I would like to know a little more about the vnc install options...
also, I know I've used headless systems before that didn't have video
cards (486/original pentium timeframe). the install had to be done with
the video card (obviously, but after that, reboot into bios, and tell
the bios that it
wingate? no idea realyy, wingate is just a guess.
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A long time ago I had references from this list to what
if you are ambitious and determined enough, you could encode the file to
some text form (uuencode is one example) and then pull it across using
the clipboard transfer. I don't know what if any size limit is placed on
the clipboard transfer, so you may need to break it into pieces...
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I believe john is correct. I traced back several programs that come
through as a black box (the video window of powerDVD is but one) and it
seems they all use the GPU of the video card to do that potion of the
display rendering.
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I am searching for a good way to record a VNC session. ideal would be a
client that can select the codec from a list or do raw frames as an
option. file splitting by frames, size, and time would also be nice. I
would like to be able to run this on windows and linux.
any suggestions?
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sounds to me like it isn't really crashing the machine, just the X
session. I would try connecting with ssh and killing vncserver and/or X
and then restarting them. also try an alternate on the console (
++ etc. )
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I have registry entries for autologin, if interested, I'll look them up
and post them. very easy to clean up too, without the pain that the
tweakui utility sometimes causes
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I don't think you will be able to get console messages during boot,
though I could be wrong.
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From: Cesar Dela Paz [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Hmm you never ran graphics apps then I suppose. The situation changes
drastically with a graphics app I think. Good to know though...
Rgrds
> From: "Erik Soderquist" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> To:
>
> I would like to know a little m
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> > Interesting. Any ideas on why we have this black box then?
> >
> > Rgrds
> >
> > > From: "Erik
I would have to say your best bet would be to contact the authors rather
than this list.
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Subject: "Bundling" VNC? (Repost)
I'm rep
if I understand the structure correctly, using xinetd won't work as
xinetd spawns a new daemon subprocess for each connection on the same
port. the first connection *might* succeed, but each subsequent one
would fail since the new process would try to bind to a port another
process is already liste
onboard NIC, windows 2000/XP, correct?
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Subject: UPDATE: please help configure internal / external IP address
I didnt really figure
the comma indicates multiple ip addresses. use one or the other. since I
suspect you are trying to connect across the internet, I would recommend
the 66.140.92.18 address as the other one is a non-routable internal
address.
the vnc listening viewer option would require you to have tcp port 5500
un
I can almost guarantee that it can't use xinetd and never has, someone
please correct me if I am inaccurate?
as to the redhat install, how are you starting the vnc server?
personally, I telnet to the linux host (RH 9 and RH ent 3) and run
vncserver -geometry 1024x768
watch what display number I
will the mirror driver be optional or required in the installation?
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Subject: RE: Graphical Update Slowdown when bei
I can't say for certain, but I think that may be the mac "intelligently"
turning off the display functions when it detects the monitor
disconnected. I've had almost no experience with macs though, this is
just a guess on my part.
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keep those emails, have a lawyer look at the license agreement, and if
still no response, you at least have records of attempting to contact
and acting in good faith. I'm not a lawyer, so try that at your own
risk.
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huh? it was my understanding that people were using vnc, so how could it
be nonexistent?
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Sent: Monday, March 21, 2005 15:05
To: Erik Soderquist
Cc: Collins, Kevin (MindWorks) [Contractor]; Miles Beck; VNC List
Subject: RE
ment here.
Mike Scott
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Importance: Low
I would have to say your best bet would be to
my apologies, I thought this one to be an offshoot of the other thread.
now that the confusion is cleared up, this makes far more sense.
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can this be done at all with 3.3.7?
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Sent: Tuesday, March 22, 2005 11:21
To: 'Roland Boers'; vnc-list@realvnc.com
Subject: RE: How to address mulitple monitors?
Roland,
VNC Server 4.1.1 is
website clearly states the GPL
> > is in effect
> > (for the free version). I would think your scenario is
> > similar to a Linux
> > distro that is commercially sold yet contains MANY titles
> > licensed under the
> > GPL. One difference, however, is that
as far as I know, there is no coded limit (someone please correct me if
inaccurate). however, each viewer will consume X network bandwidth
giving a limiting factor there. also, the viewers must connect in shared
mode or each new connection will disconnect the previous connections.
