DES or 3DES

I am seen conflicting information regarding the encryption method used to encrypt the response to the challenge. is it DES or 3DES, and if it is 3DES, is it EDE with two keys or EEE with 3 or what? -- Chris Hare, CISSP, CISA [EMAIL PROTECTED] --

VNC Protocol trace

-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE- Hash: SHA1 I am looking at a VNC protocol trace between a WinVN client and a VNC server running on a unix system. I have found the packets with the protocol version from the client to the server, and then from the server to the client. what I want to understa

Re: Windows XP multiple users and VNC

On Wed, Oct 24, 2001 6:05 PM, Bobiham Marleugy wrote: >Is it possible to use the multiple user feature of the windows xp to >run VNC servers on it, so that unix VNC clients can have one >windows desktop each at the same time? No. XP is a single user OS. You would need

IGNORE: RFB Authentication

Sorry - folks, if I learned to read English - it is my first language - maybe I wouldn't ask stupid questions. I can't even blame it on too many beers :-) the VNC documentation from the AT&T site, actually the RFB Protocol specification, states VNC uses a challenge-response system. The chal

RFB Authentication

the VNC documentation from the AT&T site, actually the RFB Protocol specification, states VNC uses a challenge-response system. The challenges is a 16 byte random number encrypted with the password given on the client side. the "authentication" packet is sent to the server. The protocol says

Re: XDM/KDM & Redhat 7.2

Tim, Forgive my ignorance, but I'm not sure I follow you when you said "you can't have multiple users without adding extra services". Currently, I have one vnc service setup for each screen resolution/colordepth pair that I want/need available: //From /etc/services vnc-640x480x8 5950/

Re: XDM/KDM & Redhat 7.2

On Fri, Oct 26, 2001 at 01:10:37PM -0600, Jeff Vincent wrote: > My information only works if using xinetd and not launching vncsever through > the rc.d scripts. I haven't yet figured out what the /etc/init.d/vncserver > script actually buys me yet. I'm open for any information on how or why to

Re: XDM/KDM & Redhat 7.2

I think the main differences from the /etc/init.d/vncserver script (I will call this the service script) and xinit are: you can specify users and ports through the service script (including password protection). This makes it more secure than xinit unless you limit the xinit to 1 user. Unfortuna

Re: XDM/KDM & Redhat 7.2

My information only works if using xinetd and not launching vncsever through the rc.d scripts. I haven't yet figured out what the /etc/init.d/vncserver script actually buys me yet. I'm open for any information on how or why to use the vncserver startup script vs. configuring xinetd. Anyway, usi

Re: XDM/KDM & Redhat 7.2

On Fri, Oct 26, 2001 at 12:09:08PM -0500, Mike Gehl wrote: > Also tried the -query localhost option but it just gives me the grey > background. See the mail from Jeff Vincent in the archives of this list; I think it's relevant to this problem. Tim. */ [demime 0.97b removed an attachment of typ

WinVNC on NT w/ SP6a and RemoveWallpaper

Running WinVNC.exe 3.3.3r9 on Windows NT SP 6a. By default the RemoveWallpaper seems to be enabled. I have installed WinVNC as a service, when connections are made the wallpaper is removed. When the VNC client connection disconnects, WinVNC appears to use the winnt.bmp or winnt256.bmp (depending o

AW: XDM/KDM & Redhat 7.2

Hi, Try the -broadcast option and check if it works. Cheers Pramodh > -Urspr|ngliche Nachricht- > Von: Mike Gehl [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] > Gesendet am: Freitag, 26. Oktober 2001 19:09 > An: VNC > Betreff: XDM/KDM & Redhat 7.2 > > I need help launching Xvnc when a RedHat 7.2 se

Re: Blank Screen exported from another machine

I installed a new card with an S3 Virge 64+ chip and 2mb RAM and it still does the same thing. Anyone have any ideas? What other new hardware could cause this problem? Thanks, James At 09:25 PM 10/25/2001 -0400, you wrote: >I export the screen from my Netware server to my Linux machine running

SuSE 7.1 on PPC (RS/6000 B50) - VNC failure or lack or product??

