I'll have to consider the usb-ether adapter.. however, I'll need a usb hub
or to unplug my scanner when I go to use it (not that big of a deal,
really..)
no usb on the laptop side, altho I do already have a modem/lan card.
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Sent: Thursday, May 24, 2001 03:29
Subject: Re: Null-Modem PPP
> > Eventually I'll buy a secondary Ethernet card for my desktop win2k
> machine
> > and run a null ethernet cable between the two, but I'm t
What is ServiceHelper?
Is it a W2000 function?
/Bo
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Laatsch
Sent: Wednesday, May 23, 2001 6:49 PM
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Subject: Remove Wallpaper Option always "on" under win2K ??
I'm using WinVNC
> Eventually I'll buy a secondary Ethernet card for my desktop win2k
machine
> and run a null ethernet cable between the two, but I'm trying to save my
> money right now :P
I use USB ethernet connector to connect short term machines with no NIC.
It's 9Mbp (port speed), and support 10/100LAN. It'
I don't want to spy. I mean VNC kinda lets you do that minus the ablity to
hide the tray icon. I want to know is there a way to install and run stuff
without the user knowing. I need this at my job bc I want to be able to work
on the users computer, if possible, while they are working. pcAnywhere
Hopefully this isn't too OT and someone can help me,
I have a windows 2000 pro desktop, and a windows 95 laptop, I also have a
null modem cable to connect the two.
What I'd like to do is simply hook up the cable and having them connect via
PPP at 115k and then go on from there. I have been able to
Read the Fine manual at:
http://www.uk.research.att.com/vnc/winvnc.html
It lists some advanced reg settings. Like preventing closing the server or
displaying properties.
Also consider TridiaVNC, it has an option to hide the tray icon. Although I
don't see what you can work on without the us
Jack Frozt wrote:
>
> Does anyone know how to Ghost? Like in pcAnywhere. Where you change
> something in the registry and you can be on a users computer and they can't
> see you. Yet you can still work on it. Also, is there a way to hide the tray
> icon?
>
They say linux is a true multighost op
Is there any way from the command line to specify the outbound port
out a outbound connection from the VNC server from the command line?
thanks!
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It's ok guys, fixed it. Rather then choosing "auto" for the desktop number,
I specified my own, and it worked. Not sure why though!
Thanks anyway.
Saleel
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James,
The VNCviewer that freezes (in our case) is a Windows 2000 box.
VNCserver is running on an NT box.The symptom is that the cursor
(mouse) freezes on the vncviewer window, only allowing us to move the dot.
We can move up and close the vncviewer window and restart the viewer and
continue
VNCviewer is running on a WinNT4 machine and the WinVNC (App Mode) is
running on a Win2k Pro system.
Version 3.3.3r9
I have not noticed it freezing when I minimize/restore the window. I can
connect and just move the mouse around for a short period of time before the
cursor freezes. The longes
Jason,
Where do you check "poll full window" ?
Thanks
Mark H. Harris <><
Staff Software Engineer
Software Tools Development - IBM Rochester, MN
iSeries Dept EL8Y/664-3 E115
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> Over some time, something happens between the viewer and the server,
and
> one or the other will hang. In our case, closing the windows and
> reestablishing the connection gets us going again. Time before the hang
> varies, but is definitely not network related. Something else is going
> o
I have seen this happen when using vnc between win2k boxes. I am controlling
a dozen or so servers from a laptop w/ wireless lan connectivity. Anytime a
new server is put into place I will tweak it and monitor it using vnc. After
it is in production for a couple of days we will send it to its dest
> In my initial request, I stated the paragraph below. In this instance,
the
> connection does not automatically cause the viewer to close, it just
freezes
> the connection requiring that the connection be manually closed.
>
> " 2. Frequently, the cusor will freeze and the connection will nee
In my initial request, I stated the paragraph below. In this instance, the
connection does not automatically cause the viewer to close, it just freezes
the connection requiring that the connection be manually closed.
" 2. Frequently, the cusor will freeze and the connection will need to
be
c
> Over some time, something happens between the viewer and the server, and
> one or the other will hang. In our case, closing the windows and
> reestablishing the connection gets us going again. Time before the hang
> varies, but is definitely not network related. Something else is going
>
I'm looking for the same kind of info.drop me a line if you find
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This sounds more as if the Service Helper isn't running. If the Service
Helper doesn't run then WinVNC doesn't know a user has logged on, so it will
pick the wrong registry settings.
You can check by looking for the VNC tray icon.
Cheers,
James "Wez" Weatherall
--
"The path to enligh
> From: "James ''Wez'' Weatherall"
> > This sounds like an issue with your network.
