Accessing JAVA based viewer from webserver

Hi, Can anybody tell me how to run the JAVA based WinVNC via another webserver. I have currently modified the JAVA class files and recompiled and by using an index.html page similar to the one VNC uses, I am able to access my modified JAVA screen from the files that I have put into the webserve

RE: Accessing JAVA based viewer from webserver

Thanks, I didn't realise that ports 5800 and 5900 had to be used for the VNC server. It seems that 5800 is the port used to access the display while 5900 is the port which the RFB server uses to connect to the software. Many Thanks to everyone who helped with this. DM _

Resizing the desktop

Does anyone know of a way to resize the viewable desktop within the JAVA based VNC viewer so that it's possible to place 4 windows upon the same HTML page. From what I understand the VNCcanvas is what controls the size of the VNC desktop, so does anyone know of a way of changing this. Thanks in

Deploying JAVA VNC through SSH

Hi, I was wondering if anyone had a particular experience with running the VNC through SSH. Is there anything particular that should be done to the system and what is the best way to deploy this particular configuration. Any ideas greatly accepted. Many Thanks DM ___

Scaling the JAVA client

Is there anyway to scale the size of the JAVA VNC client other than by using the screen resolution feature in Windows. I would have thought that this setting would be contained somewhere in the RFBprotocol file within the VNC sources. But has anyone actually managed to get this function to work

Running VNC through telnet and SSH

Hi, I'm looking into the security side of VNC and i've noticed that people have managed to get the VNC protocol working thorugh SSH and telnet. I was wondering if anyone could give any good ideas as to how this could be achieved and what would be the advantages of using SSH to encrypt a VNC ses

VNC & Putty

Hi, I was wondering if anyone had this problem. I'm trying to run a secure VNC connection over a single machine and i've installed the VNC programme onto my machine and a copy of SSH and Putty. I've enabled the Allow local loopback feature and i can connect to the server normally without having

Why to Loopback in SSH?

Hi, when using SSH and VNC together, i've noticed that alot of people say that you must allow local loopback connections. Can anyone explain why this is, i'd really like to know the significance of this. Many Thanks DM ___ VNC-List mailing list [EMAI

VNCDEC.c & Windows

HI, This may sound ominous but it's not, i'm doing some security investigations into VNC and was wondering about the VNCDEC.c program that is availiable. Am I right in assuming that once you compile the source code that it will only run on Linux and will not decode Windows machine passwords? If som