Re: VNC on port 80

Harmen van der Wal wrote: <...> > That would be "Full-duplex Firewall Tunneling with Low Overhead". What > worries me about that, is that "simulative multiplexed communication" by > using HTTP/1.0's GET or POST operator, seems to be the only way for > applets to go. If I read http://www.mokabyte.i

Re: VNC on port 80

"Joseph A. Knapka" wrote: > > Harmen van der Wal wrote: > > <...> > > Well, I'm no expert on this, but I've been planning to look into this > > for a while now, and maybe build the ideal firewall Java viewer;-) I > > guess the techiniques are pretty standard. > > > > This discusses them in some d

RE: Lost connection if another client connect to the VNC server

On NT machines you can 'share' multiple VNC sessions (not like multiple Unix-like sessions, however) by entering modifying the NT registry. It works great. Add a new DWORD value to: [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\ORL\WinVNC3] Called: ConnectPriority With a value of: 1 This is the documentation a

Re: disable/hide winvnc properties panel

>>Is there any possibillity to stop this ? Hide the icon, or deny any >access I have a patch that removes the icon... Mail me at [EMAIL PROTECTED] regards rene - To unsubscribe, send a message with the line: unsubscribe vnc-l

Re: Urgent help needed to solve security breech

Kill the VNC server on all the machines that you can find and run this Java program instead: import java.net.ServerSocket; import java.net.Socket; import java.io.IOException; import java.util.Date; public class CatchIP { public static void main(final String args[]) throws IOException { fina

Re: VNC on port 80

Harmen van der Wal wrote: > > "Joseph A. Knapka" wrote: > > > > Harmen van der Wal wrote: > <...> > > I understand now. Is there any standard for tunnelling other > > protocols over HTTP, or do all of those services use their > > own ad-hoc methods? > > Well, I'm no expert on this, but I've been

Re: Urgent help needed to solve security breech

> Someone has installed VNC on several, student owned, > computers in our Residence Halls without the owner's > permission or knowledge. These computers are being > remotely controlled without the owner's permission. Thank you all for your assistance. I have several good ideas and should be

Re: Killing VNC

|> "winvnc -kill" doesn't work on *either* platform. On NT, |> I use "net stop winvnc" to kill the process, and then |> "winvnc -remove" to remove the service. On Win9x, neither |> of these commands will end the program. I can also hit |> Ctrl-Alt-Del to bring up the task list, and "End Task"..

Re: VNC on port 80

"Joseph A. Knapka" wrote: > > Harmen van der Wal wrote: <...> > I understand now. Is there any standard for tunnelling other > protocols over HTTP, or do all of those services use their > own ad-hoc methods? Well, I'm no expert on this, but I've been planning to look into this for a while now, a

Re: VNC on port 80

Harmen van der Wal wrote: > > "Joseph A. Knapka" wrote: > > > > Harmen van der Wal wrote: > > > > > > For those who must go through their LAN's HTTP proxy there's a bunch of > > > http-tunnel-tools out there, but it would be ideal in my mind to have a > > > Java applet do it, becuase you can use

Re: VNC on port 80

>I had not thought about that. This seems to make my patch useless, >since the only situation in which it would really be necessary >is the one where there is an HTTP proxy involved. Oh well. Actually, it makes sense when trying to convince an network admin to open ports for VNC use - it saves th

RE: Corrupted screen with VNC on Linux for S/390

>> Rob van der Heij <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: >> >I am trying to get VNC working on Linux for S/390, and after >> >browsing the mailing list archives I still need some help. >> >>The echoed characters are >> gibberish, but commands typed into xterm do what they should

Re: VNC on port 80

"Joseph A. Knapka" wrote: > > Harmen van der Wal wrote: > > <...> > > > The Java applet -- aah. Probably doesn't know it has to go through port > > > 80 to get to the VNC server. It is probably trying to use 5900 or > > > similar. > > > > > > I will investigate this. It will probably mean adding

RE: Corrupted screen with VNC on Linux for S/390

Ross Patterson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > Rob van der Heij <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > >I am trying to get VNC working on Linux for S/390, and after > >browsing the mailing list archives I still need some help. > >The echoed characters are > gibberish, but comm

