Ok, so i have Xvnc installed and configured to run via init, but upon
connecting all i get is the grey desktop that others have seen many a
time around here.
The last time i got this was on linux years ago, and it was fixable, but so
far nothing has worked in this case.
This is FBSD 4.10 so its
Nope, what you are looking for, normal windows desktops cant do in the first
place.
If you are running a windows 2000+AD domain, you already have the tools to control
applications/settings/etc on workstations anyway.. Trying to do it like that just
makes things harder then it needs to be.
Check
Needs to be installed a service... Its an option in the installer.
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Date: Sat, 29 Jan 2005 10:43:00 +0100
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Subject: VNC server autostart?
Hello!
Is it possible to have VNC-server start automatically with windows XP?
I trie
Ok, i am sure its been brought up before, but i need to change, and
hardcode the port #.
59xx will not work, i need to move it to a lower port due to firewall
restrictions that are
out of our control, and using SSH/etc for port redirection isnt
practical since im using
systemtools' STRCM to loa
Ok, so I hadn't noticed that the ability to specify arbitrary ports had
been added.. I know in the old
days it was just an offset.
Sorry about that all..
Now, my problem comes in that I want to use STRCM to manage the
install/uninstall and it still only
supports port offsets.
This is to be used
n
option here so I'm stuck doing
things the 'hard way'.
My next route is just to write my own installer that can deal with the
'odd' ports.. and be as easy to
use so that the HD guys can handle it. "type in a user name or ip and
poof you get a remote screen"
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> I'm running VNC Server Personal Edition
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> Hi Paul,
>
> I'd recommend using VNC Personal or Enterprise Editio
and just do cygwin ssh(_with_ X forwarding) for
> encryption
> also ssh uses port22
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I've created my own custom installer with nsis so we can push out UltraVnc
remotely and include various settings such as NT groups.
When is start the service silently ( "winvnc.exe -installS" ) i still get a
popup that the service is installed. Is there any way to get rid of that
dialog so i d
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> Hi Tony,
>
> We've created a free UltraVNC silent installer that does not pop up
I looked at this earlier ( i think ), but it was only Win32 at the time,
has this plan changed any?
Hmm incompatiblites between versions too i see..
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>Date: Wed, 28 Aug 2002 01:10:10 +0200
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mportant, how can I find out what each of these alternatives has to
offer?
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Looks interesting, how far off is Unix ( Linux/bsd/hpux/etc ) support
looking to
be, as cross platform is a major requirement for me due to my mixed internal
network.
Have you considered embedding ssh type port redirection into your plugins
for those of us behind firewalls and have to tunnel/encry
I guess that part of my post wasn't clear, that's what I do now.
I'm trying to avoid having to install SSH on the client so I can
simply just use either a lower port for the java viewer, or
simply carry around the binary viewer and use it at a low port.
With *no* added external programs... ( thi
It means they dont return ping requests.. But do allow requests
on port 80...
Its not that uncommon these days..
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> i can not
Its not missing, its in the menu for both unix and win32 versions..
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> Hi,
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> Don't you all miss a Ctrl-Alt-Del keyboard shortcut for VNC?
>
> BW,
>
> Sorin
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Stick it in their start up group..
Or if you cant trust them, their login script..
Or id say screw the so-called restriction, and make
them sign an agreement that they are subject to monitoring
with out notice. business use only, bla bla bla.
That's how *any* company I have ever worked for cover
Id not say 'ego', more like differences in opinion on
VNC's direction in life..
Each flavor has its purpose, combining them woiuld
quickly lead to bloat and veer far away from its orginal
purpose: a *simple*, small, multi-platform remote control.
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>From: "Jerry McBrid
Clicking on "setup"and following the bouncing ball isn't simple enough?
( I'm assuming windows here.. else you'd not be asking the question, as
you would not be having user problems in the first place ).
Unix isnt that much harder.. 'make install' .. isnt overly complex either :)
>
> Message: 5
>
If you have control of the local name resolution in your shop,
they can use a 'friendly name' instead of an IP address.. such
as 'accounting', or 'toms'..
Just add the 'pretty' name to your DNS or wins tables..so the
new name translates to the respective server.
If you mean for you to access
Last I heard, tightvnc did just this.. I don't have
the parameters off hand, but I remember seeing this
more then once on the list in the past.
I would imagine the rest do too.
Besides, a NT admin ( or Unix guy ) can do this remotely
without effecting the user any, if they are 1/2 way competent.
Broadcasting streaming video has nothing to do with VNC so, no
there isn't any realistic way to do that. ( nor should there be )
Look into the proper way of doing things, you will be much happier.
( i.e., search for streaming media servers for your respective platform )
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You didnt mention anything about your SSH server or
how its configured..
>
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> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Subject: Putty not working
> Date: Sun, 16 Feb 2003 11:14:38 -0600
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> Hi all:
>
&g
Here we go again..
