Just to be picky,
The private addresses start with:
10.
172.16-32.
192.168.
I'll give you 127. , though that one's #really# private.
Best wishes
Chris Jaecker
>- --- "Alex K. Angelopoulos" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > OK, first question is - can you confirm that you
> > have a public IP a
hmm... that's quirky...
Since you were doing it like that, this part is easy then. Just log the
connection to see what's happening.
Open the command prompt, get into telnet, and type this:
set logfile c:\logfile.txt
You should then see
"Log file : c:\logfile.txt
Client logging on"
Try conn
This exactly what I am doing since beginning.
--- "Alex K. Angelopoulos" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> OK, try this way.
>
> Open a command prompt (make sure you are going to
> Start \Run and typing "cmd",
> not "command").
>
> Just type "telnet" and hit enter.
>
> You should see a prompt that
OK, try this way.
Open a command prompt (make sure you are going to Start \Run and typing "cmd",
not "command").
Just type "telnet" and hit enter.
You should see a prompt that now says
Microsoft Telnet>
Now type
open 5900
and hit enter, and see what you get - using the IP for the sy
Unfortunately no. I tried Select All from menu to see
if that would get something but it got the same. I am
running XP.
--- "Alex K. Angelopoulos" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> You can't scroll back up, either?
>
> What operating system are you running at home?
>
> - Original Message -
You can't scroll back up, either?
What operating system are you running at home?
- Original Message -
From: "Ferruh Unlu" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Friday, 2002-04-26 23:18
Subject: Re: dialups
> Yes...
> it is weird, isn't it? I cannot see anything else.
>
> --
Hi,
I have 3 computers, 2 W2K machines and 1 FBSD. VNC is installed on all. I can access
one W2K from the other W2K and vice versa, but I cannot get to the FBSD machine from
either, nor can I get to either W2K from the FBSD.
I checked IPFW on FBSD: it is not blocking any packets for VNC, an
Yes...
it is weird, isn't it? I cannot see anything else.
--- "Alex K. Angelopoulos" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> So you open a command prompt window and type in
> this:
>
> telnet 66.x.y.z 5900
>
> ...and it automatically pops to that...?
>
> - Original Message -
> From: "Ferruh Unlu"
So you open a command prompt window and type in this:
telnet 66.x.y.z 5900
...and it automatically pops to that...?
- Original Message -
From: "Ferruh Unlu" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Friday, 2002-04-26 22:58
Subject: Re: dialups
> I am not sure if I can telnet
I am not sure if I can telnet fine, I see only "Press
any key to continue", I cannot see anything above this
line.
--- "Alex K. Angelopoulos" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Can you telnet to port 5900? If you connect
> successfully, you should get a
> response echoed back that looks like this:
>
Can you telnet to port 5900? If you connect successfully, you should get a
response echoed back that looks like this:
RFB 003.003
May not be exact, but it will be similar.
- Original Message -
From: "Ferruh Unlu" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Friday, 2002-04-26 22:2
It starts with 66 and yes, I can ping the server fine.
Ferruh
--- "Alex K. Angelopoulos" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> OK, first question is - can you confirm that you
> have a public IP address?
>
> If it starts with 10.,127., 192., or 169., it is not
> public.
>
> Second - if it is not one of
OK, first question is - can you confirm that you have a public IP address?
If it starts with 10.,127., 192., or 169., it is not public.
Second - if it is not one of the above, try a ping to the server address:
ping 1.2.3.4
or whatever the server IP is. See if you get a response.
- Origina
I thought there was firewall, but there is no firewall
on the other side. Can somebody please help/tell me
how to enable this port so I can start using vnc?
Appreciate your help. Thanks...
Ferruh
--- Richard Clegg <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> VNC only uses TCP/IP.
>
> Hmm, is the server you'r
LOL -
Maybe I should run down and take a look. Mike appears to be about 3-1/2 miles
east of me. :-)
I know it's a small world, but this is ridiculous.