Re: Sending ScanCodes

This does not work. The application is running in a DOS Box of Windows NT. So it is easy to find out what happens, if one uses a 400 Byte program scancode.exe which does nothing else as setting up the BIOS IRQ 0x16 FUNC 0x00. This waits for a keyboard input and returns AH=scan code AL=ASCII charac

Re: VNC on port 80

Harmen van der Wal wrote: > > "Joseph A. Knapka" wrote: > > > > Jon Smith wrote: > > > > > > I downloaded your patch for win VNC so that i would be able to use VNC at school > > > (which has a proxy only allowing some ports like port 80) I changed the port > > > setting in the registry to port 8

Wayward mouse

I'm controlling one WIN 98 SE computer from another WIN 98 SE computer via TridiaVNC. Each has a mouse that features 'smart move" - the mouse automatically moves to what it expects will be the correct response - such as OK, etc. I find that when I try to control the server mouse from the clien

Re: VNC on port 80

"Joseph A. Knapka" wrote: > > Jon Smith wrote: > > > > I downloaded your patch for win VNC so that i would be able to use VNC at school > > (which has a proxy only allowing some ports like port 80) I changed the port > > setting in the registry to port 80 and i have just tried to access my home

Re: VNC on port 80

"Joseph A. Knapka" schrieb: > The Java applet -- aah. Probably doesn't know it has to go through port > 80 to get to the VNC server. It is probably trying to use 5900 or > similar. > > I will investigate this. It will probably mean adding an option to the > Java viewer to select which port to con

RE: Sending ScanCodes

Try Alt+Shift+Q I found this works on a Solaris viewer for Alt+Shift+F4 to close a window in the viewer. When I hit Alt+F4 it closes the viewer. Steve Palocz -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Dieter Raith Sent: Friday, December 08, 2000 8:

Re: VNC on port 80

Jon Smith wrote: > > I downloaded your patch for win VNC so that i would be able to use VNC at school > (which has a proxy only allowing some ports like port 80) I changed the port > setting in the registry to port 80 and i have just tried to access my home computer > from school using the java

re: Urgent help needed to solve security breech

Go to the machine, go to a prompt, type netstat This will give you a listing of the current connections and the ports they are connected to. Look for ports 5800-5900. This won't do you much good if the attacker is not connected, but win9x/NT tends to cache recent connections for quite some ti

Re: Killing VNC

> "winvnc -kill" doesn't work on *either* platform. On NT, > I use "net stop winvnc" to kill the process, and then > "winvnc -remove" to remove the service. On Win9x, neither > of these commands will end the program. I can also hit > Ctrl-Alt-Del to bring up the task list, and "End Task"... > i

Re: Sending ScanCodes

What the client sends are so called glyphs, which are for all practical purposes in this case, scan codes, which are recieved by the server and translated according to a KeySym table, into events for the X clients. It's just a matter of configuring the right KeySyms. Date: 08.12.2000 1

Sending ScanCodes

I want to send Alt+Q to an application from a LINUX vncviewer (VNCviewer for X). I tried to find the information for ctrl+alt+del which is more or less what is needed. I only found information about customizing the popup window. You can only send character keys but not scancodes. Any help or suges

Re: Lost connection if aother client connect to the VNC server

If you log in on the same server from an other workstation the previous connection must be disconnected (otherwise two people can work on the same screen). Start another server rynnuing on a different display for exmaple vncserver :1 , it will create a new server on a different display. N.B th

Re: Urgent help needed to solve security breech

If the bad guys are sneaking in at unpredictable times and might be hard to catch using netstat (or if you don't want them to see that you are looking for their IP addresses) try installing snort on one of the PCs (www.snort.org). You can log the intrusions and follow up at your leasure. There i

Re: right mouse - Mac to NT

Noah Eiger wrote: > > I must be missing something. Please enlighten me. > > How does one send a right-mouse click from a Mac client to an NT box > running VNC server? Ideally, I would like my two-button Mac mouse to > use _its_ right mouse button, but will settle for some command-key > combo. RT

RE: Filetransfer Tool

> I use Freeway > > on the server end and WS FTP on the client end. Works just fine. the download page says it works on Win95, what about NT? > Dan Lars - To u

RE: Filetransfer Tool

If you have any 3com products there is a Win 32 ftp and tftp server program that could be used. It is available for download from their site. I don't know the details of the license agreement. -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Dan Prunuske S