Re: IP filter with linux VNCserver

Hello! Thanks. I'm reading... Cherry - Original Message - > On Fri, Jan 04, 2002 at 01:59:46PM +0100, Cherry wrote: > > > > How can I allow some IPs and deny all other IPs to connect > > to my vnc server? > > > > I found an article on VNC homepage but the link was broken. > > > >

Re: Is there a way to use VNC on port 21

duh - I didn't even think about tunnelling. As a matter of fact, the beauty of what Micahel says is that you also (of course) get significantly improved security since you would be using ssh. - Original Message - From: "Michael Ossmann" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent:

RE: Windows layer storage/transmission. [OT]

Of course, but when an app needs two seperate File menus with completely different entries, something is wrong. ;) -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Friday, January 04, 2002 7:49 PM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Re: Windows layer storage/transmis

Re: Windows layer storage/transmission. [OT]

David Brodbeck wrote: > > Well, first let me state that I'm not talking about ease of installation > here. On a workstation OS, I don't care if individual users can install > drivers or new software. (In fact, it makes my life easier if they can't. > ;) ) And if anything Linux would be less ha

Re: IP filter with linux VNCserver

On Fri, Jan 04, 2002 at 01:59:46PM +0100, Cherry wrote: > > How can I allow some IPs and deny all other IPs to connect > to my vnc server? > > I found an article on VNC homepage but the link was broken. > > Perhaps (I think) it could be configured with a firewall but I'm > a linux beginner soI

Re: Is there a way to use VNC on port 21

On Fri, Jan 04, 2002 at 03:16:29PM -, Darren Rainer wrote: > Hi, im afraid im not very technically minded with this. I used to have a > connection between work and home with PC Anywhere. I then tried VNC and was > amazed how much faster it was. Recently our Company have put a proxy server > on

Re: Initial screen loading

Hi, Thanks for your help. I am connecting through cable and VPN. Thanks, -V --- Heinz Hase <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hello Veena > > > Win VNC is running on WinNT. I am trying to > connect > > >from windows 95 using VNC viewer. > > > > I can login but It tries to load the screen and > f

Re: vnc-list-digest V1 #1394

Knowing this is _so_ off topic for this list, I just wanted to add one "real world" observation that seems to be missing from the posts so far. In the company where I work, we don't go out and buy a box with some operating system and then try to find the software we need to run on it. We go out

Re: Is there a way to use VNC on port 21

Not very easily, unfortunately - In fact, if I'm not mistaken it would take a recompile, and most likely would not work anyway since you probably have fake internal addresses... Your best bet would likely be to talk to your local admins about it - and you can use any port from 5900-5999 specif

Re: Recording a VNC Session

I use Camtasia Recorder from TechSmith. Wonderful product! Gabor 973-829-4952 Telmo Filipe Magarico To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Recording a VNC Session 01/04/2002

VNC on linux via xinetd, only works on local subnet

i have a win2k server and a linux box at a remote site. we have a vpn tunnel between the two networks. i am on 192.168.97.xx and the remote is on 192.168.200.xx. i can vnc into the 2k box just fine. when i vnc into the linux box on any port (ie. 50,51,51...etc) i get the "please wait, initial scr

Is there a way to use VNC on port 21

Hi, im afraid im not very technically minded with this. I used to have a connection between work and home with PC Anywhere. I then tried VNC and was amazed how much faster it was. Recently our Company have put a proxy server on the network which blocks all ports except port 21. Is there a way to g

RE: Windows layer storage/transmission. [OT]

Well, first let me state that I'm not talking about ease of installation here. On a workstation OS, I don't care if individual users can install drivers or new software. (In fact, it makes my life easier if they can't. ;) ) And if anything Linux would be less hardware dependent than NT -- I cou

Re: Recording a VNC Session

On Fri, Jan 04, 2002 at 12:34:39PM -, Telmo Filipe Magarico wrote: > Does any one know how to record a VNC Session in video format or > other, in order to review what operation were made? There is a program called rfbproxy that can do this. It just stores the screen updates as they come, no

IP filter with linux VNCserver

Hello! How can I allow some IPs and deny all other IPs to connect to my vnc server? I found an article on VNC homepage but the link was broken. Perhaps (I think) it could be configured with a firewall but I'm a linux beginner soI can't do it. So it would be nice to limit IPs with VNC. regard

Recording a VNC Session

Hi people, Does any one know how to record a VNC Session in video format or other, in order to review what operation were made? Regards, Telmo Magarico - To unsubscribe, mail [EMAIL PROTECTED] with the line: 'unsubscribe vnc-lis

Re: Windows layer storage/transmission (off topic)

This isn't about VNC, so please excuse me. > Please explain what areas are lacking software for Linux. Personally, I'd love the idea of a Linux desktop across the workplace, but sadly it's still a little way off. Who wouldn't like a low cost/free OS that's robust, stable and IMO requires less

Re: Initial screen loading

Hello Veena > Win VNC is running on WinNT. I am trying to connect > >from windows 95 using VNC viewer. > > I can login but It tries to load the screen and fails > to load and closes the window. (Message on the screen > is "Please Wait Initial screen loading" and closes the > window. > > These