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firewalling issues are another possibility
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Sent: Tuesday, March 22, 2005 10:46
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Subject: Re: Cannot access a server through VPN using web browser
Hi Marek.
I believe all viewers can issue commands. when I've wanted to restrict
that, I've run two instances of the vnc server, one locked as view only,
force shared that everyone connects to and mine locked as no share that
I connect to. I use the no share to force a disconnect if someone else
connects, sh
actually, most personal firewalls block inbound in general to reduce the
risk posed by trojan horses. I think you would be better served in this
case by having the server connect to the viewer.
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mostly because it is already deployed on 150 stations and working
beautifully
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From: James Weatherall [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, March 22, 2005 12:56
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Subject: RE: How to address mulitpl
this is where the legal aspects get lost on me. also why I say I'm not a
lawyer
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Subject: RE: 'Bundling' VNC?
the vnc listening viewer listens on port tcp 5500, 5900 is what the vnc
server listens on. try forwarding tcp 5500 to your computer
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Subject: RE: How to address mulitple monitors?
Erik,
Why do you want to use VNC 3.3.7 in particular?
Regards,
Wez @ RealVNC Ltd.
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> From: Erik Sode
the connection refused message tells me that:
1.) there is no firewall blocking port 5900, a firewall would silently
drop the packets.
2.) the VNC server is not listening, most likely not started.
another possibility comes up if your host is behind a NAT router. while
technically not a firewall,
if you are looking for VNC to initiate new login sessions as it can be
made to do in unix, I think you will be out of luck.
if you are looking to be able to use VNC for remote control of user's
terminal services sessions, I'm doing that with the 3.3.7 release. the
service controls the console on d
please provide more detail as to the clients' and servers' setups.
writing a custom unix script to do that for vncserver launched by xinetd
would be useless in a windows only environment...
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I think this is the idea that is being sought:
step 1.) tcp connection established
step 2.) authentication method selected/negotiated
step 3.) encrypted channel opened
step 4.) authentication occurs
step 5.) session proceeds (with or without encryption, depending on
settings)
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comma sep imports very nicely.
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From: Steve Bostedor [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, March 29, 2005 19:46
To: Vince; Erik Soderquist; Dave 18388; vnc-list@realvnc.com
Subject: RE: Time Logs
VNCScan is shareware. It's only $40. For the features and support th
yes it did, thank you very much.
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From: Steve Bostedor [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, March 30, 2005 11:17
To: Erik Soderquist; Vince; Dave 18388; vnc-list@realvnc.com
Subject: RE: Time Logs
Hi Erik, Vince, and everyone else...
VNCScan is licensed per
does this exhibit similar behavior when actually sitting at the console
at the office? do you have any way to have the two machines next to each
other to see if the IE window comes up and simply is not displayed
through the vnc viewer? have you tried requesting a screen refresh? have
you disconnect
ld assume it to use the same one.
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Sent: Wednesday, March 30, 2005 12:17
To: Erik Soderquist; James Weatherall; vnc-list@realvnc.com
Subject: RE: Question
Eric,
Assuming encryption is used, is step three
incidentally, why the need for such detail on this?
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From: Singh, Harjit (Mission Systems) [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, March 30, 2005 12:29
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Subject: RE: Question
Erik,
Thanks..
Harjit
my thanks for the correction.
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From: James Weatherall [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, March 30, 2005 12:37
To: Erik Soderquist; 'Singh, Harjit (Mission Systems)';
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Subject: RE: Question
Guys,
I'm afraid Erik is mist
might I ask what you are using for the audio stream?
if the vnc server is installed as a service,
net stop winvnc4 & net start winvnc4
should disconnect all viewers cleanly
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Sent: Thursday, Mar
I can't say I really understand this, but just a shot in the dark, what of
taking the absolute value of any negatives? that way in the example below, the
-47 would then become 47. is this even worth a try?