- Original Message -
From: "Scott C. Best" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Cc: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Friday, 2002-04-2
Mike:
Heya. You need to do two things: set either the AllowLoopback
or LoopbackOnly registry entries (presuming your VNC server is on a
Windoze box) for VNC, *and* restart the server after you do that.
Then loop-back connections will be enabled.
cheers,
Scott
> Date: Thu, 25 Apr 2002 16
Mentioned earlier we must find a new home for teh mailing list.
somone be sure to archive the old stuff.. perhaps we can find
a place to host it again too as a serchable database.
Sad to see that lost in this shuffle..
-
To unsub
>My second question is: Absent a hard limit at what rate does the systems
>performance badly degrade and what resource is affected by adding multiple
>clients (i.e. memory, cpu, network bandwidth, etc)?
I think it is probably a linear function of clients, with increases
in memory, CPU and networ
>> I have word that new and improved version should be here
>> "very soon now".
>>
>> Thanks.
>>
>> > I'm running OSXvnc 0.6 under OS X 10.1.4, but when I connect with a
>> > viewer, the screen appears garbled. I get multiple horizontal copies of
>> > everything. What's going on? Is anybody still
On Fri, 26 Apr 2002, Michael F. March wrote:
> I have word that new and improved version should be here
> "very soon now".
>
> Thanks.
>
> > I'm running OSXvnc 0.6 under OS X 10.1.4, but when I connect with a
> > viewer, the screen appears garbled. I get multiple horizontal copies of
> > everythi
I have word that new and improved version should be here
"very soon now".
Thanks.
> I'm running OSXvnc 0.6 under OS X 10.1.4, but when I connect with a
> viewer, the screen appears garbled. I get multiple horizontal copies of
> everything. What's going on? Is anybody still maintaining OSXvnc?
--
I'm running OSXvnc 0.6 under OS X 10.1.4, but when I connect with a
viewer, the screen appears garbled. I get multiple horizontal copies of
everything. What's going on? Is anybody still maintaining OSXvnc?
--
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/ ) / )
/--/ __. __ _
I set up VNC to be able to access my desktop at home. It worked great for
about 1 month, and then I started getting the error:
ReadExact: Socket error while reading.
I can VNC to it from other machines on my LAN at home, and I can also VNC from
work into other machines at work without a problem
Joe, glad to hear you are up and running. My comments are interspersed.
At 4/26/2002 Friday 11:10 AM, you wrote:
>I had to add the DWORD value "AllowLoopback=1" to the
>"HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\ORL\WINVNC3" key on both
>the client and server computers. No where in the
>documentation did it
Mike,
I suggest that you first take the SSH out of the picture to determine if you
can connect to the localhost.
Once you make the registry change you need to stop and restart the WinVNC
for the changes to take effect. If you are running WinVNC as a service, you
will need to stop and start the
We are running a homegrown application that monitors a one-off private
microwave network. It simply displays events/problems on the screen (there
is no user interraction). This application runs on a Win98 desktop and we
use VNC so that multiple technicians can view this application at the same
t
My "server" is running on Windows 2000. But, it would be a great start
if I could get it running using SSH on either 98, 2000, or Linux.
I saw Joe Coyle's latest post concerning the registry entries and that
sounded promising, but I still have no luck. I added those entries and
it still doesn't
I'm looking for something rather unique. I am not a programmer, or I'd try
it myself.
I would like to have a port of VNC into a windows screensaver that would
either from a scan or a predetermined list randomly or in order flip
through the VNC desktops on my network.
With thanks in advance to a
I have no clue what "NHS" is, although I think I've seen the acronym
(health-related?).
I've been waiting for the moment to come when remote support becomes enough of a
focus in the Windows world that organizations are not tied geographically to
support areas. This is already something of a real
Define 'general' support?
