Computer at home has a 192.168.0.x internal IP on one card hooked up to
a hub & an external IP hooked up to a cable modem.
At work my computer has a 10.0.0.xx IP & is hooked up to a server with
it's own IP.
When I open Vnc Viewer, what do I type in from home or work?
"Beerse, Corni" wrote:
> Fr
Step one do not advertise your IP. Step two use SSH or other secure tunnel software.
Step 3 Set VNC to use non-standard ports., step 4 make sure to use good 6+ char.
Alphanumeric passwords.
On Wed, 20 Feb 2002 14:26:52 -
Richard Clegg <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> What kind of hacks are we
Why not just use SSH. Put the security where it belongs, in its own package and route
the app over teh secure connection. This how you get a secure connection using VNC.
Evan
On Wed, 20 Feb 2002 00:38:23 -0800 (PST)
Gaurav Bhatanagar <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> dear group,
> i just need to kn
VNC -inetd does not setup an http service. It just allows you to do remote
access identical to your console login. Think of it as a graphical telnet
session and you will know about what it does and does not do.
evan
On Wed, 20 Feb 2002 15:12:29 +0100
"Beerse, Corni" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
Buffer overflows are everyone's problem, and not limited to just
Microsoft. The problem is that under Windows 2000, VNC runs as
LOCALSYSTEM, sort of equivalent to the Unix "root" account, except that
LOCALSYSTEM is more privileged than "Administrator" and less useful as
it can't directly use SMB n
In the fictitious RFB 4.0 that I'm working on:
http://www.evilsecurity.com/vnc/
message length and smaller packets are both there. Sometime soon, I've
rev the protocol draft to include an excellent suggestion to use secsh
as the transport, and use RFB on top of that.
Andrew
-Original Mess
I use VNC all the time on Solaris 8, vncservers running CDE (dtwm),
sometimes many from one workstation, and vncviewer processes on
Solaris 8 workstations all over the place. I also access these via
vncviewers on Linux and Mac OS X desktops. I work with lots of others
using VNC on Solaris 8 as w
Does anyone run VNC on Sun Solaris v8? If so, how well does it work? I'd
like something that mirrors what we use on the Windows servers, but am
willing to get new software if VNC has issues.
Thanks,
Karl Schneider
Web Technologist
FormFactor, Inc.
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from what i understand getting the inetd option working enables you to run
the vncserver as a daemon/service rather than manually launching it from a
shell.
it automagically spawns a vncserver process when it is seeing a connection
on the specified port.
it also lets you vnc into the linux box at
Yep! Feeling better today. What are your
thoughts on class tonight?
> From <@@sdc4> Wed Feb 20 09:03:17 2002
> From: "Jacob Hoover" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Subject: RE: VNC automatically disconnects in my server
> Date: Wed, 20 Feb 2002 11:09:01 -0600
> MIME-Version: 1.0
>
I've recently heard concerns about a buffer overflow that exists in VNC.
Maybe this is just a question of not doing my homework but does this really
have anything to do with Windows NT/2000 security (assuming Microsoft here)?
I just don't see this really being a security problem. Only a programmi
cisco 675
-Original Message-
From: Jacob Hoover [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, February 20, 2002 12:05 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE: Question about using VNC with DSL
Unless you set only one PC to be on the public IP (no router) you will have
to set up NAT.
What
Unless you set only one PC to be on the public IP (no router) you will have
to set up NAT.
What type of router do you have? The easiest possible configuration would
be to foreword all incoming requests to one particular machine. But I
would get something like Blackice to protect that PC the
Hi,
I have tried to answer this twice, but my online mail reader doesn't have
the same return address (even though it is the same account), so the list
didn't recognise me.
The document would go well on my web site, at the side of another VNC doc I
have on my site. (http://www.sourcecodecorner.c
> Try it with "ssh -L 5901:localhost:5900 server"
>
> The other way, even though the server is connecting to itself, it's
> using its external IP address to do so. 'allowloopbackonly' only
> allows connections to the localhost address (127.0.0.1). Hope this
> helps.
Yepp. It did. Thanks a lot.
