For mainline VNC, it sounds like one nice "convenience" shortcut to add would be
something like a
"net stop winvnc & net start winvnc"
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From: "Scott C. Best" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Subject: RE
You hit the nail on the head as far as general implications of the wording go; I
think my points from the "Newbie question" post make some sense based on
paranoia about implications of workstation multi-user access.
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From: "Lee Brown" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Short story Nathan is - it will be a bleeding mess with VNC - but it is the very
best of the possible choices for your type of situation.
In terms of raw connectivity and reliability, VNC is absolutely superb when
configured correctly - particularly when using a lightweight recent version such
as
You can try running
winvnc.exe -install
It might *not* run properly as a service though; there are possibly quirks to
how it would have to deal with support before a user is logged on..
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Darned if I know... I just pulled that one out of the archives.
Rudi Voss or
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Subject: Re: WinVNC + Win2k + Dual Video cards
> Is there anyway to get the java vnc viewer
DNS2Go keeps a log for you.
Chip
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From: "Morrison Davis" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: Tuesday, April 23, 2002 4:05 PM
Subject: IP address of client
> Hi ALl,
>
>I'm running a vnc server on my desktop and a vncviewer client from
> home. Is
Hi ALl,
I'm running a vnc server on my desktop and a vncviewer client from
home. Is there any way
to query from the server what IP addresses are accessing my machine?
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Thanks Morry
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i use vnc to connect to my remote computers through a vpn tunnel.
i only have problems with w2k running sp2. if i go to the site, i have no
problems... so i know vnc works.
what would keep it from coming back through the tunnel?
-i have found a work around (that sucks)... open another computer an
That's great news. Hope everything goes well for you all in you new
ventures..
Paul Power
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From: Tristan Richardson [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, 23 April 2002 23:58
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: The future of VNC
In case you haven't
Tom:
Heya. Quick suggestion: you have to restart your VNC
server after you change the AuthHosts setting. It reads those
settings on startup, *not* when a connection initiates. I
believe that TightVNC is smarter than this, but I've not found
a way to force AT&T VNC to re-read those settings
On Tue, 23 Apr 2002, Chris Bartlett wrote:
> >Hi. I am new to the list. I was trying to find a DOS server to go with the
> >windows viewer. Does anyone know if one exists. The DOS contrib is for a DOS
> >viewer.
>
> I just asked this a little while ago (2 weeks or so), so the info is
> fresh in m
Steve:
Heya. Yes, Kaboodle makes use of the Gnutella protocol in
(what I think is) an interesting way. It goes like this:
Kaboodle's key feature (which will be part of 1.0, and
only works somewhat in 0.80) is a "personal VPN" capability. It's
a VPN-like technology targeted for use
My understanding (and I'm certainly NOT a lawyer) is that this stuff is
technically illegal for a monopoly (in the US at least). But my personal
thought is that this wording is in their legal document in the future event
that it is enforceable. OK, so a change in law may not be retro-active, but
At 4/23/2002 Tuesday 11:52 AM, you wrote:
>Microsoft's XP license agreement says, "Except
>as otherwise permitted by the NetMeeting, Remote
>Assistance, and Remote Desktop features described
>below, you may not use the Product to permit any
>Device to use, access, display, or run other
>executabl
Has anyone implemented VNC in a multiplatform large
scale environment? I work for a university and am
getting ready to implement installing VNC on a several
thousand machines owned by the university, which
include Mac, Windows, Unix, and Linux. Has anyone
implemented VNC in a large scale (prefer
>Hi. I am new to the list. I was trying to find a DOS server to go with the
>windows viewer. Does anyone know if one exists. The DOS contrib is for a DOS
>viewer.
I just asked this a little while ago (2 weeks or so), so the info is
fresh in my mind.
The answer, No, there is no VNC DOS client.
You may wish to try the patch done by Rudi De Vos ([EMAIL PROTECTED]).
There are some problems such as changing screen resoulition, but if you work
around these, I have found this version works much faster as well as being
able to handle screen updates much more efficiently.
Thank You Rudi
Jacob
But can it run as a service? I downloaded it, but don't see how to make it
run as a service.
>>> Alex K. Angelopoulos 4/23/2002 6:24:37 AM >>>
Yes; here's one that's on the known modifications list.
http://www.uk.research.att.com/vnc/extras.html#dualmonitor
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From: "
The funny thing is that in Gates demo of "the home of tomorrow"
you can get your windows desktop anywhere in the househmmm,
embrace and extend anyone?
Microsoft's XP license agreement says, "Except as otherwise
permitted by
the NetMeeting, Remote Assistance, and Remote Desktop features
de
Install the service on the remote machine. Then you will be able to connect
to it regardless if someone or who ever is logged in. Se the FAQ for
installing as a service.
Jacob Hoover
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From: Fred Kelner [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Monday, April 22, 2002 10:10 PM
T
I'm using VNC just in it's default install. it's running as a service =
across our entire office. I use it to connect up to PC's out on the floor =
so I don't have to run all over the place. However we are upgrading to =
Windows 2000 and many of our machines use multiple screens and I can only
I didn't notice the link in the footers ack! However, I believe
there used to be a link from the US ATT site to VNC in cambridge, I am
almost certain of it. Thanks for the info.
I did notice that on http://www.uk.research.att.com/vnc/ it says:
"April 23rd 2002: Although the laboratory in Ca
I have installed VNC.
All work as expected.
I yust have one problem:
When starting "maximo" (see
http://www.mro.com/corporate/products/index.htm) I cannot select the
menu options with the mouse. Normally when positioning the mouse over an
option, a pull-down window appears; but when working with V
All hail unto you! Best of luck.
Nick Palmer
IT Manager
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> From: Tristan Richardson [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: 23 April 2002 14:58
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> Subject: The future of VNC
>
>
> In case you haven't heard, sadly the AT&T
In case you haven't heard, sadly the AT&T lab in Cambridge is closing.
There was an article about this in the Observer on Sunday:
http://www.observer.co.uk/business/story/0,6903,687764,00.html
Now for the good news - VNC lives on!
First, the current version of VNC will continue to be available
Is there anyway to get the java vnc viewer to work with the modified
multiple monitor vnc server?
--Andrew Holt
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From: "Alex K. Angelopoulos" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Tuesday, April 23, 2002 5
There is one other implementation like that - an ActiveX control called VNCX -
but since it has an older zlib which is vulnerable to an exploit and is not
cross-platform anyway, the Java applet is the way to go.
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From: "Chris Johansen" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL
Yes; here's one that's on the known modifications list.
http://www.uk.research.att.com/vnc/extras.html#dualmonitor
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From: "Andrew Holt" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: Tuesday, 2002-04-23 05:07
Subject: WinVNC + Win2k + Dual Video cards
> Is there
Is there anyway to get WinVNC to work with a dual video card setup in Win2k?
--Andrew Holt
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