If you check out the documentation you should find some registry entries
that prevent users accessing the Properties page or exiting the program.
Tony Wright
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From: Scott Yarbrough [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: 21 February 2002 21:43
To: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'
Subject:
Nick:
Heya. Sorry for the late reply. Most firewalls that a
company would use come "out of box" with only a handful of
external services reachable. That is, the firewalls will allow
anyone to connect to FTP, Telnet, HTTP, HTTPS and SMTP. That's
about it. For example, an "ICSA approved" fir
Henry,
You may want to add the "vncserver -kill" statement to your vncserver script
or update your xstartup file. At lease you won't get the grey screen, becasue
when WM exit, vnc will also exit.
Sometime I wonder why they don't add the "vncserver -kill" in the xstartup
session!!!
Goo
Hi there,
The problem was with the escape key. If you press the escape key while using a Mac VNC
Viewer
(could also be true of other viewers) while in W2K, I get the access denied messages
from W2K.
Pressing the escape key again recovers.
-C
vnc-list-digest wrote:
> Date: Tue, 19 Feb 2002 17
I would suggest using Remote Task Manager. I have been using this software
for some time now and have been totally in love with it. It isn't really a
fix for the problem but rather a workaround. It allows you to remotley
administer shares, processes, services, devices, the event log ...
http:/
I saw some of the discussion in the archives regarding hiding the VNC icon..
I didn't see if anyone had a good method..
What I am needing to do on the network here isn't necessarily hiding the VNC
icon to keep users from knowing its being used, but to keep them from
CLOSING THE PROGRAM..
We have
I saw a msg someone mentioned using a Kixstart script to upgrade their
servers to TightVNC?
Can someone post a sample of how they did that?
Thanks
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Hi folks,
I'm running Suse 7.1 on a Sparc Ultra5, and I'm having some trouble
installing VNC. The rpm I installed from the Suse CDs gave me a
garbled display on my Windows 2000 client, and a quick Google turned
up a few people having the same problem on Sparc/Linux
I've followed the advice given
I am getting a compile error:
don't know how to make hw/vnc/libvnc.a (bu42)
I can't find libvnc.a file anywhere in the vnc_unixsrc tree (including under
hw/vnc). Should I be looking somewhere else? There is no mention of this in
any of the archived postings.
Greg Paradis E.I.T.
M.Sc. Candidate
On Thu, Feb 21, 2002 at 07:56:42PM +0100, Patrick Corneli_en wrote:
>
> are there any known security holes in VNC?
> I'd like to use it on my server and the server has a public-static-IP
> adress.
Some would say that VNC _is_ a security hole. The authentication method
looks somewhat secure, b
On Wed, Feb 20, 2002 at 03:30:03PM +0100, "Beerse, Corni" wrote:
> 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 ca
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>Subj: Re: The vnc right-click problem
>
>This fixes the right mouse button problem for us!
Sorry, but my postings are not appearing.
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On Thu, Feb 21, 2002 at 11:09:34PM +0530, Gaurav wrote:
> I am a new bie to vnc . Where can i find design document for it .
> Any white papers / research work will help a lot,
http://www.uk.research.att.com/vnc/docs.html
particularly the "detailed paper" pdf at the top and the "How VNC works"
an
Try this.
http://www.avocent.com/Cybex/PublicW2.nsf/gwmsfsDSSeries?OpenFrameSet
Not cheap. But describes pretty much what you want.
>>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 12:04:48 PM 02/21/2002 >>>
OK then, strip out some of the complex functionality.
Assume I have a linux server in a colocation facility. It d
OK then, strip out some of the complex functionality.
Assume I have a linux server in a colocation facility. It doesn't use any
graphical apps anyway. All I really need is keyboard and monitor control
so, if need be, I can see an error message on the screen (like when
updating to a new kernel, a
> You should consider the init configuration as described on
> http://www.sourcecodecorner.com/articles/vnc/linux.asp. If you're a real
> unix administrator, you can convert these settings to solaris and off you
> go, no need to telnet at all.
>
And if you get it working on solaris using the con
Hello vnc-list,
are there any known security holes in VNC?
I'd like to use it on my server and the server has a public-static-IP
adress.
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Hello Karl,
I use the server on Solaris 8 X86 with the clients on Windows-
systems exporting my CDE-desktop. It works without any problems.
Bye, Andreas
> 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,
Someone posted a fairly detailed description of what exactly is happening
some months ago - search the archives for more details. I have not heard
anything about changing this, although I think it would be incredibly
useful...
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I believe the underlying RFB protocol is available in an RFC document. Try
searching via Google.
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From: Gaurav [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, February 21, 2002 12:40 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Design Document for VNC
Dear Group,
I am a new bie to vn
I have noticed that when running as a service VNC is the first thing to
shutdown.
This can cause problems when doing a reboot if another app or service
displays a error message.