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: Thursday, March 31, 2005 11:42
To: vnc-list@realvnc.com
Subject: Re: How does one close a running VNCViewer?
Erik Soderquist wrote:
>might I ask what you are using for the audio stream?
>
>
I use my own proprietary routines which hook into the Windows multimedia
system. I can choose
it looks to me like display scaling was removed from the free versions
entirely. that is one of the reasons I still use version 3.3.7. display
scaling works great there.
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Behalf Of Mark Shaw
Sent: Saturday, April 02, 20
first, if you will be connecting exclusively through a VPN, you are
already within a secure channel.
second, I would say your test was successful. unless you have something
like windows server with terminal services set up and the vnc server
running inside the TS session, connecting to the local h
or both together...
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Behalf Of Angelo Sarto
Sent: Tuesday, April 05, 2005 08:59
To: James Weatherall
Cc: Bob Smith; Kyle McDonald; [EMAIL PROTECTED];
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Subject: Re: What good is VN
in your RealVNC menu you should have an entry similar to "Unregister VNC
Server Service". selecting this should remove vnc from the service list.
alternately, you can go into the services applet and set the vnc
service's startup to manual.
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as far as I know, the only way to do that would be to set the registry
entries on the command line prior to launching the executable. most
likely would be done through a .bat or .cmd file
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Sent:
really? how far back does that go?
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From: James Weatherall [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, April 07, 2005 08:50
To: Erik Soderquist; 'Kevin Loyens'; vnc-list@realvnc.com
Subject: RE: add settings from command prompt
Erik,
No, all paramet
might I ask why the view scaling was removed from the gpl'ed version 4?
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my thanks for the update.
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Sent: Thursday, April 07, 2005 08:50
To: Erik Soderquist; 'Kevin Loyens'; vnc-list@realvnc.com
Subject: RE: add settings from command prompt
Erik
is there any kind of search function, or do I have to guess at when it
was answered to try to find it?
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From: James Weatherall [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, April 07, 2005 11:51
To: Erik Soderquist; vnc-list@realvnc.com
Subject: RE: view scaling
Erik,
It
is a link to the archives
there, but no search feature. I've included the link I followed.
http://www.realvnc.com/mailman/listinfo/vnc-list
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From: Yann Renard [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, April 07, 2005 14:05
To: Erik Soderquist
Cc: James Weatherall
This is a joke, right? I can't find a search feature...
>
>Finest regards,
>Bill Root
>Ascendis Software
>http://www.ascendis.com/
>
>
>At 04/07/2005 01:08 PM, James Weatherall wrote:
> >Erik,
> >
> >Are you having some problem with the mailing list se
this is just a hunch out of left field, but check your powersaving
settings in the NIC's configuration. it looks to me like the host is
refusing inbound connections until an outbound connection is
established. I've had that problem a lot with file sharing when the host
had powersaving enabled on th
sounds to me like it already is installed as a service, how else could
her restart it while not logged in on the console?
however, I've no idea how to fix it.
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Behalf Of Steve Bostedor
Sent: Thursday, April 07, 2005 2
as far as I know, version 4 doesn't allow this. in version 3.3.7,
install as a service, then remove the WinVNC entry from
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Run in the
registry.
the following lines can be saved in a .reg file to do it for you
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REG
:) still prevents the tray icon from showing up... and as of yet I've
noticed no other functional changes...
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From: James Weatherall [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, April 20, 2005 11:19
To: Erik Soderquist; vnc-list@realvnc.com
Cc: 'B.J.'
Subj
as far as I know, version 4 doesn't allow this. in version 3.3.7,
install as a service, then remove the WinVNC entry from
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Run in the
registry.
the following lines can be saved in a .reg file to do it for you
---begin copied text---
REG
my first thought is also fast user switching. check that the server is
only logged in once. XP's fast user switching operates on the same
display 0, display 1, etc. principle that X windows operates on, and the
VNC server, as far as I know, only works with the session on display 0
by default, if *
or perhaps someone else's distro. what version of VNC and where did you
get it from?
