Hi all,
OK - I am checking out VNC and I have either got the wrong end of the
stick entirely or I am really slow :-)
I have "VNCServer PPC" running on my iMac (OS9.04) with an IP address
of 192.168.0.253 (subnet masks and all other things are correct). So
I go to a Mac 6400 (OS9) with an IP a
I have confirmed that this problem does not exhibit itself (at least not
yet) when using the java browser viewer. This seems to support Mac's
theory...
Any other thoughts?
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From: Mac Reiter [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, May 09, 2001 7:48 AM
To: [EMAIL PRO
Yup. That's what I want. Thanks for the tip. Should I compile the source for
RedHat 7 or just get the binary for 6.2?
On Wed, 09 May 2001, you wrote:
> >Now lets reverse it. If I run the server on the LInux machine, I can connect
> >and see a great drawing of the desktop. But what happens on
>I've been playing with the single window control version of WinVNC (allowing
>remote control of a single application or Window instead of the entire
>desktop). Has anyone tried porting this to the Mac and to Linux?
On Linux, it's easy - just start the application on Xvnc without a window
manager
Recently I've been trying to remotely help a friend with her PC,
she's using Windows 95 OSR2.
There's NO icon in the tray on her taskbar, even though
the VNC server is running. This is not important, but
nonetheless, it might indicate what's wrong on her machine,
and might help with the deadly pr
>Is there a security setting that prevents users from accessing the VNC
>properties?
Please search the FAQ and archives for the "AllowProperties" registry
setting. This does not involve hiding the icon, it merely disables the
menu. If you *really* need to hide the icon, install TridiaVNC.
>> This makes the Quadra noticeably quicker...
>
>Are you using the no-buffering version of vncPatches68k for this?
>Just out of interest, can you try it with the other versions, and let me
>know how it compares?
Actually, I'm still using the alpha-3 vncPatches68k on the Quadra, and the
regular v
Hello,
I've been playing with the single window control version of WinVNC (allowing
remote control of a single application or Window instead of the entire
desktop). Has anyone tried porting this to the Mac and to Linux?
Thanks,
Jeffrey Travis
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Hello,
I may be missing something obvious, but in using WinVNC, I cannot find in
the registry some of the advanced settings mentioned in the documentation
like "AuthHosts" and "AllowLoopback". I've tried adding them manually, but
they don't seem to have any effect. I've carefully looked at the
do
>>I suspect these features need a lot more tuning based on processor type
>>(How's your 5300 Jonathan...?)
>
> In my "internal" version (due to become alpha 6 after some time), I have
> introduced another feature which should reduce the "blocking" behaviour.
> ...
Sounds good.
> This makes the Q
>Now lets reverse it. If I run the server on the LInux machine, I can connect
>and see a great drawing of the desktop. But what happens on the viewer is
not
>what happens on the Linux screen.
Each Linux vnc viewer is its own desktop, by design. To simulate the way
the WinVNC server works, look
Same for me.
I use the space bar with shift for it :
xmodmap -e "keysym space = space asciitilde"
If someone solve this issue, lot of froggies will be happy :-)
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Hi All,
I have finally figured out how to get the viewers to work both ways. But I'm
having a little problem. First a little background:
When I use Linux to view a windows desktop on Win2k, I can see a simultaneous
response from the windows machine. Anything I move from the viewer moves on
th
Thanks I will look into that.
At 12:18 PM 2001-05-09 -0400, you wrote:
>According to the Documentation it can only be done by modifying the source
>code. I found that in win2k it will work by removing the reference under the
>"run" hive in Microsoft current control.
>
>Z
>
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The windows that were exiting were all rxvt terminal windows. After
reproducing the problem on an exact machine, all terminal were changed
to xterm. The problem has gone away, while using the xterm terminal.
thank you for your time in this matter.
"Mike R. Cannon" wrote:
>
> This issue occur
Make sure it's not a half/full duplex issue. If your NICs are
auto negotiating, try locking them down
jrh
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From: "Mark Miksis" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Wednesday, May 09, 2001 9:30 AM
Subject: RE: vnc intermittently slow
> John,
>
> Than
> As Wez noted, WinVNC3.3.3R9 seems to have a problem
> with multiple processor WinNT 4.0 server running SP6a,
> etc. I have confirmed this. It blows up on
> Multiprocessor WinNT 4.0, but works fine on single
> processor boxes with similar configurations.
