Hello group!
I am hoping someone can provide guidance with this problem.
I have two remote PCs running WinVNC as a service behind a Linksys NAT
(ports redirected) and a cable modem. When I try to connect to either one,
it accepts the password and displays the screen as it should.
However, the
If you right click on the remote computers task bar you'll get the windows
menu that includes the Task Manager option.
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Sent: Thursday, January 17, 2002 11:26 PM
Subject: RE : WinVNC and CTRL+ALT+DEL can't view active
On Thu, Jan 17, 2002 at 04:06:58PM -0600, Joel Sherrill wrote:
> Michael Ossmann wrote:
> >
> > Yeah, XDMCP runs on UDP/177, which is why it can't easily be secured
> > over SSH or tested with telnet. You can use netcat or nmap to test for
> > it.
>
> If you could give instructions on how to te
On Thu, Jan 17, 2002 at 04:49:58PM -0600, Hotel Puesta del Sol wrote:
>
> At this point, I think that the problem is linked to my inablity to telnet to
> the machine and I would appreciate it if anyone had suggestions as to what
> might be causing this.
Yes, it sounds like you are correct. This
I am having a problem connecting to my vnc server from the internet. When I am
inside my local network, I am able to connect without any problems so it seems
that the application is setup correctly. In my configuration, the server is
Windows 98 SE (German) and the client is Windows XP (German).
T
Can somebody point me in the right direction here.
What we are trying to do is to have multiple servers which are behind a
firewall.
Clients can connect through a proxy/gateway machine and have their vnc
session redirected to on of the servers. All clients would go to the same
server.
The server
David Colliver wrote:
>
> > David Colliver wrote:
> > >
> > > I would add that using the method on my site, there is more potential to
> > > lose work. Clicking the X of your window will close VNC. No questions.
> Also,
> > > if your machine goes to sleep, you will lose it, same as if your networ
Michael Ossmann wrote:
>
> On Thu, Jan 17, 2002 at 02:55:54PM -0600, Joel Sherrill wrote:
> >
> > Also my standard test of "telnet localhost portnumber" does not
> > seem to work for 177 even though it is enabled. This is probably
> > a UDP/TCP issue but that test was bogus. VNC/XDM works now a
That's more of a client/server feature than a protocol feature. The
protocol makes allowances to ensure that there's a clean tear down
procedure. For security reasons, if a server wishes to disconnect a
client, there's no point in asking any random client to disconnect -
just disconnect. The reaso
I found there was a very noticable slowdown when using VNC on a 100baseT
local network if the host and client color depths didn't match. For
example, if the host was running 8 bpp and the client was running 24 bpp,
scrolling was jerky and laggy; when I bumped the host color depth up to 24
bpp it
On Thu, Jan 17, 2002 at 02:55:54PM -0600, Joel Sherrill wrote:
>
> Also my standard test of "telnet localhost portnumber" does not
> seem to work for 177 even though it is enabled. This is probably
> a UDP/TCP issue but that test was bogus. VNC/XDM works now and
> I still can't telnet to that p
> David Colliver wrote:
> >
> > I would add that using the method on my site, there is more potential to
> > lose work. Clicking the X of your window will close VNC. No questions.
Also,
> > if your machine goes to sleep, you will lose it, same as if your network
> > fails.
>
> But this is the same
OK, that's why the VNC FAQ had that point...
You will want to mention the chipset you have for video. Also, if this is a system
with AGP video using "shared" memory, you may
have other problems develop. A cheap PCI video card (if you can find one any more)
may be the best solution. First thi
Chuck:
Heya. You've probably already discovered this, but there's
a registry setting you need to make to your VNC server machine to
allow loopback:
http://www.uk.research.att.com/vnc/winvnc.html
Down at the bottom, AllowLoopback. Or, even more aggressive,
try LoopbackOnly
David Colliver wrote:
>
> I would add that using the method on my site, there is more potential to
> lose work. Clicking the X of your window will close VNC. No questions. Also,
> if your machine goes to sleep, you will lose it, same as if your network
> fails.
But this is the same as when using
You made an excellent point I never thought of... Video Driver. It's
an older PC with integrated video, and while Win 98 was able to supply a
nice video driver, Win 2k does not. I have an error in my device
manager because I can't find a driver that will work. Anyone know of a
generic driver t
Hello,
Is it possible to set a password on the command line when starting
vnc.exe on a windows host? Thanks for helping!
Yours,
Markus
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I would add that using the method on my site, there is more potential to
lose work. Clicking the X of your window will close VNC. No questions. Also,
if your machine goes to sleep, you will lose it, same as if your network
fails.
What I would like to know now is, is there a button or something I
Hi All,
Thanks for the help and instructions. I would like to proudly state
that we are now running VNC server on two Linux boxes and clients
on a handful of Linux and Windows boxes (a mix of WinME laptops
and Win2K desktops). Some notes for the instructions.