PC anywhere does not do this.
It actually happened to me the other day when I rebooted a server remotely,
a error messag
Dear Group,
I am a new bie to vnc . Where can i find design document for it .
Any white papers / research work will help a lot,
Cheers
Gaurav
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While it's true NT only supports one virtual display, you can make it
whatever display number you want. If he's configured it to be display 1,
then 5901 is correct.
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I read as a security measure to change the operational port of VNC.
How is this done in NT/2k?
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See also: http://www.uk.research.att
Look at the docs to set up static NAT
http://www.cisco.com/warp/public/794/675_faq.shtml#Q15
Should be something like this,
set nat entry add 10.0.0.2 20 216.160.92.4 20 tcp
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From: Richardson, Noah [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, February 20, 2002 1:26 PM
Why does the AXEL brochure specify Unix and Linux servers but say nothing
about Windows and others? Their product is the vnc graphics terminal,
right? The server that runs on the Unix/Linux box is ordinary vnc, so it
could just as easily be Windows, no?
Or do you think they've tweaked the server
> It's already done in Europe ... ;-)
>
> http://www.axel.com/focus/vnc_e.html
>
As I understand the original post, this is not at all what is desired.
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If you uncheck allow localhost and it works, then there is
somethihng wrong in your SSH setup. Also when using NT,
I use the connect string of
ssh -L 5900:localhost:5900 -l username servername
I don't think you can use 5901 on NT because it only supports 1
virtual display. 590x is valid for
Hi,
It's already done in Europe ... ;-)
http://www.axel.com/focus/vnc_e.html
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Lee Allen wrote:
>> Is there any way to create a hardware version of the VNC Server program?
>> You connect some little box to the keyboard, mouse, and monitor port of a
>> machine, connect it to an ehternet port, assign it an IP address, and use
>> the standard viewer control the PC through all s
I have a pc with win98 and other pc with linux red hat 6.2, this with vnc
3.3.3. I can see the linux's desktop from windows and see the windows's
desktop from linux without any erros. I can use too vncviewer -listen from
linux to see windows's desktop running vnc server. But I can't use
vnccon
> Is there any way to create a hardware version of the VNC Server program?
> You connect some little box to the keyboard, mouse, and monitor port of a
> machine, connect it to an ehternet port, assign it an IP address, and use
> the standard viewer control the PC through all stages of operation, f
Is there any way to create a hardware version of the VNC Server program?
You connect some little box to the keyboard, mouse, and monitor port of a
machine, connect it to an ehternet port, assign it an IP address, and use
the standard viewer control the PC through all stages of operation, from
pre-
> Corne,
The rest of the vnc list saw the message too...
>
> Changing the window manager to olwm gave the same problem.
> Can confirm that
> Xvnc still is running in background and killing it from another telnet
> session kills the grey screen as well. The real issue is why
> 3.3.3r2 should
> d
Corne,
Changing the window manager to olwm gave the same problem. Can confirm that
Xvnc still is running in background and killing it from another telnet
session kills the grey screen as well. The real issue is why 3.3.3r2 should
do this but the old version does not.
Regards, Henry.
-Origin
Is the entire vncserver process stopped or just the windowmanager (dtwm)? I
see 2 possible problems: If the windowmanager is stopped but Xvnc (the core
of the vncserver) keeps running, then I suspect tooltalk. This is easy to
test if you change to an other windowmanager (olwm should be available o
Have been using an older version of VNC where you start up with 'startvnc 1
1' and it works just fine and brings up a full screen session using the dtwm
manager. I do not need to also keep the telnet session running that started
vnc. Have recently installed the version 3.3.3r2 and am running on So
Keith,
The Kix script you used to upgrade VNC unattended, have you or are you
making it available for download anywhere?
Rich
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From: Keith Hall [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: 21 February 2002 10:03
To: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'
Subject: RE: VNC host crashes when triing to
I have too seen this problem on a new machine, although first showed up with
TightVNC, so I uninstalled and used 3.3.3r9 I always used before, but that
occasionally did it too (mainly after a reboot before logging on). Memory
exception trying to access byte 0 of memory or something... I put it dow
Greetings
On Thu, Feb 21, 2002 at 09:21:45AM +0100, "Beerse, Corn" wrote:
> My question remains: What does the -inet option to Xvnc do? Is it a nice
> combination of -nevershared and -once or is there some port negotiation in
> the connection setup?
"-netd" option specifies Xvnc to works under "
> 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.
I know and it works well with the vncviewer on my desktop machine. I'd lik
My question remains: What does the -inet option to Xvnc do? Is it a nice
combination of -nevershared and -once or is there some port negotiation in
the connection setup?
Thanks
CBee
> from what i understand getting the inetd option working
> enables you to run
> the vncserver as a daemon/serv
> 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?
>
In your fi
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