Thanks, Constantin. I shall give it a try...
Fred
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Actually, I wasn't relying on ZoneAlarm for secure
communications, I was relying on it for protection
against attacks on my computer. I'm not an expert,
but it seems to be a separate issueright?
Fred
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Departme
: Netmeeting does allow the audio and video [...]
: VNC [is] great for the desktop but then there is no audio/video. Of
: course, you have to then consider the bandwidth issues currently with
: audio/video/remote desktop all going at once. You almost need a 10,
: really 100Mbit LAN to do it all
Hello there,
I am Neelu working with Ampersand Infotech, India. I have a query
regarding vncserver, would appreciate if any of you could help me in any
way.
I am using vnserver on Solaris and using vncviewer from windows to start
a session. Through an xterm from one of the vncviewer session, I
If your Web server is on port 5801, VNC expects your VNC server to be on
port 5901.
On Thu, 2001-12-13 at 21:13, Nate Harel wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I have set up a router/firewall in front of a small network.
>
> I want to vnc into one of my machines from outside the firewall via the web.
>
> I s
That's easy. If you want me to do this, I'd consider it...
On Thu, 2001-12-13 at 20:42, AceMiles, Inc. wrote:
> Also, if anyone knows how to have VNC call into a web server (maybe a perl
> script) and leave its IP addy, or something like that, please let me know.
>
>
>
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Run the KDM configuration utility (I forget what it's called ATM), you
should find an option there.
On Thu, 2001-12-13 at 16:43, Chris Howells wrote:
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> Hi,
>
> I'm running VNC in -inetd mode, so users can login using kdm. However, I don't
> w
The protection that a "personal firewall" offers is slight, at best.
Considering that Windows will just let programss waltz all over each
other's RAM, nothing can really be called "secure" on Windows. What
really WILL enhance security is SSH. There's a windows client called
"tunnelier" I think. It
On Thu, 2001-12-13 at 13:13, Dylan McNeill wrote:
> Secure? I believe so.
Just keep telling yourself that...
Ha.
Heh. Heheh.
BWAHAHAHAHAH!
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I'm probably the most computer literate guy in my high school, and when
the tech guy (whom I now know is both a moron and a totalitarian sadist)
asked me about remote administration, I (stupidly) recommended VNC. I
(stupidly) figured he just wanted to adjust settings without leaving his
desk. NOOO
Both the Windose and UNIX versions are HTTP servers, but the Windose
HTML is hard coded(I think), while the UNIX versions have user-editable
HTML files.
On Thu, 2001-12-13 at 01:01, Ian Simcock wrote:
> My understanding of the Windows server is that there is basically an
> incredibly braindead we
Hi all,
I have set up a router/firewall in front of a small network.
I want to vnc into one of my machines from outside the firewall via the web.
I set up the router/firewall as follows:
Port 5801 is forwarded to port 5800 on the machine I want to connect to
(call it MachineA IP: 11.11.11.11.
One other thing:
I realized some might take this as an advert or some kinda biz deal, but
its not.
I just wanted to let everyone know what I had (finally) accomplished.
If someone wants to know more of what I did to change it, email me offlist.
Ed
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From: AceMiles
Also, if anyone knows how to have VNC call into a web server (maybe a perl
script) and leave its IP addy, or something like that, please let me know.
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Sent: Thursday, December 13, 2001 8:41 PM
To: 'VNC List'
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Well after a little work with Resource Hacker, we have pretty much
customized our VNC software. We will begin using it soon.
We are still working out the bugs (i.e. We can't get the dialog box's title
to change), but you can download the basic version soon at
http://www.acemiles.com/software/r
Hi All,
I am running AIX at work, and I want to enable the viewer over a browser (ie
http://machine1:5801, for display 1). I get an error when I try to do this, In ie I
get RBG 00.3 (or someting like that), and in netscape I get Failed to connect to
server :3!. Can anyone please help!