I don't think RedHat 7.1 was a pro
On Wed, Jan 16, 2002 at 09:57:02AM -0500, Alex Angelopoulos wrote:
>
> Regrettably, as someone whose skills lie in the area of IT support, my
> contributions will be limited to Monday-morning quarterbacking (and
> probably answering Win32 VNC questions while people are away from this
> list mulli
The key you need to set on the client to allow ssh on the machine to forward
connection to it is:
Hkey_local_machine\software\orl\winvnc3
Dword: allowloopback set it to 1 to allow and 0 (default) to not allow. If
your connections are only comming through ssh. You can in the same spot set
a key of
Reposting this - I didn't see it pop up and I posted a couple of hours ago-
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Barring a quick answer from anyone else -
Export the following two registry keys and send them to the list. This is where
everything VNCish live
Hi, I have searched through the mail archives and cannot find an answer to
the problem I am having.
A little background: I have an electronic logbook application written in
Java with a Java display. The application runs on RedHat Linux. I need to
send the display over the network but being Java i
Hello Folks ...
Here is my dilema, I have successfully connect to
my Solaris box and was able to get the CDE desktop
to appear on my laptop.
But when I open the "imagetool" application and load
a picture (JPG) it seems to crash when I have my dep
The thanks is a bit premature... Your settings are identical to mine, which works
perfectly.
Two other things to check at this point. They are longer shots but are more likely
since we've eliminated a few things by verifying
that your config is plain vanilla.
(1) Are you using the default Win
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\ORL\WinVNC3\Default
AutoPortSelect 0x0001 (1)
InputsEnabled 0x0001 (1)
LocalInputsDisabled 0x (0)
OnlyPollConsole 0x0001 (1)
OnlyPollOnEvent 0x (0)
PollForeground 0x0001 (1)
PollFullScreen
Let me ask another question since you say that.
Is the system running Windows 95/98/Me?
If yes, you simply can't use Ctl-Alt-Del - it halts all system processes on that
architecture.
The alternative is to use some "alternate" tools as you thought.
One possibility if youhave access to the WIn
Andrew, will there be a feature that will allow the server to drop it's
connection after a specified time of no activity?
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Andrew van der Stock wrote:
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> (This will be the second last announcement to the main VNC
I am guessing this is impossible but is there anyway to get my VNC session to
recognize when I am doing an Alt-Tab for switching windows.
Thanks,
Frank
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Hi Mike,
Thanks for the help! Setting that option when calling vncserver fixes it!
:-)
Frank
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>
> However when I start XEmacs in a VNC sessioni and press the Alt key, XEmacs
> complains that it does not recognize the Alt key. This is not a problem
> thou
Well, I made the changes on the server, now the entry sits in HKLM and
HKCU...but when connecting from one station then from another, the first one
gets kicked out...I am connecting from Win95 station...does that make a
difference?
I also did as another person suggested, changed the priority f
Thank you i tried this but unfortunately it doesn't display anything on
remote vnc server and on vnc viewer client.
Have you another idea ?
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De : Alex Angelopoulos [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Envoyi : jeudi 17 janvier 2002 13:18
@ : [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Objet : Re: WinVNC
I'm trying to get Xvnc -inetd working on a SPARC Solaris 8 system.
The behaviour I'm seeing is that a window does open when I connect from
a vncviewer, but dies again almost immediately before the login screen
appears. The log file indicates that Xvnc started, but doesn't indicate
an error (oth
Not sure about this - it sounds like it accepts your password, then sees another
problem.
Could you please post the following two registry keys from the Win2K server which
disconnects you?
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\ORL\WinVNC3\Default
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\SOFTWARE\ORL\WinVNC3
They will both be
Use SHIFT+CTRL+ALT+DEL
Took me a while to figure that one out first time. It works with the VNCViewer, the
Java web interface, and the ActiveX control.
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Sent: Thursday/2002 January 17 03:17
Subject: WinVNC and CTRL+
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From: "3wDesign" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Thursday/2002 January 17 04:23
Subject: Re: Server2000 login connection problem - help!
: yesit was a problem betweekn the HKLM and the HKCU setup. There was a
: PortNumber difference and an Aut
Tracy,
I have configured it with 'Don't disconnect any existing connections' and it
works fine.
Did you put it in the good registry entry:
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\ORL\WINVNC3 ?
Did you restart your VNC service?
Regards
Pierre MARCHAND
AFNOR
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> De: [EMAIL PROTE
Hi,
Does anyone has a solution to view active process on remote server winvnc ?
When the remote user use ctrl+alt+del key the active process are displayed
on the remote pc but not on the winvnc viewer pc.
So have you a solution to do this even with anther way or another windows
command or another
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