I have a DSL at home with a public IP address using private ip's on 3 PC's
behind the router ... can I connect to one of the 3 PC's without setting up
NAT routing on the router? cause I haven't had any luck ... thx
~N
-
To uns
I have had very few problems on my home LAN, but in the last
half hour at work over our WAN I have been disconnected 5
times. I believe this is due to our pathetic backbone to
our remote plants. I would suggest looking at your network
utilization on the server. If your web server is too busy
se
Try it with "ssh -L 5901:localhost:5900 server"
The other way, even though the server is connecting to itself, it's using
its external IP address to do so. 'allowloopbackonly' only allows
connections to the localhost address (127.0.0.1). Hope this helps.
-Original Message-
From: Ulrich
Hi VNCers,
I have a strange problem with a SSH tunneling setup.
I use a similar setup to connect to my office PC from home, but the
setup behaves somewhat strange.
I want to connect two NT machines, let's call them server and
client. I have setup a ssh2 tunnel via cygwin's openssh. I establis
Nick,
Thanks for the suggestion. The server is set with a screen
resolution of 640x480 at 16colors. I rarely install any other video
drivers than the MS defaults on servers since I've been burned in
the past when loading vendor supplied drivers (you know the whole
fiasco with MS giving vide
Hi List,
I installed the WINVNC as a service in our server about 4-5 months ago,
which our server is running WinNT 4.0 Server. Everything was fine during
that period. The problem has only happened starting from this month. The
VNC automatically disconnects by itself without anyone touching it.
Hi,
Thanks to http://www.sourcecodecorner.com/articles/vnc/linux.asp, I finaly
have vnc running as i like it. However, if Xvnc is started from the
vncserver script, I can also access it from netscape, with the inetd
startup, I cannot access this service. Has anyone succeeded in a vnc-login
config
What kind of hacks are we talking about? Is there a way to prevent them
from being used?
-Original Message-
From: Wilmes, Rusty [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: 19 February 2002 05:20
To: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'
Subject: RE: New To VNC
and then have your isp change your internet address an
How can I change the VNC password if a user has changed it at a remote site,
and refuses to change it back?
I know I can lock it down afterwards, so they can't change it again, but how
can I change it in the first place (short of a site visit).
Thanks.
Rich
-
Hi
Finaly I got xvnc running from inetd (thanks to
http://www.sourcecodecorner.com/articles/vnc/linux.asp, please put this link
in the FAQ).
Here Xvnc is started with the -inetd options. All I can find on this is
"Xvnc is launced by inetd". But what does it realy do? Does it disable other
option
They have got this great new device that I have only read about. I hear it works
wonderfully around the entire world.
A telephone.
:-) Sorry, could not resist the urge.
Later,
KMF
-- Original Message --
From: "E.R.Kooi" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Reply-T
Dear VNC-users, maybe some of you can tell me if there is a possibility to
have voice communication between the VNC-server PC and the viewer-PC. I use
VNC to help solve problems and it would be nice to be able to have voice
contact during such a VNC-session.
Any suggestion how to realize such a se
> I just wanted to ask if there's finally a FAQ about all those
> questions with
> inetd?
>
It is described fairly well at
http://www.sourcecodecorner.com/articles/vnc/linux.asp. This is the
description for varous linux distro's. Unix sysadmins sould be able to
install it on their system.
The
> I have spent the past few days searching through the archived
> documents and
> emails looking for a resolution to this problem, but have
> come up empty
> handed.
>
> I am a new user to VNC so forgive me if I ask something
> stupid. I just
> recently installed the server portion of the
> Sorry, but you probably already heard this. I have a network
> at home and
> another at work. I want to be able to access one from the
> other via VNC.
> What do I type in for the server, if they both have internal and
> external IP's? I also have Winproxy at work and BlackIce at home. What
>
Thanks Jacob, I tried exactly as you said, I've tried running winvnc as
an app and setting the default password that way, still gave me the 'no
default password error'. I also then tried your second approach,
importing the registry keys from a machine that where VNC is working OK,
same error.
Tha
dear group,
i just need to know about VNC.actually i needed to
emulate vnc for one of my company projects.
i have trouble finding design documents, or coding
for win 9x en of VNC.pls point me any
accutally i wanted to do the following.
now after doing some research work i found
what i undertand
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