, since you have an SSH session, restarting the VNC server isn't
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Mike Miller said:
> On Tue, 31 Aug 2004, William Hooper wrote:
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>
>> Mike Miller said:
>> [snip]
>>
>>> I'm not understanding this. Take Linux for example - suppose I use
>>> SSH
>>> port forwarding, but VNC is still there on port
t causes problems on
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It allows you to change resolutions on the host without closing the VNC
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make their machine more secure.
Other than the occasional user trying to bypass their company's security,
I don't think anyway has gotten turned away asking how to set up an
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In both cases you just allow the tunnel program to act as a server. You
can also use "Only accept connections from the local machine" checkbox in
VNC4 (it is a registry entry in VNC3) to make sure only your tunnels can
get to VNC.
In the future, please po
.. William do you have any
> idea?
Any errors in your X log?
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> enter jjkkll25, the password is also accepted.
Only the first 8 characters of the password are significant. VNC has
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connecting to the HTTP port (the one that is defined in the "Serve Java
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> It seems the java viewer can not send ctrl-alt-del to the server.
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> one (vnc11 works) the other (vnc12 does not.
>
> Any help would be appreciated.
Same answer as last week.
http://www.realvnc.com/pipermail/vnc-list/2004-September/046879.html
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documentation.
Your option would be to edit the source to allow the connection instead of
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> I just upgraded to ver 4 and can't seem to locate the ctrl,alt del
> function on the remote computer. Am I missing something?
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> I have seen vtgrab, however, I need the server to run on a winXP
> machine. And what I really want is USB, without IP if possible.
Did you read the whole answer?
Can I use VNC over a modem without using TCP/IP?
Not at present.
If you want to use USB without TCP/IP you need to rewrite
rver.
[snip]
Using the Java applet doesn't help you get past any firewall that is in
place. Since you are using a proxy server, I would bet that you are being
blocked from connecting to the VNC server's RFB port.
Try doing a telnet and see if you get time outs there, too.
to do?
Take a look at the info for the "-listen" switch.
http://www.realvnc.com/v3/winvncviewer.html
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> Hernandez, Magdalena would like to recall the message, "Norton".
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> commands remotetly...
I'm doubting that passing the "funky" keys to the computer will do
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> It is quickly becoming unmanageable...
According to the archives, the amount of traffic to this list is pretty
steady (and less this month than last):
http://www.realvnc.com/pipermail/vnc-list/
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> of my password, there\'s a software doing that for me?
1) Establish your VNC connection
2) Hit F8
3) Go to Options
4) Select the Defaults tab
5) Hit Save Configuration File As...
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Duncan Farbridge said:
> Is it possible to install a desktop short cut to a specfic server
> address if you have a large list of these addresses?
http://www.realvnc.com/pipermail/vnc-list/2004-November/047875.html
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Nick Anania said:
> I am running Redhat Enterprise Linux 3.0 and I would like instructions on
> how to run vncserver at boot. I have researched this and have not found
> any information on this for my particular distro.
>
> Thanks
Please do not reply to the digest to start a new thread. Put the
stall first the beta version from cd ? thanks. Salvatore.
It would be much easier if you gave us the command you used and what
output you got. I'm guessing you didn't use:
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Or use VNC4.
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> window and the Terminal does works, but that's it. The the lack of content
> in the display is the same for every FC2 box on the intranet.
Read the FAQ, then edit your ~/.vnc/xstartup file.
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5902 for :2. If you wish to use the Java viewer you will also need to
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always a port 100 below the RFB port. For example if you are using
display :0, the RFB port would be 5900 and the HTTP port would be 5800.
Using your browser you would go to http://MyVncServer:5800.
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In addition, since you are using TightVNC, you must make sure the Default
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the remote machine (like the windows VNC), you need to configure that.
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does the Linksys
BEFW11S4 (v4 I think) I replaced it with. I believe the Belkin my sister
had did this, and the older BEFW11S4 (v2) that replaced it does. I've
only seen reference to one or two that didn't, actually.
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Rex Dieter said:
> I can easily hang vncviewer:
>
>
> 1. Launch vncviewer.exe
> 2. minimize to system tray
How are you minimizing it? The window has no minimize button and
+m doesn't minimize it.
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> hi all, i have included the file in this mail.
[snip]
> [demime removed a uuencoded section named sleep.exe which was 318 lines]
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c i can web/ftp to it.
The same answer as last time still applies. Just because you can connect
to the machine via the http and ftp doesn't mean there isn't a firewall
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[snip]
> x0vncserver -passwordfile=/home/ccnjb/.vnc/passwd
>
> it works ok although a little slowly so at least I know it should work
The fact that x0vncserver works implies that it isn't a firewall issue.
Do you see any VNC errors in the X log? Wha
Michael Kimbell said:
> Is anyone aware of any versions/patches of vnc that use the OpenSSL (or
> any other free SSL libraries) libraries for data stream encryption?
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more "Microsoft-centric" encryption tunnel. Stunnel and Zebedee come to
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> ssh session.
I would assume this is why the default behavior changed between VNC 3 and
VNC 4. If it is really that much of a problem, you could adjust the
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You must forward both the HTTP port and the RFB port.
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The java viewer is no different from any other viewer and requires the
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> Is there a way to solve this? The IE is using the http proxy on port
> 8080.
