise, vncserver/client is severley limited... thanks hi... there's still a confusion. i have a linux box: i have vncserver running on the box i want to have

Configuration

Hello All, New to VNC and I have been reading the user guide. I want to set a configuration file up to go to only one server? Also can you give them names, i.e. Snoopy that then is redirected to 192.1.1.1. My goal is to put an icon on the desktop for a user to get to a certain machine or two. T

Re: VNCServer configuration

If any of the users is logged in other users will see what she/he is doing. I am not sure if that is what you want. If you do, then setup vnc server and give everyone the same password. That is it. There is no need for port. If you do not want this behavior then vnc is not for you. I do not kn

RE: VNCServer configuration

Alex... >From your scenario. I start the server. I have VNCServer as a service, which gets started when the server is started. A user goes to login, using VNC. How does the user know which port to use? How does the user know which user/passwd to use? You're stating that every user should have t

RE: VNCServer configuration

Bruce- We have our users start up their own vncservers. The user initially logs into the machine (telnet, ssh, etc.) and issues a vncserver command: vncserver -geometry 1024x768 They will then be given the following info: *** Reading user's xstartup file VNC Server Enterprise Edition E4.2.6 -

RE: VNCServer configuration

Hi Mike. Thanks for your reply. What you've described is pretty much what my team has been doing for quite awhile. However, in an enterprise situation, I'm considering something that doesn't require users to have to login via ssh, or to really play with vnc session ids. It appears that vnc with x

Log for VNC

Hi, I need your help as it possible. Could you tell me, have Real VNC some log file where register the use of the application? If that's right, How many time keep this information into the file? Thanks for your help! Ing. Gerardo Romo Lspez TOTAL SERVICE DESK, S.A. DE C.V. Tel. 56 34 86

Re: VNCServer configuration

One can write web management front end that would start a server and publish its screen number. Or maybe you can run bunch of them and tell users which are free. With EE user can use their unix password to login. It is all highly dependent on what users actually do. If the applications are com

why is license key required in free edition?

I have downloaded the vnc free edition. i tried it out in other computers and it works but when i tried it in my laptop it looks for the license key..why is this so? How do i solve this? Sucker-punch spam wi

RE: VNCServer configuration

Hi Alex... Sorry to say, the solution you propose isn't really acceptable for an enterprise environment. I don't want potential users to have to 1st ssh into the system to then start a vnc session that they would then use... Nor do I want to somehow allocate 10 sessions of vnc, and then allocate

Re: VNCServer configuration

Bruce, I am not sure that you understand how xdm (XDMCP) works. In order to get xdm screen in the first place you will need xserver or vnc server/client connection. You can have one session of vnc for multiple users but they all will see the same screen. I am not here to argue with you on w