> WinVNC3.3.3R7 works fine on either serve
Mac,
This certainly sounds like the same problem, except in my case the slowness occurs
MOST of the time. I can confirm that it is independant of color depth and display size
and you description of actually seeing it draw each line is exactly what I'm seeing.
I don't know anything about multi
According to the Documentation it can only be done by modifying the source
code. I found that in win2k it will work by removing the reference under the
"run" hive in Microsoft current control.
Z
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From: Tony Do [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, May 09, 2001 11:
Hi,
I am using a french keybord, Linux VNC server and the native win2000 client.
I can't find how to type the tilda '~'.
'~' is usually available by typing Ctrl+Alt+i or AltGr+i, but when I type
this under WinVNC, it does nothing.
I didn't find any answer in the FAQ or the mailing-list archive
Someone just directed me to a Feb 26,2001 issue of Network World which has
an article in it:
"The price is right: 10 free network management tools"
They include:
Cricket, a more scalable version of MRTG
TCPNetView
NetSaint
Qcheck
Sysmon
VNC
Ping Scanner
Echo
Sam Spade
OpenNMS
I've got more th
Hi
Is there a registry setting that can hide the VNC icon when the service is
running?
I'm trying to prevent users from snooping around and changing the settings.
Is there a security setting that prevents users from accessing the VNC
properties?
-
I am running VNC on a Win98 machine in host mode. When I disconnect the
listener daemon has to be reset. Can anyone tell me why?
Barry A. Wray
State Networks Voice Engineer
Indiana Higher Education
Telecommunication System
714 N. Senate Ave
Indianapolis, IN 46202
Phone: 317-263-8934
Fax: 317-26
Go back to version 3.3.3r7, as wallpaper removal hasn't been implemented
yet. I have the same problem, the only work around I found was to use the
Java client through a browser and click the disconnect button.
Steve
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Is there a copy of the VNC software that will run on a Novell Netware
4.xx/5 server?
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>I am running Xvnc over a small 10/100 LAN. When it's working, everything is
>great and the speed is near real-time.
>
>However, intermittently it just gets REALLY slow. This cannot be fixed by
>killing and restarting either the client (running on Windows) or the server
>(running on RH Linux).
Hi,
We are running this on an entirely NT network and have added :
RemoveWallpaper = REG_DWORD 0x
to the registry to prevent the users wallpaper from being removed after a
connection is established.
Our problem is that we have custom wallpapers for certain sections and
although the wa
As Wez noted, WinVNC3.3.3R9 seems to have a problem
with multiple processor WinNT 4.0 server running SP6a,
etc. I have confirmed this. It blows up on
Multiprocessor WinNT 4.0, but works fine on single
processor boxes with similar configurations.
WinVNC3.3.3R7 works fine on either server.
I will
I almost forgot!
MRTG - Multi Router Traffic Grapher. Sandia Labs uses this too. It's free,
runs on many different platforms. Provides a web interface with nice graphs
and is incredible customizeable. You can find it at
http://mrtg.hdl.com/mrtg.html
Tom Schonborg
JPSS Inc. - Sandia National La
www.workspot.com
girish sonawane wrote:
> Is there any online demo using VNC available on the
> internet ?
>
> Thanks,
> Girish
>
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Could be a flaky NIC.
Tom Schonborg
JPSS Inc. - Sandia National Laboratories Contractor
(505)844-5753
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From: Mark Miksis [mailt
That's a pretty heavy question. There are only several hundred products to
choose from out there. I'll pass along info I have reguarding packages the
I'm familiar with.
If you want free there is NetSaint. It runs on Linux and it very versatile
however configuring it is still labor intensive and i
That is valuable info. Another question though...Is one constrained by the
limitations of the alpha characters in the index - thus 26 entries?