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Yes. If you didn't want to use multiple users (which would be the
prefered method), you could look at the vncservers perl script and adjust
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> (RealVNC) to my server's IP address.
Port 22 is all you need if you want to use SSH tunneling.
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> Hence
> I think you indicate the vnc-module that can hook into XFree86 R4.
Xvnc must be built in the XFree86 (or X.org) tree, so it isn't completely
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As you point out here.
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> remote machine to connect on the LAN - too impractical.
Then use VPN software (OpenVPN, etc) or other TCP tunneling software
(stunnel, ssh, zebedee, etc.).
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Pasztuhov Daniel said:
>...trying to create a new server with 'vncserver
> -PasswordFile filename'
vncserver has no "-PasswordFile" argument. You will need to edit the
vncserver Perl script to change where it looks for the password
MWR said:
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Hit F8 then select it from the menu.
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> driver?
Taking a WAG, I would say that you are trying to configure xf4vnc, not
RealVNC.
http://xf4vnc.sourceforge.net/doc.html
The RealVNC documentation works fine for me with FC3.
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> Hi VNC-list
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>
> I have a problem with forwarding a virtual server on port 80 to
> another server running "VNC viewer for java version 4.0" running on port
> 5800 on a internal server.
What are you doing for the RFB protocol communicatio
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is up and running using only port 80 from
> outside and using only the free version of VNC (not the
> enterprise version)?
Just to make double sure we understand each other, I would suggest you try
the evaluation version first before you buy
sions don't have a GUI to set it up. That, of
course, has been fixed by third parties.
http://www.practicallynetworked.com/sharing/ics/ics.htm
Man, that web site looked way better before they sold out to EarthWeb...
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The "secret" to using a static IP is to set the gateway to the ICS box's
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> Also, I start the vncserver by entering 'vncserver :1' via a terminal
> each time. How can I make this run at boot time on a Redhat Linux machine?
/etc/sysconfig/vncservers
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Bruce Douglas said:
> then simply post the instructions/overview to the list in the body of the
> email no need for any attachment/docs...
Or better yet, put it in the unofficial FAQ.
http://faq.gotomyvnc.com/
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What command do you have associated with .vnc files?
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> Question: Why change the ports that VNC accepts connections on?
I can think of two:
1) So that the java viewer works without having to fiddle with the address
2) You have a router that doesn't support port forwarding as you describe.
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ng tab I have Port Range Forwarding, UPnP Forwarding, and Port
> Triggering.
You want port range forwarding.
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Casey Diercks said:
> I noticed you have to use the double color (::) before the port or it
> won't work. Why is that?
A single colon means a display number follows, a double colon means a port
number follows.
http://www.realvnc.com/v4/winvncviewer.html
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; The system was working and I have tried everything I can think of
> to re-establish the connection to no avail.
Have you installed anything recently that might be using the VNC ports?
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Andersen, Phil said:
> It is possible when viewing a machine using the Web Browser instead of
> the vnc viewer to send a ctrl alt del to logon to that machine. I am
> running VNC Enterprise.
Hit F8
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Mark Jacobs said:
>> "Password"=hex:5a,b2,cd,c0,ba,dc,af,13
>> "PasswordViewOnly"=hex:5a,b2,cd,c0,ba,dc,af,13
I hope for your sake that you have already changed that password and you
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ing on the WinXP machine). If you then use the "Send F8" menu item it
will send F8 to the remote machine (in this case the Linux machine). If
you then select "Send Control-Alt-Del" from this second menu, it will get
sent to the Win2003 machine.
That said
Adam Erica said:
> Is there a way that I can contact the management or developers at RealVNC
> without using the list? I am thinking of an e-mail address or a form
> submission?
http://www.realvnc.com/contact.html
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> One last question ...
>
>
> 4. Can one do a remote install on these boxes without ever attaching
> keyb/mouse & monitor?
That depends on your software. It can be done with Fedora, for example,
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Will Stateczny said:
> I've forwarded port 5900 on
> my firewall to my computer's network ip address. I've turned on VNC
> Listener on my computer.
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Most of the time -query is used you are passing a more precise set of
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t. GPL licensed software is not public domain.
The only way that the GPL can be inforced is because the the copyright
owner to the code gives the right to redistribute it under certain terms.
I suggest you take some time to read the GPL FAQ.
http://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl-faq.html
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> anyone other than the copyright owner?
Yes. The copyright owner is the only person that has a legal right to
enforce the GPL.
http://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl-faq.html#WhoHasThePower
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Bill Root said:
> This is a joke, right? I can't find a search feature...
Go to http://www.realvnc.com/ and hit the word "Search" on the left hand
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ption "localhost" is not used
I don't think this is an issue. I get the same thing.
> I'm trying to use vnc through a ssh tunnel in fedora 3 with
> kernel-smp-2.6.11 & last Xorg distribution.
Can you provide more of the log (like is
ctly to server"
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Steve Bostedor wrote:
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> I've scoured the web out of this curiosity, looking for a tool to
> put VNC packets together into something useful for a hacker. There's
> nothing. Nada.
Fifth hit on Google for: vnc capture playback
http://users.tpg.com.au/bdgcvb/chaosreade
ase read the documentation.
http://www.realvnc.com/products/free/4.1/winvnc.html#Security
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