We provide IT services to the NHS in the UK. We use VNC for remote support,
but I'm sure if anyone wanted any paid VNC help, I'll see what I can do.
Never known a company yet that would turn down business.
I can't say we specialise in VNC, but it is damn useful, and th
There's a registry setting for this - it's covered in the Windows VNCViewer FAQ
(http://www.uk.research.att.com/vnc/winvncviewer.html)
Add a DWORD registry value named
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\ORL\VNCviewer\Settings\SkipFullScreenPrompt
and set it to 1.
- Original Message -
From: "D
Ugh... *much* simpler than my method...
I'm copying that, Floyd... :)
- Original Message -
From: "Floyd Russell" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Friday, 2002-04-26 09:55
Subject: RE: Can I install VNC via Terminal Services?
> This is such a neat problem. I figured it
I just wanted to update everyone on the issue I was having with local
loop-back disabled messages when trying to portforward over SSH2.
I did the following to resolve the issue.
I had to add the DWORD value "AllowLoopback=1" to the
"HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\ORL\WINVNC3" key on both the client
Um... I screwed up one little thing, Adam... :(
The screen is most likely appearing on the server console.
To handle this you need to add the password before starting the service. Since
VNC uses the same methodology to encrypt a password everywhere, here's how you
do it without the benefit of v
LOL -
BTW, Richard, does your company do "general" remote VNC support - or is it
purely a byproduct of other things you do? I haven't seen anything about
organizations which specialize in this for external remote connectivity
anywhere...
- Original Message -
From: "Richard Clegg" <[EMAI
This is such a neat problem. I figured it out one day because it irrated me
so much.
1. Install VNC
2. Install VNC Service
3. Start->Programs->VNC->Run WinVNC(AppMode)
4. Enter your password, this is for the current user.
5. Start->Programs->VNC->Administrative Tools->Show Default Settings
6. Ente
First, the message archive search is broken--it always returns 0
results. I went there first because I'm sure this is a common
question:
How can I suppress the warning that appears when going to full screen
mode?
Thanks,
David
Thanks for the tips. I had the desktop locked and this was causing the
problem. In fact, just hitting ctrl+alt+del to bring up the options to lock,
logoff, etc.. killed my connection. I had someone at home try that while I
was attched from work.
Thanks!
-Original Message-
From: Brian J.
Thanks for that - all goes to plan until step 3 - the service starts but
it doesn't ask me for a password.
It doesn't seem to be running tho - can't view the Help Screen or
Settings screens - says "No Existing Instance of WinVNC could be
contacted" - the service definitely says started tho.
Any
That's odd because I use power saving and lock the desktop all the time and
never hit a problem with them.
You can't beat consistent problems.
-Original Message-
From: Brian J. Eckenrod [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: 26 April 2002 14:55
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE: Connection C
I have seen that with my Win2K Pro as well. My solution has been:
1) Disable the screensaver and power savings on the monitor.
2) Do not lock the desktop.
What is odd though I have a Win2K server with VNC and everything seems to
work fine with that. Granted, I do not use any screen saver or
Yes, no problem there. I would recommend doing a straight service installation.
Here's my "recipe".
(1) Run the WinVNC install.
(2) Install the service using the shortcut in VNC\Administrative Tools\Install
WinVNC Service. I *would not* do the "default registry settings" since it
switches some
On behalf of support departments everywhere ... the worst I've had today is
Me "Can I talk you through changing VNC password so I can fix it?"
Customer "No, I want to be there when you fix it."
Me "But you're there now."
Customer "I don't want it fixed now."
Me "So why did you phone?"
Customer "B
Connection closed means the two machines are communicating OK, it's just
that the remote machine won't let the connection continue.
Windows 2000 and ZoneAlarm have a whole bunch of issues together (well
documented in the archives) including connection closed, blue screen of
death, etc. Have you
Hi,
I have a couple of Win 2K Advanced Servers in a remote rack and my only
access to them is via Terminal Services (in Remote Admin mode) - is it
OK to be installing VNC (as a service) via TS or do I need to be
actually at the console to do it - i.e. can the TS session write all the
correct valu
The relationship is always - Java port = VNC viewer port - 100.