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Behalf Of James Weatherall
Sent: Monday, April 25, 2005 10:43
To: 'PJ Bakhtiar'; vnc-list@realvnc.com
Subject: RE: remove vnc
PJ,
should keyboard operations work in this scenario? if so, you might do
the redhat install as a vnc based install.
if I remember correctly, typing this at the install CD's boot prompt
will work (remember the listening viewer)
linux vnc vncconnect= vncpassword=
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From: [EMA
james, to what versions does that apply? ie: how far back would he need
to go for vnc to pull data from elsewhere, and where would that be?
mostly idle curiosity
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Behalf Of James Weatherall
Sent: Wednesday, April 2
please be more specific... do you mean connect without password? is your
server blocking certain connections? what version/platform?
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Sent: Sunday, April 17, 2005 16:55
To: vnc-list@realvnc.com
Subj
actually, I think this is a systray issue. I use v3.3.7 and can force
the ghost icons by doing and explicit kill to the process (kill -9 or
taskkill /f) then restarting the service and the service helper.
--- erik
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I've a question... isn't the point of connecting via a vpn so you don't
have to be concerned about the security of individual apps since the vpn
connection itself is supposed to be secure? I very often see references
to using an encrypted app with a vpn link, and similarly so references
to not cari
personally, we use preconfigured config files for the machines we
connect to. (we are using version 3.3.7) I've included a sample here,
the "restricted=1" line disables changes while the viewer is running.
this also connects without prompting for a host name or password. the
password is store in so
il 28, 2005 18:24
To: Erik Soderquist; 'Alvord, Tim'; vnc-list@realvnc.com
Subject: RE: Disabling the Options button in the Connection Details
dialog
Erik:
The user wouldn't have to "crack" the password to get it, they can just
un-obfuscate it.
Tim:
What is it that you are
if the VNC data is unencrypted, *any* password you type during the
session (domain admin to update drivers for example) is also sent
unencrypted. and the attacker would not likely be some random hacker,
but rather someone who is targeting the company already. it isn't that
difficult to connect snif
alternative method: you have listening viewer available to the internet
when helping someone, someone installs VNC (in 3.3.7 if you don't put a
password in, it refuses incoming connections) and adds you as a client.
no VNC password is even needed at that point, and the server is never
exposed to th
is it just me or is this list double posting everything?
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the tray icon partially is dependant on what version of VNC you are
running.
as far as I know, version 4 doesn't allow this. in version 3.3.7,
install as a service, then remove the WinVNC entry from
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Run in the
registry. this line runs th
using incoming connections period.
I do thank you for the delineation. how difficult would it be for a
non-programmer to get the tools to unobfuscate the password?
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From: James Weatherall [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, May 03, 2005 09:55
To: Erik Soderquis
I know this will seem a strange request, especially from a security
standpoint, but I need to be able to have a fedora core 3 linux server
autostart Xvnc and autoconnect to a listening viewer on boot up. I have
a working script for it, but don't know where to put it. suggestions?
the script is as
provide more information to start with. are you trying to connect to
this machine internally or from the internet? what error do you receive?
(connection refused? not responding? name lookup failure?) can you get
to the internet from this machine? can you connect to the other
machines?
at the mome
255.255.255.230 is only valid as a subnet mask in extremely rare
circumstances. as far as I know, it should never be valid for a routable
ip address. I would sooner believe .240 and a typo than .230 being
accurate.
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does keyboard or mouse input from the viewer reach the server?
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Sent: Sunday, May 01, 2005 17:00
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Subject: Connect to Server but no display on Vie
is there a way to tell winvnc 3.3.7 to allow multiple instances?
the goal here is to have the default instance on display :0 be viewonly
and passwordless, used by students. the instructor's session is on
display :something (changed around frequently by the instructor)
passworded, and full control.
another option, if you really want to hide the vnc icon, is to adjust
the autohide of systray icons to "always hide" the vnc icon. out of
sight out of mind seems to be the rule... I've found only one exception
out of 150 corporate workstations (roughly 3 users each, one per shift).
is it the fact
(shrugs) personally, we use windows file copies in explorer or command
line ftp here. hadn't thought about it outside of that.
in a couple more complex scenarios, I did rsh call with tar piped to
gzip across the network and piped to ungzip piped to untar, but I think
that is going a good deal the
are you seeing repeats of the same window? if so, I would think you are
connecting locally (loopback) rather than to a remote host.