I'm having problems getting VNC running on the above setup. This link: ftp://ppc.linux.or.jp/pub/JRPM/pre-R5/ apparently does not exist anymore from the platforms.html page. There is also no download for Linux PPC on the download page, I was attempting to use the x86 version, thus my failures.

XDM/KDM & Redhat 7.2

I need help launching Xvnc when a RedHat 7.2 server boots. Once booted I need the vncviewer connection to see the KDM login screen. I've managed to get a XDM login to appear by editing /etc/X11/xdm/Xservers file. :0 local /usr/X11R6/bin/X :1 local /usr/bin/Xvnc :1 -rfbauth /root/.vnc/passwd T

RE: jpeg or 8-bit faster

On 26/10/2001 17:11:30 David Brodbeck wrote: > Right now one of the major benefits of VNC is that it's *small*. ;) I could have put it better but that's why I said >... - (sledgehammers and walnuts ? ) A "load diagnostics/tuning version" for when you when you want to see if there is a better w

RE: jpeg or 8-bit faster

I agree with what I think you're saying, but it would add a lot of complexity. Right now one of the major benefits of VNC is that it's *small*. ;) -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Friday, October 26, 2001 11:54 AM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject:

RE: jpeg or 8-bit faster

On 26/10/2001 14:42:45 David Brodbeck wrote: > The answer is "it depends". You really need to test settings and see what > works best in your situation. ... Pay particular attention to whatever you think >you'll be doing a lot > over the connection. You should be able to get an idea of what's

RE: vncdrv SPEED update download adress(forgot it)

Good work on this, make me wish I had win2k, oh well... Gerard Bendotti > -Original Message- > From: rudi de vos [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] > Sent: Friday, October 26, 2001 8:22 PM > To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > Subject: vncdrv SPEED update download adress(forgot it) > > Sorry, > This i

RE: jpeg or 8-bit faster

This may sound too obvious, but sharing the line with other traffic, such as Outlook slows it down, I have found it quicker to have mail on the remote machine and not on the one dialling in, OTOH internet access is still better locally, I suspect due to the complex graphics. and the caching of fi

RE: jpeg or 8-bit faster

The answer is "it depends". You really need to test settings and see what works best in your situation. For example, over a modem link, "Tight" compression is much faster than "Hextile". But over Ethernet it's noticably slower -- the extra compression overhead causes more of a delay than just s

Re: Windows XP multiple users and VNC

Bobiham, Here's my partially informed $0.02... > Date: 24 Oct 2001 16:05:09 -0700 > From: Bobiham Marleugy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > Subject: Windows XP multiple users and VNC > > Is it possible to use the multiple user feature of the windows xp to > run VNC servers on it, so that unix VNC clients

RE: WinVNC on a W2K Server

Kewl! Glad to be of some help. Have a great weekend and you are most welcome. Caroline Caroline N. N. Shepherd Northwater Capital Management Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Phone: 416-360-2106 Fax:416-360-0671 If your mind becomes firm like a rock And no longer shakes In a world where everything

vncdrv SPEED update download adress(forgot it)

Sorry, This is the adress http://services.simac.be/vnc/single/source/vncdrv_V2_00.zip WINVNCDRV (video hook driver for windows 2000) The problem with the old driver was the terrible overhead of drvescape and extesc

Upgrade WinVNC if shutdown/close app is disable ?

Hi, Here i have some question about the futurs upgrade of WinVNC versions ? Today we used the 3.3.3R9 version, but tomorrow I know that it is not possible to upgrade WinVNC while it is running, so have you a solution to upgrade WinVNC simply even if the shutdown/close application is disabled

RE: WinVNC on a W2K Server

Hi Caroline, Thanks for the tip and for sharing your XP. Come to think of it the W2K Server has a VGA resolution. Although I haven't got WinVNC to work properly, I've got full success with Peter Norton's PCAnywhere 9.2. If it wasn't my weekend (Th & Fri out here) I'd be changing the resolution o

Missed window captures on Win32 Platforms

We have been using VNC to provide remote desktop access on Windows 2000 based platforms. I have had a few users point out that when they secure their workstations, they sometimes get a window capture missed. I managed to reproduce this with the following: a. Establish the VNC connection as per us