>
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> From: "Daniel Nieva" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Subject: Hide WinVNC from the bottom bar
> Date: Mon, 24 Feb 2003 20:20:04 +1100
>
> Does someone know how to hide the WinVNC icon from the bottom bar? Is
> there any way, to have the icon w
Make sure you forward both sets of ports ( they come in pairs
if you use the internal http server / applet )
Pretty basic stuff you ask here
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> Subject: Deploying JAVA VNC through SSH
> Date: 26 Feb 2003 15:43:00 +
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> Hi, I w
While i cant tell you about the registry issues, i have run
Win32vncserver WITHOUT installing it.. off a floppy disk.
Just copy the server and the omni library and it worked...
Would need some messing with to get it right, but it might be
an option for you to look into..
>
> Message: 16
> From
Simple, to use SSH you have to connect to your local machine,
as that is where one end of the 'tunnel' resides..
Thus the term 'loopback', as the client is hitting the same address that its
running on...
Perhaps you should read the notes on the vnc pages to see pictures...
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> From: [
Ever hear of native SMB file sharing? Or tftp?
Sorry, but a little bit of homework ( and thought ) would
have produced many, many options available to you as a
windows user, even a version of vnc that support file transfer..
At least TRY ... geesh...
> Message: 11
> From: "Chris Lotter" <[EMAIL
But if you start it manually on the console, or a TS session.. then its not
really
acting like a true service in my opinion, but thats just my view..
It will still get his job done, but will require somone logging in somehow
as
we both point out ) as root.. errr admin :P
Unlike 'workstation' w
Look into running Xvnc as a 'service'. That gives you something
similar to xdmcp but for Vnc.
While the documents are Red-Hat centric, should work for
whatever Linux you are using, as its all basically Unix
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Look into running Xvnc as a 'service'. That gives you something
similar to xdmcp but for Vnc.
While the documents are Red-Hat centric, should work for
whatever Linux you are using, as its all basically Unix
( sorry about the double post people, i neglected to change the
subject on the fir
while i dont have the text handy, there ARE issues with
using VNC on XP ( and perhaps 2003 server )
in brief they *do* restrict any remote control software that is
used to access the XP desktop.
I'm sure someone has the link to an older discussion about this
that quotes microsoft directly with
I only meant license wise, not functionality wise..
VNC works fine with XP ( though I've not tested 2003 yet ), but if you
interpret the license agreement to the letter, its not legal..
As a side note, for t house of you with Unix, Desktop works with the
'remote desktop' component of XP.. again
Use SSH and redirect your ports.. Its safer as its encrypted
and lets you use arbitrary ports..
Tons of documentation on the VNC pages about this.. with pretty
pictures.
>
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> Subject: Use port 80 to connect
> D
Your best bet is to use SSH and redirect it that way.
You also gain security with the encryption of SSH,
and compression..
>
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> Subject: change port on vnc?
> Date: Sun, 2 Nov 2003 02:35:38 +0800
>
> Hi
>
> is is p
The other day, someone was looking for a way
to run on arbitrary ports, and while i suggested
SSH, they were told ultraVNC does this..
But i cant find that feature anywhere.. ( aside
from the fact its just win32 )...
Am i blind, or was the info misleading.
Only reason im curious, is i lik
While it may be faster for users over dialup, it does not
do all that vnc does. Across a lan, it's a wash.
There are several other issues, the main ones being:
1 - licensing, you have to have the right combination of windows
products to be legal. ( or even to function )
2 - Multi-platform
Systemtools ( the people that make hyena ) also have a FREE
remote control tool that ships with Hyena but is available
As a separate free download.
It basically just installs VNC ( your flavor of choice ) onto
PC's remotely on a domain.
It's a great standalone program ( and also great as part of
nfiguring the server for
port 5900 (I've also tried 5901) and I'm referencing the corresponding port when
running the client.
Any thoughts anyone 'cos I don't know where else to turn at this moment???
If its any help I'm very new to the VNC software being a
good product and is worth the effort.
But what about the NEW problem - well this is related to getting the browser to work
but I'll cover that in another email because its the next problem that I need some
help with. To pre-empt some emails I can get Browser access to work Laptop to
uccessfully both ways using the Viewer and VNC in User
Mode.
I can only think that there's a problem with my Desktop setting as the desktop version
of the operating system is different from that of the Laptop (Professional verses Home
respectively) and I may have some form of
by default, nor to server the Java
Viewer."
I got this from the article below:
http://faq.gotomyvnc.com/fom-serve/cache/77.html
I tried it as part of the process of eliminating the problems
I'll keep trying
Thanks again for your help on all this
Tony Frost
James Weatherall
u see?
do you see an applet symbol? Does the java client load in the
browser but then not work."
I get the standard I.E. "page cannot be displayed" message - I don't get as far as
seeing the Real VNC symbol.
I'll try the work around and let you know.
Regards
Tony
vious Java Access Setting in XP
Pro or XP Home stopping access (I've looked in Security Settings in Internet Options
within the Control Panel) ???
