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On 16/05/01 at 07:08 Schonborg, Thomas wrote:
>No, it is not an NT only thing. I figured that since you included an
excerpt
>from the FAQ talking about NT that you were using an NT server. Win 98 is
>not a server, it is a network aware operating system that inc
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So this is a NT thing only? Because our server is running Win98.
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On 15/05/01 at 16:28 Schonborg, Thomas wrote:
>Service Packs include updates and bug fixes to your operating system. They
>are freely available fro
Service Packs include updates and bug fixes to your operating system. They
are freely available from Microsoft. The latest for Windows NT 4.0 is
Service Pack 6a. Each Service pack superceeds the last so you only need to
download SP 6a and install it. You will not need any of the previous Service
P
I don't mean to offend, but are the binaries permissions set to executable?
Tom Schonborg
JPSS Inc. - Sandia National Laboratories Contractor
(505)844-5753
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blems since the requests are host specific) and then changed
the ports (restarting inetd after each change) but everything I do results
in the same action - connecting to that ^&%$#@ Solaris machine.
Brian Street.
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Brain-
I'm a little confused. Is this on one machine with multiple OS's or is this
on several different machines each with a different OS? If you have seperate
machines the only way the Solaris machine would be accessed when you intend
to access the RedHat machine is if you didn't type in the cor
I almost forgot!
MRTG - Multi Router Traffic Grapher. Sandia Labs uses this too. It's free,
runs on many different platforms. Provides a web interface with nice graphs
and is incredible customizeable. You can find it at
http://mrtg.hdl.com/mrtg.html
Tom Schonborg
JPSS Inc. - Sandia National La
Could be a flaky NIC.
Tom Schonborg
JPSS Inc. - Sandia National Laboratories Contractor
(505)844-5753
--
There are two major products that come out of Berkley: LSD and Unix. We
don't believe this to be a coincidence. -- Jeremy S. Anderson
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From: Mark Miksis [mailt
That's a pretty heavy question. There are only several hundred products to
choose from out there. I'll pass along info I have reguarding packages the
I'm familiar with.
If you want free there is NetSaint. It runs on Linux and it very versatile
however configuring it is still labor intensive and i
You might try requesting a shared connection. At least then you wouldn't
kick the other person off. The user would see that someone else is connected
and come back later. Of course, there may be a temporary fight over the
mouse pointer. So tell you folks not to to get upset if the mouse "moves on
There is a video you can d/l from the VNC site. The better the picture
quality the longer the d/l of course. I got the best quality 300k and it
took about 15 minutes on my connection (the place I work enjoys a T3 to the
world). I use it to tell others about VNC. Hope this helps.
Tom Schonborg
JP
I have VNC running as a service at home on my Win 95 machine. I just ran the
Install Winvnc Service option from the Start menu. I don't recall if that
was 3.3.3r7 or 3.3.3r9 but it was pretty straight forward. I think I also
saw something on the VNC site about doing this. Sorry I don't recall wher
Tridia has. BTW, you don't have to pay for their version. You can d/l it for
free. You just won't get any support from them.
VNC and Netmeeting? Aren't those totally unrelated? I mean, I could
understand if you wanted to compare PC Anywhere and VNC, but Netmeeting?
I haven't had much luck with
Give me one week and I will complete the simple windows version of the
install guide. It will be rough draft of course and I'll ask this group to
critique it.
Tom Schonborg
JPSS Inc. - Sandia National Laboratories Contractor
(505)844-5753
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There are two major products that come out of Berkl
Yes, this can be done. Refer to the archive of this list. There was a thread
about this very subjet 1 or 2 weeks ago.
Tom Schonborg
JPSS Inc. - Sandia National Laboratories Contractor
(505)844-5753
--
There are two major products that come out of Berkley: LSD and Unix. We
don't believe this t
John-
I've already volunteered to create this documentation. Mike Erdley has
offered to help. If you bear with me for a week or so I should have at least
a rough draft available. I'm in the Air National Guard and I had drill this
past weekend so no time to work on the docs.
I don't live in Calif
I have not trouble with the current documentation. Frankly I would rather
see too much information and technical jargon than not enough. I guess I
should be flattered. According to the article I must be a computer guru. I
fancy myself pretty good at dosumenting things. If there is sufficient
inter
As they say in New England. You can't get there from here.
Tom Schonborg
JPSS Inc. - Sandia National Laboratories Contractor
(505)844-5753
--
There are two major products that come out of Berkley: LSD and Unix. We
don't believe this to be a coincidence. -- Jeremy S. Anderson
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Open up port 590x where "x" is your display number. "x" is zero on Windows.
You might consider opening up port 580x ("x" still represents display
number)if you want to use a browser instaed of the VNC viewer. Opening up
ports in our firewall can sometimes pose a security risk. You might want to
c
Tunnel VNC through SSH to encrypt the connection. Turn off compress on ssh
and just use it for the encryption, VNC's compress should be enough.
Doudling compression does not enhance perfoamance. It's documented, it
works, I've done it. It even works on Windows machines. Use Cygwin to run
sshd on W
I've found that Tridia's VNC tight encryption works well. That can be found
at http://www.ce.cctpu.edu.ru/vnc/download.html
You could also use the zlib compression. If I were to use VNC over the
Internet thought I would have to recommend forwarding it through ssh.
Tom Schonborg
JPSS Inc. - Sandi
Well, you didn't get an answer because this feature is documented.
However...
Disable Remote Keyboard and Pointer - will make it so that when you connect
to the computer running VNC server. You will not be able to move the mouse
or type anything on the remote machine. This is useful only if you w
to over
ride this without removing this function.
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Subject: RE: Over ride login button
Daniel-
I'm not quite sure what you're asking. A
Daniel-
I'm not quite sure what you're asking. A normal VNC connection only requires
a password. I connect to machines remotely all the time and I don't need a
user to accept the connection. Could you clarify alittle more. Are you
saying you don't want to be prompted for a password or does you in
An additional .02 cents. Cygwin also uses funny names for directories. If
c:/123.log doesn't work try /cygdrive/c/123.log
Tom Schonborg
JPSS Inc. - Sandia National Laboratories Contractor
(505)844-5753
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don't believe th
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