As stated in VNC documentation on
http://www.uk.research.att.com/vnc/winvnc.html
ConnectPriority
By default, all WinVNC servers will disconnect any existing connections when
an incoming, non-shared connection is authenticated. This behaviour is
undesirable when the server machine is being used a
Hi all,
i have problems with java-swing based applications (a lightweight java
gui extension). All swing based application are not able to be displayed
well in the vncviewer. Neither on my Linux system nor on MS-based
systems.
The whole inner frame of the application is displayed solid black and
Xvnc doesn't seem to like the -passwd arg. is there another way to
change the dir that vnc uses to get its settings. I have tried editing
the vncserver script but to no avail. Without changing the vncserver
script vnc makes a .vnc settings folder on the / dir. any ideas? (I
am using 3.3.3r2 fo
FWIW, I've not gotten anything I'd consider "spam" from Tridia. IMHO, if
you download a _free_ product from them, I think you should expect to get
at least one (1) e-mail...
At 04:14 PM 7/16/2001 -0400, you wrote:
>Tridia Corporation does not send unsolicited emails, otherwise known as
>spam.
Tridia Corporation does not send unsolicited emails, otherwise known as
spam. All email addresses are given to us by the user downloading our
TridiaVNC software. In addition, at the bottom of our emails, a link to a
list removal form is provided allowing the recipient to opt-out of our email
dat
mailing to the group is good. (I think so anyway.) keep it up
> Sorry, I sent the last email to the group.
>
>
> Glenn,
>
> One last Q:
> The netmeeting will give me the Graphic Remote access between two Windows2000
> (like PC anywhere)? or it's just a file sharing?
>
> Payman
>
>
>
>
>
I'm having a problem with vnc on Redhat 7. I occasionally will connect to the
session and when I type in the xterm window I get garbage instead of what I'm
really typing. Has anyone seen this before? I can fix it by killing the
session and restarting it, but another host exports to this session, s
Sorry, I sent the last email to the group.
Glenn,
One last Q:
The netmeeting will give me the Graphic Remote access between two Windows2000
(like PC anywhere)? or it's just a file sharing?
Payman
Glenn Mabbutt <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
you can't use NetBEUI with VNC, you have to set up T
Glenn,
One last Q:
The netmeeting will give me the Graphic Remote access between two Windows2000
(like PC anywhere)? or it's just a file sharing?
Payman
Glenn Maks <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Windows by default comes with Microsoft Netmeeting, Netmeeting has the
ability to be configured for sec
Hello,
We are trying to set up VNC for the first time. We have two
W2000Prof. PC's but have a problem:
a) I accomplished the connection to the server OK.
b) I got the password screen;
c) I enter the password but get a "Connection Closed" message.
d) I read the FAQ but there is nothing similar.
I think you're right about older clients connecting to newer servers -- it'd
be okay to just require a newer client version. I *would* prefer that the
newer client be backwards compatible with older servers, though. It'd be a
pain to have to keep multiple client versions around just because you
Hi for all,
I have used VNC 3.3.3 for windows.
I let Win VNC (App Mode) enabled to the machine to be controlled,
but just one client can use the service per once.
When the second client try to connect, Win VNC Server doesn4t
refuse.
How could I do Win VNC Server acc
Windows by default comes with Microsoft Netmeeting, Netmeeting has the
ability to be configured for secure access and desktop sharing,
enabling desktop sharing will give you what you are looking for, make sure
you check off the ( enable ) secure incoming calls, this way
Netmeeting will prompt you
you can't use NetBEUI with VNC, you have to set up TCP/IP.
-Original Message-
From: Payman N [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Monday, July 16, 2001 12:31 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: a Question
Hi
I have an interal network including my laptop and PC both running
Windows2000.
I wo
On Tue, 17 Jul 2001, Andrew van der Stock wrote:
> I'd certainly like to be included in your version 5.0 protocol.
> Everything should be backward compatible, ie a 3.0 client should be
> able to authenticate to a 5.0 server, as long as the 5.0 server allows
> it.
I'm not sure what AT&T has in mi
Hi
I have an interal network including my laptop and PC both running
Windows2000.
I would like to be able to have remote access to my PC from my Laptop. (they
are connected to each other throu a hub using NETBUIE). How can I do that?
Shall I use IP? How?
Thanks,
Payman
_
Hi there,
I'd certainly like to be included in your version 5.0 protocol. Everything
should be backward compatible, ie a 3.0 client should be able to
authenticate to a 5.0 server, as long as the 5.0 server allows it.
The main reason I chose for incrementing the rev by a whole number is simply
be
try this ...
vncviewer :1 -passwd /root/.vnc/passwd -shared -bgr233 -fullscreen
Thanks,
Jeff
[ [EMAIL PROTECTED] ]
On Sun, 15 Jul 2001, iandog wrote:
> How do you run the vncserver at startup? I have it so that it runs
> but it wants for a password to be set. How do i set a pass so that it
>
On Mon, Jul 16, 2001 at 11:04:54AM -0400, James Pifer wrote:
> I need a little help with a few things running VNC on Redhat 7.
Are you using the RPM packages of VNC that came with the distribution?