Regards
Tony
Angelo Sarto <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Close ,
on the laptop open 192.168.1.2:5802 (or localhost:5802) then when
the box
vice modes
I've not got to the stage of trying to access remotely over the internet yet but I'm
configuring so this will be possible via port forwarding in my router.
Thanks once again for your help
Regards
Tony
Angelo Sarto <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
All,
Lets summerize the
same thing on my PC and got
exactly the same result??? :o(
Mmmm
Tony
Angelo Sarto <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
OK, lets start by getting this method to work.
desktop (vncviewer.exe) -> laptop (vnc server - service mode)
once this works I think the java will work fine.
F
ss control
Tony
Angelo Sarto <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Next Steps You said if you run it in viewer mode it is ok but not
in service mode.
Open the services control panel,
stop the vncserver from running
open the vnc server's properties
Put the following into the statr parameters
Angelo - tried that but no difference - no messages at all in application log
Tony
Angelo Sarto <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
what do you have in the access control box then?
are there addresses in there?
try adding a new entry of 127.0.0.1 and then see if it works.
On Wed, 6 Oct 2004
nd trying to get to the bottom of it but still not sorted.
I can connect Laptop to PC (VNC in Service Mode) via IE6 but I can't the other way
Like you the display option works with both Service and User modes both ways.
If you get anywhere let me know
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I was wondering.. one
I'll have to explain the four sites in order to help keep them straight...
My office: I have FIOS (VerizonDSL) and a DLink router. Ports 5800 and 5900 are
forwarded to a W2K server running DynDNS updater and VNC server 4.x. I am also
using my XP laptop as a client.
New Jersey (NJ): I have a W
We have a linux client which boots a small ramdisk image into RUN Level 3,
over ethernet from a server, in a small lab.
The linux client can only talk to the server it boots from, via ethernet.
That subnet is not accessible from outside of the lab.
I can access the Linux server via ssh, filezilla,
>> >>Runlevel 3 is not that well defined... If this is a graphical (X11)
> based display, then there are several ways to make it viewable with a vnc
> >>viewer. If it is a text (character) console, then there are better ways to
> make it remote available.
Since when? I've never seen a system boot
lient pixel format depth 16 (16bpp) little-endian rgb565
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seem to be anything useful in the logs so this seems to be a
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g this but I don't know what to look for. Does anyone have a list of all
the registry entries that affect VNC (apart from the obvious ORL ones)? Anyone have
any suggestions to help?
Many thanks for reading this far!
Tony Cross
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to be used by anyone
except root. Can someone explain how an automatic startup process for VNC
should occur. Also, does anyone have any configuration files as examples?
Thanks for any help...
Tony Claar
ATLAS Network Engineer
Advanced Fibre Communications, Inc.
Ema
shed security
problems it is not worth the risk for me. However, if
there are no
NEW security issues introduced by running this client
in this way, I
would gladly use the VNC product.
Thanks, Tony
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I'd like any war stories or experience with using VNC to control and use a
machine running a JD Edwards (JDE) environment to developing and testing
code.
Is there anyone out there who has used VNC to remotely control a JDE
machine?
Thanks & BR
Tony Marques
CCNA CCDA
Technic
i seem to be having some problems with my vncviewer dying since i have
moved to the newest version. it is sporadic so i'm not sure where the
problem is coming from. besides this problem the newest version is great
and much faster. the client on the win32 platform is rock steady. if there
is anymore
tried the last
IP address in the path and it won't work. Any ideas?
Thanks,
Tony
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Any help or suggestions from you will be greatly appreciated.
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established my home machine as a "static" IP forwarded to port 5900. The
other machines are still on DHCP from the router.
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internal ip and
not the external I need to connect.
Help please.
Daniel: go here for a host for dynamic IP address or find out the static
address of the router given by your ISP.
http://www.no-ip.com/downloads.php
Tony
I go to
close the screen, Putty asks me if I want to close this open session. Does
anybody have and experience with this situation? Am I missing something
with the Putty setup? Thanks in advance for your help!
Tony
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nLeft -= nlines;
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> Hi,
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ere others that I need? I guess that they should be installed under
/lib/cpp, but I can't find any docs telling me which libraries I need.
Any help appreciated,
Tony Whitmore
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shoud do it, where user is the name of the user under whose logon you want
to run vncserver. It also assumes that vncserver and the various x programs
needed (like xauth) are in the login.defs path settings. Insert this line
into your startup script. The location/name of this will de
else seen this or know of a solution ?
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shows and application INSIDE a desktop).
Amicalement/Regards,
Tony Reix
Carpe Diem
Name: Tony Reix
Company:Bull SA : AIX/Lin
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I'm setting up VNC on my home network , on a machine that is running
Professional
to share their experiences?
Thanks,
Tony Andrews
Systems Technology Coordinator
Bemidji Area Schools
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y one able to help?
Regards
Tony Ford
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the boot process, ie after the dtlogin process starts.
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I have modified VNC so that it creates a log file of when people sign on and sign off
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when I run the server as a service it ignores this completly, and I have also noticed
that the DebugMode doesn't even
work when it is run as a service. Anyone have a fix for thi
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