>
> you can call these "network issues" but it is tcp after all and packets do
> get lost.
TCP is designed to retransmit lost packets and to drop connections if packet
loss prevents data being transferred, which
> > Right. I know what the code causing the problem is, but not
> > why it causes a problem. It *looks* like the problem is that
> > the thread which restores the desktop to its normal settings
> > is running as the wrong user in some situations.
> >
> > What happens during a successful connecti
Does anyone know how to Ghost? Like in pcAnywhere. Where you change
something in the registry and you can be on a users computer and they can't
see you. Yet you can still work on it. Also, is there a way to hide the tray
icon?
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I'm using WinVNC 3.3.3r9 as a service under Windows2000.
Normally I don't use the ServiceHelper, because there is
only one user on this system (and I have enough symbols in the tray ;-)).
With WinVNC 3.3.3r7 everything run as I supposed (without starting the
ServiceHelper):
I could lock the sys
James says,
"This sounds like an issue with your network."
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Nope. We have reproduced this behavior between two boxes (NT W2K) that are
on the same ring... that is, we aren't even making two hops; we never hit
a router or bridge.
In our case the machines are using token ring; however, t
You are correct in describing the screen that I could not describe so
simply. Thanks and thanks for your response.
I understand what you are saying and you are right, AFAIK, about the
security state at that point. I just figured that if I can log off and
log back on, or vnc in at the ctrl-alt-d
> "Aideen" == Aideen McConville <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Aideen> Hi,
Hello.
Aideen> Thanks Clayton for pointing out the broken link.
Actually, the broken link was pointed out on the VNC mailing list a couple of
months ago I believe...I even carried on a little discussion there about
it
>you can call these "network issues" but it is tcp after all and packets do
>get lost.
Ummm... UDP is the unreliable protocol family. TCP has guaranteed in-order delivery
of all packets. If that guarantee is broken, the connection is supposed to be
severed. If you are actually losing TCP pa
I have an error when I ran the command vncserver on the unix as:
"vncserver: couldn't find "xauth" on your PATH"
the path of the xauth is
"/usr/openwin/bin/xauth"
and xrdb is:
"/usr/openwin/bin/xrdb"
I don't know how can I change the path of those in the vncserver script.Do
you have any idea ab
I think the question is: Given you have the ability to manipulate the
registry, exactly what change(s) need to be made to make the VNCServer icon
disappear from the SysTray?
With TridiaVNC, they have an option
\HKLM\SOFTWARE\ORL\WinVNC3\Default\DisableTrayIcon which I set to 1 with no
success.
I get a similar problem, where the caps lock becomes inverted, often the
machine running the winvnc.exe server will have the caps light off, but it
will actually be in UPPER CASE mode, pressing the caps lock button turns off
caps lock but the caps lock light comes on.
It really confuses users.
A
Does anyone know of a problem with the CAPS LOCK?
WinVNC and windows viewer V3.3.3r9
If the CAPS LOCK is left on in certain applications (WORD97 and EXCEL97 so
far) the insertion point behaves as though the shift key is held down for
multi-line selection. You can eliminate the problem by togg
Set the QuerySetting for the SYSTEM user to the value which always accepts
connections, never queries. (You will need to add a SYSTEM key under
HKLM/Software/ORL/WinVNC3)
Cheers,
James "Wez" Weatherall
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Laboratory for Communicati
Greetings.
On Tue, May 22, 2001 at 02:02:06PM -0700, Mohamed Shafeen wrote:
>
> I wanted to know how to start the vncserver in solaris
> 8 as a normal user ..
vncserver works well for normal user.
No priviledge required.
If Xvnc does not work, then check FAQ (#23).
--
Akira Hatakeyama
Hi all ,
I wanted to know how to start the vncserver in solaris
8 as a normal user ..
The reason is, I need to install Oracle in a Netra T1
server .. I installed vnc in the Solaris 8 & started
as root .. Then loged frm a win2k machine using the
vncnviewer . So it displays the GUI with root
previ
> Suddenly the Windows NT4 logon bitmap appears on my desktop! I don't
> mean the logon dialogue, just the bitmap that is shown behind the
> login dialogue when I power up my system. This bitmap is now on my
> desktop.
I think this as WinVNC reads the registry for the default wallpaper -
obvious
> From: Jack Frozt <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Subject:
>
> Do you know how to do a "ghost" kind of VNC? Maybe change something in
> the registry like in pcAnywhere. When you can do things on the other
> computer and the user can't see what you're doing.
With NT you can use the NT Resource Kit to man
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