Is it possible to telnet into a windows 2000 server and using a command
line to change the password? Tia
Leo Chen
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I've seen a few references in the archives to running xemacs over VNC
connections, but nothing that mentions the problem that I am seeing.
When I run VNC (Win98 client; Linux server) and fire up xemacs on the
server, I see four keymap warnings. These warnings take up the bottom
half of the edi
On 25 Apr 01, at 18:02, James ''Wez'' Weatherall wrote:
> When minimised, the viewer will stop requesting updates until it is
> restored. It may take some time for updates queued while the viewer was
> "asleep" to arrive, if a lot of changes occurred in the meantime.
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It turns out that the be
Hi, I'm having a problem accessing winvnc running windows 2000 server.
I've been using vnc for about a year on windows 2000 and have not had
any access problems. I implemented a cisco firewall at a colocation
setup proper NAT addresses and opened up port 5900 for vnc access on a
specific ip (fully
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> I was pretty sure Dair hadn't taken it away.
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It seems faster than than other clients, but not nearly as fast as the
original ATT VNC viewer running in Classic on top of the sam
Hi,
I there a way to bypass the passord frame and view the unix dsktop direclty
by typing http://hostname:5800
Is there an option in unix. I know you can modify the registry for
authentication required=1. But what do you do in Unix?
Thanks
Naveed
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I found the same using that download. I copied the directory from the
official Solaris distribution and everything works just fine. Sun and HP
are binary compatible and the compiled ".class" and ".jar" Java files seem
to work with no problem for me on both HP-UX 10.20 and 11.00.
Hope this helps
Hello,
I am writting a VNC server for a specific (very, very specific) Operating
System. DO to some strange habits of the users of this Operating System, I need
to have a "Scan code keyboard".
This means, that when the user press on the letter A (from a PC keyboard) I get
for instance 0x0012.
If
Hello,
I have created a VNC server for a dedicated Operating System and a
dedicated Environment development. So the graphical request coming from
application are translated into VNC request. This means, that we have
created your own pixel library in order to be able to draw chars, lines,
circles,
I ported as per one of the Contrib pages, on HP-UX 10.20 platform. I could
connect to server using regular VNC Viewer, but if I use Java client on any
browser using HTTP, it fails with error " Error 404 - File Not Found". I
noticed that the unix process
Xvnc, has argument as httpd .../vnc/classes
Thank you, Thomas.
I've actually updated my SSHD documentation quite a bit recently.
I've found, though, especially using the Tightened Version of VNC
(http://www.tightvnc.com/), that you should make your SSH client _not_
use compression and rely on the compression in the VNC server/client. I
g
Yes. I dial in using PC anywhere and look at my network machines with VNC.
Never had any problems. All systems Win-98se and Win-nt.
Michael M. Duck
Telemetry Systems Networking
Tuolumne Utilities District
Sonora, California
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Tunnel VNC through SSH to encrypt the connection. Turn off compress on ssh
and just use it for the encryption, VNC's compress should be enough.
Doudling compression does not enhance perfoamance. It's documented, it
works, I've done it. It even works on Windows machines. Use Cygwin to run
sshd on W
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> In my hunt for memory leeks you may want to look at what I've found.
>
> // Code to be executed by the thread
> void *vncSockConnectThread::run_undetached(void * arg)
> {
> log.Print(LL_STATE, VNCLOG("started socket connection thread\n"));
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> // Go into a loop, listening for connections on th
In my hunt for memory leeks you may want to look at what I've found.
// Code to be executed by the thread
void *vncSockConnectThread::run_undetached(void * arg)
{
log.Print(LL_STATE, VNCLOG("started socket connection thread\n"));
// Go into a loop, listening for connections on the given socket
/*deciphering ON**/
>Salut,
Hi,
>j'ai fait un script avec un australien qui fait ca :
I've made a script with an australien folk which does what you want :
>Pour l'utiliser, il faut d'abord installer vnc sur une machine de reference
To use it, you first need to instal
Thanks Francis!
I will look into this DOS batch, and perhaps convert it into a KiX
script, and post the example.
(although the first step will be decyphering the French ;)
//Mats
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Hi,
you'll find a script for it in the archives.
http://www.uk.research.att.com/vnc/archives/2000-08/0367.html
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Hi!
I'm new to this mailinglist, so perhaps this is something that has been
handled before. Anway, are there any good scriptning examples available
for detecting, removing old/updating to new, installing VNC as a service
on Win32 machines in a NT domain?
Which .reg keys should be exported for ad
Yep you can.
I'm using both on some of the critical servers, just incase. So there
is an alternative way of taking control of the server if a problem arises
with either the VNC or PCA program.
Daniel.
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>are plans in the works to make passwords/traffic encrypted on vnc sessions?
>This is a show-stopper in my plans to use this in telecommuting..
For now, you could use SSH tunnels to encrypt your VNC traffic. I am
working on some protocol extensions which will allow VNC to encrypt it's
own traffi
> are plans in the works to make passwords/traffic encrypted on vnc
sessions?
> This is a show-stopper in my plans to use this in telecommuting..
>
Is using VNC over SSH an option? I use this quite a bit at work.
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