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Sent: Wednesday, May 09, 2001 2:53 AM
To: [EMAIL
Hi -
I've patched the 3.3.3r2 UNIX Xvnc server to link against the ORBit
CORBA library and export a CORBA management interface. Here's the IDL:
interface VNC {
void enableClientKeyboard(in string ipaddr);
void disableClientKeyboard(in string ipaddr);
void enableClientPointer(in string ipa
John,
Thanks for your response. I am having the same thoughts about my LAN, but
there just aren't that many variables. There are 3 PCs (one linux, two
Win98) connected to a 10/100 hub. The slowdown still occurs even when I
separate this segment from anything else.
I guess I'll run some test
You might try requesting a shared connection. At least then you wouldn't
kick the other person off. The user would see that someone else is connected
and come back later. Of course, there may be a temporary fight over the
mouse pointer. So tell you folks not to to get upset if the mouse "moves on
We have a similar issue with WinVNC 3.3.3R9, running
on Compaq WinNT 4.0 server with SP6a, IIS4.0
Frontpage2000 extensions, MDAC2.6, Compaq NIC. We have
about 10 servers running similar configurations, and
had been quite happy with the previous version of
WinVNC 3.3.3(R3?).
With 3.3.3R9 Installa
There is a video you can d/l from the VNC site. The better the picture
quality the longer the d/l of course. I got the best quality 300k and it
took about 15 minutes on my connection (the place I work enjoys a T3 to the
world). I use it to tell others about VNC. Hope this helps.
Tom Schonborg
JP
I have VNC running as a service at home on my Win 95 machine. I just ran the
Install Winvnc Service option from the Start menu. I don't recall if that
was 3.3.3r7 or 3.3.3r9 but it was pretty straight forward. I think I also
saw something on the VNC site about doing this. Sorry I don't recall wher
As a follow-on to this problem, but a bit off the subject -
We too are beginning to implement VNC within our IT shop. We have all
Windows based computers.
Win 95 on the desktops (soon to be Win2000 Pro) and Windows NT 4.0sp3
servers.
I'm am interested in monitoring network traffic - does anyone
Hello,
I am working on getting VNC running in our corporation the only
problems we are having are if more than one person connects the first
person is cut off. Well I found that you can add the ConnectPriority and
set the settingh to 2 so that once one person is signed in no one else can.
My
I'm just curious as to why you would need an online demo? It takes
a few minutes at worst to download VNC and hardly more to install
it on two machines to test it.
If you don't have two networked machines available to test it on, I'm
more curious as to why you would even want it.
jrh
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Yes, that is exactly the problem, you can either go into the registry and
open them up manually or download ics manager to do the dirty work for you.
Kurt Mysker
"Philosophizing is nothing more than looking into a mirror that is looking
into another mirror, and picking the layer you like best." -
> Perhaps I should rephrase my question. How do I activate vnc
> service after installation w/o a reboot?
If you're using 9x, I don't think you can, but you can on NT/2000.
If you haven't added VNC as a service: namely gone into the Start
Menu and run the add service icon.
Go into the command
> Perhaps I should rephrase my question. How do I activate vnc
> service after installation w/o a reboot?
If you're using 9x, I don't think you can, but you can on NT/2000.
If you haven't added VNC as a service: namely gone into the Start
Menu and run the add service icon.
Go into the command
Tridiavnc..
FYI?
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Is there any online demo using VNC available on the
internet ?
Thanks,
Girish
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This sounds more like a network issue, even though you say it's a small
LAN. What is the configuration of your LAN?
jrh
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From: "Mark Miksis" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Tuesday, May 08, 2001 11:12 PM
Subject: vnc intermittently slow
> I am run
I had problems with Redhat 7.1 and VNC but I have it running fine now. I was
using KDE and the apps were crashing out due a color map problem if running
an 8-bit server. I had to add a -cc 3 option when running the server.
If this isn't your problem:
Do the log files have anything in them?
Hi Brett,
Assuming you are using Windoz
The history of the VNC Viewer is stored in the registry :
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\ORL\VNCviewer\MRU
A list of your addresses will be there. You just have to
remember to list each entry in the "index" string.
The first letter shown in you
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