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Hi,
I'm running VNC in -inetd mode, so users can login using kdm. However, I don't
want certain users to be able to log in in this way (e.g. over VNC). Is there
any way I can restrict which users can log in or not? Presumably it has
something to d
Fred,
There _are_ other free personal firewalls. Tiny Personal Firewall is
reported to be more adaptable and reliable than ZA. There are probably
others as well. You may want to look at a newsgroup, comp.dcom.modems.cable
(covers dsl also). Also, do you have ZA set for medium security? Set on
FYI,
I had this grey screen recently, Solaris_7_in_Germany server
to Solaris_8_in_USA viewer, ... my viewer was grey. I was
using an xstartup file I've had success with on Solaris 8
servers, and was stuck and needed a quick solution. So I
tried this at the Solaris_7_in_Germany machine command li
guys
your questions and answers enabled me to figure this out !!
i totally forgot about the enable xdmcp in the gdm.conf file!!!
this list rules!
Ryan Cayton
Technical Analyst
Horine and Associates, LLC.
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I just saw this post but can't find any of the previous (if any )
responses.
newer distributinos of the gdm use gdm.conf. In my Debian-woody
distribution it is in /etc/X11/gdm/gdm.conf. Find the xdmcp section and
set Enable=true and make sure the line Port=177 is UNCOMMENTED.
Sorry if this has
Make sure you have xdmcp enabled.
how do i do this?
i have the inittab set to bring it up in runlevel 5 and i do get a
graphical login.
is there something i need to do to enable remote access to XDMCP??
i've disabled ipchains and iptables and i still get a grey screen
Ryan
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On Tuesday 11 December 2001 12:32 am, Jeff Vincent wrote:
> xdmcp and make sure it is on port 177. This should
> work unless you ha
Thanks, turned out my problem was that xdmcp was disabled :(
Fixing it sorted everything out.
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On Thursday 13 December 2001 6:53 pm, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> i have modified the xdm-config and the
Make sure you have xdmcp enabled.
> /root/.vnc/xstartup files
That file has nothing to do with it. You shouldn't really be running VNC as
root
Hello,
I just signed up for ADSL, which is greate because it's like
physically being on the LAN at school or any particular
building. I can do work over the network with graphics
communications software like www.tightVNC.com.
That is, until I enable ZoneAlarm. Then the speed
drops down to about
VNC is definitely my choice for remote desktop access. Netmeeting was
something I used long ago. But Netmeeting does allow the audio and
video, and of course a Micro$oft solution (ISA) would have the support
for Netmeeting. Unfortunately it is not easy with most firewalls (a lot
of us just plai
Hi Scott,
I'm afraid you won't get any support here to hide the VNC icon. Check the
vnc-list archives at http://www.uk.research.att.com/search.html and the FAQ
at http://www.uk.research.att.com/vnc/faq.html to learn why. However at the
very least you should read the excellent recent reply on t
Great points!
Do you find it just a coincidence that the only NAT'ing firewall that can
easily support Netmeeting is (tada!): Micro$oft Internet Security and
Acceleration (ISA) server?
It's an option in the ISA install for H323 support.
It is better than MS' Proxy 2(you shoulda seen the look on my
still having the grey screen when i connect to the vnc service.
i have modified the xdm-config and the /root/.vnc/xstartup files
is there an FAQ designated to this specific topic or can someone help me
out?
thanks
Ryan Cayton
Technical Analyst
Horine and Associates, LLC.
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Heyaz. Sorry to chime in so late to this, but I though
I might add some detail. I'm the developer of the echowall
firewall package for the LEAF/LRP Linux distro (lead.sf.net),
and I've learned a thing or two about supporting Netmeeting
thru a NAT'ing firewall/router.
Let me start
Hello,
I would like to deploy VNC on the computers in the school district. I
need to hide the application and make it so students can not change the
password.
Does anyone know how to do this.
Plus, what is the best method to deploy this to many computers at once
or rapidly.