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Su
is there any way to configure how many will be retained?
using 3.3.7 on XP
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what version of vnc? what platform?
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Sent: Monday, May 23, 2005 10:18
To: vnc-list@realvnc.com
Subject: Client name
Hi ,
How can i know who is trying to connect my machine through VNC. How can
i
someone correct me if I'm wrong, but I think vnc will assume a 2 digit
is display number (offset from 5900) and more than two digit is port
number. so while it *should* be myhost.mydomain.com::3559,
myhost.mydomain.com:3559 will still connect to port 3559 rather than
using 3559 as an offset from 59
what user *chooses* to install microsoft's remote support?
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Behalf Of evets dranem
Sent: Saturday, May 21, 2005 09:26
To: vnc-list@realvnc.com
Subject: Re: Microsoft AntiSpyware Beta
Thomas, Robb (Alberni) wrote:
>Ju
as far as I know, a single server can serve one or 10,000 clients
without significant effect on CPU load as far as graphics rendering is
concerned. however, (again this is as far as I know) vnc does not
support multicast, so every viewer will get it's own stream, making
bandwidth your limiting fact
ay, May 23, 2005 21:53
To: vnc-list@realvnc.com
Cc: Erik Soderquist
Subject: Re: Microsoft AntiSpyware Beta
Erik Soderquist wrote:
>what user *chooses* to install microsoft's remote support?
>
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end copied text---
pick which gives you the best information and works best.
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From: Jayant Rao [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, May 24, 2005 04:22
To: Erik Soderquist; vnc-list@realvnc.com
Subject: RE: Client name
version is 3.3.7 and its windows platform..
Re
dearly wish I could, 'tis on the list of languages I wish to learn, but
not yet on the list I am actively learning. I'm afraid currently all I
could offer is grammatical cleanup after a rough translation has been
done.
--- erik
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PRO
he is asking about v3.3.7
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From: James Weatherall [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, May 24, 2005 10:33
To: Erik Soderquist; vnc-list@realvnc.com
Subject: RE: Client name
Erik,
That documentation applies only to the old VNC 3 system. VNC 4 has a
new
logging
set up the machine you will be dialing into as a windows dialup server
(PPP server), dial in with the windows dialup client (again PPP) and
then you have a tcp/ip network between the two machines. from there, it
is just like any other tcp/ip network only slower.
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Fro
that will depend entirely on your security settings on the vnc server
side. if you set the server side to require encryption, clients that
don't support encryption (free edition) will fail to connect.
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
Behalf Of mbrown
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> To be clear, the VNC viewer that uses encryption is free, but
> but you cannot use the older viewer.
not according to realvnc's web page:
http://www.realvnc.com/products/features.html
according to that, the free one does not include encryption
> To answer the other question, "yes
can someone tell me exactly what the helper service does besides add the
systray icon?
--- erik
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strictly for comparison purposes, this would be much closer to something
like PCAnyWhere or Reachout (remote control packages) than to VMWare.
the only ones I know of off the top of my head for virtual machine
installations are VMWare's products (workstation, GSX Server and ESX
Server) and Microsof
the RealVNC distribution will not allow you to hide the icon at all.
period, end of discussion.
I believe that you can configure RealVNC to disallow shutting down the
server, or disallow the icon's context menu all together, as I know this
has come up before (*many* times) in previous discussions.
xt" 2>&1
bmail.exe %mainops% -a "%svc% service crash report" -d -m
"%tmp%\report.txt"
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
Behalf Of Erik Soderquist
Sent: Tuesday, November 22, 2005 09:40
To:
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, November 22, 2005 11:31
To: Erik Soderquist; vnc-list@realvnc.com
Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE: How to hide vnc icon
Erik & Marcello,
This is not necessary unless the users in question are administrators on
the
server computers, in which case there
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