Denis Vergne wrote :
> Hi,
> Is it possible to put in the command line the password of the target
> machine to be accessed with VNC.
> We have a lot of machines that we access with VNC using windows Men
> and Shortcuts and as we can put the IP and port of the target in the comman
> line (vncviewer.
Hi
If your VNC server is on a Linux system ,
another solution is this simple Bash line :
netstat -atn | grep ":$ClientPortNumber.*[0-9][0-9]*[ ][
]*ESTABLISHED"
On one line only ( sorry if this command line is cut because of email )
Where $ClientPortNumber is 5900 , 5901 , 5902 depending on
Hello
There are two cases ( assuming that you uses VNC between two windows stations
without having changed port option in the connection menu on VNC server side )
* First case using VNC Viewer as client on machine B :
Vnc viewer on machine B uses an outgoing connection to the incoming (
Hi BloF
Though effectively the University of Trier seems to offer a very complete
package , I still think that your project is very interesting for us (
Fusion Research centers) , provided that it is integrated in official
windows RealVNC or ( and if possible ) in Unix RealVnc .
This multicast add
For Unix , the log file is in .vnc directory ( by default ) and his name is
VncServerName:CanalNumber.log , for example camemembert.cfr.cz:10.log if
the log of a Xvnc running for channel 10 ( port http 5810 , rfb 5910 , or
reverse connection via 5510 ).
A client connection is a line such as :
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