Thanks
Scott Van Sin
Jeff
that fixed the problem with the wrong session happening.
now i am back to the grey screen instead of a GDM login window.
i commented the DisplayManager.requestPort: 0 out of the
/etc/X11/xdm/xdm-config file.
the linux box is also setup to use a graphical login (runlevel 5)
what am i m
Those in this forum for a while have probably seen my notes on
ultra-low bandwidth VNC. My idea is to loosen up temporal, color
depth, protocol and resolution constraints so as to optimize the
transmitted image for a particular bandwidth. More generally, my idea
is to use a higher level of abstr
ScanMan wrote:
> If (hypothetically) the number of non-Micro$oft hosts on the Internet
> dropped below, say, 20% or so, they would probably make it illegal to
> connect to a non-Windoze box at all. They might even make it illegal to
> spread rumors that non Micro$oft OS's even exist...
Don't be
Assuming you are using inetd, edit the inetd.conf file and change the
"-broadcast" statement to "-query localhost". Currently it is hitting
the wire and looking for XDMCP broadcasts but you don't appear to want
that (just like I don't). The new option tells Xvnc to connect to the
the local XDMCP
Hello Fred,
> "F" == Fred writes:
F> The viewer in Listen mode can be on WinME or Solaris8. The servers
F> are on Solaris8. Right now, I just type vncconnect on solaris,
F> which allows you to specify the viewer but not the server. It just
F> grabs one of the servers and performs the conne
hi all,
i have had a redhat 7.1 box running vnc for quite sometime. we have it set
up using ixvnc and it works great.
i recently set up another box using redhat 7.2 and ixvnc as well. when i
connect to it from another machine i get the correct window heading but it
relays to my other 7.1 box. i
We'll see - I found a picture at
http://www.pdastreet.com/hardware/Sharp-Zaurus-5000-5700-5800-2001-5-3-pdast
reet-pdas.html. Reminds me of the Motorola Timeport. I've been using a
Blackberry (the smaller one) for the last 4 months, and recently tried the
Timeport. I personally found the Timepo
The viewer in Listen mode can be on WinME or Solaris8.
The servers are on Solaris8.
Right now, I just type vncconnect on solaris, which
allows you to specify the viewer but not the server.
It just grabs one of the servers and performs the
connection. I'd like to specify which server.
Thanks.
F
http://www.symantec.com/sabu/xp_main.html
They're a partner with mickr0$0ft. It says that pcAnywhere works with
both XP Home and XP Pro. Of course it doesn't go into detail as to
if it is strictly client mode only or if it will act as a host as well.
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Well, yes. That's why they specifically exclude NetMeeting & Friends in the
EULA. Of course it's a double standard; it says "you can't do it unless you
use a Microsoft application." If remote desktop viewing were a bigger
segment of the software market I'd expect this to be litigated, but it's
http://linuxjournal.com/article.php?sid=5642
Excerpt from article:
"It's a great time to be a PDA application developer. Sharp and Trolltech
want your apps on their hot new Zaurus.
Sharp Electronics Corporation unveiled the new Linux-based Zaurus SL-5500
PDA to a crowd of Linux developers and th
> Nope, that doesn't work. They say "use, access, display, or run". Note
> the "or". I think you'd have a hard time arguing that VNC doesn't display
> software.
Doesn't XP come with a cut down version of Terminal Server so you can
share you desktop with Tech Support?
If MS are pushing the s
Can you do me a favour and run
netstat -a
from a command line to see if port 5800 is mentioned in the list, even
though you're using display 2 (which runs on port 5802). I ask because there
might be some other software running that's already bound to port 5800.
Failing that, perhaps you'
some more information concerning the
great xfree vnc.so module from neoware which should make
it possible to shadow "real x server displays" with the
vnc viewer. i said "should" because i could only get it running
on the linux based neoware thin client computers.
but it works a lot(!) faster tha
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