They should work 'out of the box'.
> 1) The docs say that the vncserver script might need to be
Anyway, I'm hearing that people need portable encryption and decent
authentication on all platforms, including handhelds. I think that it is now
likely that we attempt to revise the #2 auth mechanism to something decent
will occur within the current source base, rather than rely on external
linkag
On Sun, 15 Jul 2001, iandog wrote:
> How do you run the vncserver at startup? I have it so that it runs
> but it wants for a password to be set. How do i set a pass so that it
> will run cleanly at startup? What should I search for if the answer is
> in the mailing list archive?
Try this ...
vn
I would like to run an email and SAMBA server for Windows clients. This
server runs Linux kernel 2.2.16 from the SuSE 7.0 distribution and should be
administered thru VNC. Everything is running fine, as long as I start the
vncserver script manually at the server. If I try to run Xvnc I get the gre
I need a little help with a few things running VNC on Redhat 7.
1) The docs say that the vncserver script might need to be modified to be
able to connect using your browser, but I can't find what changes need to
be
made. Can anyone send me what modifications need to be done? Right now when
I
Good idea, if that's not already in ORL's 4.0 doco. I'll add it to the
gestalt stuff that I've already written up.
I'm going to plonk the draft of v5.0 on http://www.evilsecurity.com/vnc/ as
soon as I've passed it around a few key people. Again, I'm volunteering to
co-ordinate and document all cu
All you need to do is open up the ports for VNC in the port forwarding
section. Say your session number is 50. You would open up port 5950 and have
that forwarded to the pc running VNC. That's using vncviewer. I think if you
want to connect using a browser you would have to open up 5850.
You coul
You have to forward the desired ports to you workstations. You will also
need to turn off DHCP on the Linksys.
Scott McDaneld, CNA
-Original Message-
From: 0548 DSM Rob Powell [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Friday, July 13, 2001 12:46 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: LinkSys Router
Where can I get the docs for RFB 4.0/5.0 ? And
Can we add a request in the RFB protocol to query for the pointer/keyboard
state ? ie x,y coordinate of the pointer and the state of capslock etc key.
-shashi
-Original Message-
From: Stig A. Olsen [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Monday, Jul
Just a side note here: My company has just released a new software version
for our videoconferencing equipment that support a VNC client (RFB 3.3).
Since VNC is GPL we naturally had to handcode everything from scratch based
on the RFB documentation (we can't release the source since we're using a
> Date: Sun, 15 Jul 2001 02:11:50 -0500
> From: "Tony Muckleroy" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Subject: FW: Advanced Settings - AuthHosts
>
> Can anyone give me an example, or point me to where I can see one?
>
> I tried Authhosts with a string entry of +192.168.1 in the REG, but it
didn't
> make any diff
Steve Boardman wrote:
>
> Quoting from the VNC website:
>
> "Harmen van der Wal has made a patch to the VNC 3.3.3 Java Viewer Source
> Distribution, that allows the viewer to connect through a firewall using an
> HTTP proxy. This patch is available at
> http://www.workspot.net/~harmen/vnc/readme
Hi
I have a problem with the display. I am running my server on my Solaris 7 workstation
and my viewer on my Win98 PC. Initially, there was some problem executing the
xstartup script because I do not have a .Xresource in my home directory. So I simply
created an empty file with that name and
Quoting from the VNC website:
"Harmen van der Wal has made a patch to the VNC 3.3.3 Java Viewer Source
Distribution, that allows the viewer to connect through a firewall using an
HTTP proxy. This patch is available at
http://www.workspot.net/~harmen/vnc/readme.html";
I'm very interested in
>We already use RFB version 4.x in some of our projects. We're now developing
>version 5.0 of the protocol which is a substantial change from the version 3
>protocols. It would be good to coordinate over what version number you choose
>for your new protocol so that we don't release incompatible
Can you tell what 4.x and 5.0 contains?
Other stuff that I would like to see in the RFB protocol:
1. Keep Alive
2. 1/4 bit color res
3. Meta Message
-Shay
-Original Message-
From: Tristan Richardson [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Monday, July 16, 2001 12:58 PM
To: Andrew van der Sto
We already use RFB version 4.x in some of our projects. We're now developing
version 5.0 of the protocol which is a substantial change from the version 3
protocols. It would be good to coordinate over what version number you choose
for your new protocol so that we don't release incompatible prot
How do you run the vncserver at startup? I have it so that it runs
but it wants for a password to be set. How do i set a pass so that it
will run cleanly at startup? What should I search for if the answer is
in the mailing list archive?
ian Lewis
http://www.bridgewater.edu/~iml001
[EMAIL PROT
I have a router on my home network (2 computers). I am trying to access the
network from lap top at work. Can I set the router up to allow me controlled
access?
Robert L. Powell
District Sales Manager 0548
703-492-8933 (office)
703-919-0840 (cell)
703-786-7817 (PCS)
--
Hi all,
I have VNC server running okay on my SuSE box, and I can view the command
line display on my Windows box.
My question is, how - if possible, do you make VNC server run so that it
ties in with your X Windows GUI on Linux?
I'm assuming that you'd link it to "startx" or something similar,
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