So, for example, if you use port 62333 for the VNC server connection, you need
to have 62233 open for the Java viewer to connect.
BTW, if you try to use a port number less than 5900, it is very messy trying to
enter it in the dialog
Sounds like you're in good shape, Glenn..
The one I always hate is -
"Is it fixed yet??"
" Is _what_ fixed yet?"
- Original Message -
From: "Glenn Mabbutt" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Thursday, 2002-04-25 14:18
Subject: RE: No binaries! [Was: RE: Getting started wi
Jacob,
Feel free to reproduce anything you want to from my material - it is all GPL.
I keep a set of "in process" exploratory utilities up at:
http://www.bittnet.com/winremote/
The VNC utilities are at vnc_tools.htm under that. They to a certain extend
duplicate functionality in other product
That sounds like it might be a good option, Josh. As always, it seems like a
heavy workload hits right when interesting things are starting to happen
elsewhere...
- Original Message -
From: "Jacob Hoover" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Wednesday, 2002-04-24 10:59
Subjec
Hi,
I have set up a copy of WinVNC on a Windows 2000 Server.
I tested it in App mode, and everything was fine - only took a few
seconds to set it up.
I then went to the Service setup, but with only limited success. I can
log in (from NT4 Workstation), but as soon as I do, it throws
a 'Connectio
I have just recently downloaded VNC and installed it on my home machine
(Win2k Pro) and my work machine (XP). When I try to connect to my home
machine I get prompted for the password, enter the password and then get the
message "Connection Closed".
I have searched the internet for an answer to th
The license agreement was changed for XP - that's one of the reasons I am
convinced that the issue is paranoia about the multi-client conversions, so the
Win2K case should not be an issue.
In fact, since technically you have a single desktop, this might even be a
loophole if the system were runni
I`m doing some test with a multi-vnc server.
10 video cards in a server and each video card has it own vncserver running.
On vnc loggon the user policies are loaded and an application is started in
that user context on one off the displays.
Reading some latest xp issues about the license policy o
Thanks largely to tips from Richard Harris, my problems have been solved.
Thanks to all who contributed.
George
> -Original Message-
> From: Pitcher, George [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: 25 April 2002 16:12
> To: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'
> Subject: RE: Getting started with Win NT4
>
>
Hi!
At first, it's just fine.
However, the server (98)'s Num Lock jumps to on automatically whenever I
hit something non-leter, and shift and ctrl button.
I coundn't set the Server's Num lock back to off from the Viewer side
(local).
Thank You Very Much!
Best Regards,
Harry Yau
David Colliver wr
I think Caps sends OK, just numlock I've had problems with. Also sometimes the shift
key seems to stay on after you've let go.
Steve
-Original Message-
From: Harry Yau [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Fri 26/04/2002 10:21
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Thank A Lot!
It solve the problem now!
However, I found another problem/concern.
Is it possible for me to send "Num Lock", "Cap Lock"??
"Steve J. Olechnowicz" wrote:
> The number lock is on on the server (98) machine. I have a utility that you can keep
>on the server, when you run it, it turns
The number lock is on on the server (98) machine. I have a utility that you can keep
on the server, when you run it, it turns the number lock off and the keys work
correctly over VNC.
Email me at: [EMAIL PROTECTED] if you want a copy, as I don't think it would be
fair to post it here.
Doesn't pressing the num lock fix this problem?
Regards.
Dave Colliver
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Hi all,
>Better yet, put VNCPassSet.zip in a permanent FTP site, or give it a
>permanent web page download link. Reference the site or link in your
>message, then *anyone* can use your contribution.
Sounds like a very useful tool I'd be happy to host the tool (and some docs?
) at darkage
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