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I'm using VNC through SSH with no problem (adding Allowloopback key was the
only thing to do) but, I read in the doc that we can allow connection only
for loopback. That what I want to do, using ssh to connect to my VNC server
and not let it
To give a little more info. The VNC server and all desktops are on Windows
XP and the HP Jornada is Windows CE v.3.0.9348 (build 9357).
Just installed VNC on my systems, and all works fine. Installed it on my HP
Jornada and it connects, but after 1 second, it disconnects. Anyone have a
solutio
Just installed VNC on my systems, and all works fine. Installed it on my HP
Jornada and it connects, but after 1 second, it disconnects. Anyone have a
solution? It does connect and I can begin to see the viewer, but it is gone
after a second.
Thanks!
Bryan
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Check out http://www.darkage.co.uk/vnc/
Fastpush 2.5
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] On Behalf Of Jared Dodson
Sent: 04 December 2001 02:09
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Subject: Need help with installing VNC on a NT machine!
Hi all,
I have figured
It's not an error message, it's informational. And it goes away on it's own
after a few seconds, so it's not a big deal IMO.
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From: Jared Dodson [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Monday, December 03, 2001 7:51 PM
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ll have to take a password you want
to use and convert it to binary :/
Good Luck,
Regards,
Daniel Wyllie
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] On Behalf Of Jared Dodson
Sent: 04 December 2001 03:51
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Subject: RE: Need help with installin
>I can install ,or rather copy the files, needed to run VNC to a NT
>workstation but cannot run the service. Is there a registry key that I can
>export from a machine that is already running VNC as a service or is it
more
>complicated than this??
Like you said, copy all necessary files, export r
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Subject: RE: Need help with installing VNC on a NT machine!
Actually, you need to run "winvnc -install" to properly install winvnc as a
service on NT.
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Subject: Need help with installing VNC on a NT machine!
Hi all,
I have figured out how to install VNC across a network onto win9x machines
but cant seem to figure it out on NT workstations. I know that this kind of
thing has been asked b4 but I have had a look at the ar
Hi all,
I have figured out how to install VNC across a network onto win9x machines
but cant seem to figure it out on NT workstations. I know that this kind of
thing has been asked b4 but I have had a look at the archives and could not
find an answer.
I can install ,or rather copy the files, nee
I tried to run vncviewer and vncserver on my sun unix
machine and got the ff. error msg.
itools wrapper detected infinite loop after depth 16
default version does not exist
any help would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks,
Win
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Hi!
Mucked about with it all day - to no avail. But symptoms have changed a
little. VNCviewer now says "Connection failed". However, I get a telnet
connection now - well, sort of. It comes up with "RFB 003.003" - and
nothing more; no prompt, nothing. After pressing return six times, it
comes up w
Hello and thanks for your advice.
Nr. 1 didn't do it, same outcome.
When telnetting into localhost, Port 5901, telnet seems to start up
(just the same as vncviewer) and is then shutting down again -
connection to host lost. I think I'll have to fiddle around with that
sshd again, though
Markus:
Hello! Try this:
1. Turn off SSH compression (the -C switch). Better/same/worse?
2. Instead of connecting with the vncviewer, telnet into
localhost:5901. Does it connect to an "RFB" prompt?
3. What version of viewer are you using? Might want to try
the Tridia or the TightVN
Hello!
I'm using VNC to access a linux-box from my Win2k-workstation. I got it
to work so far - alas not quite satisfactorily for my needs.
I'm using SuSE 7.0 on the linux box and OpenSSH for SSH on port 22. The
linux-box and the workstation have got internal IPs in our LAN as well
as external IP
Hello!
I'm using VNC to access a linux-box from my Win2k-workstation. I got it
to work so far - alas not quite satisfactorily for my needs.
I'm using SuSE 7.0 on the linux box and OpenSSH for SSH on port 22. The
linux-box and the workstation have got internal IPs in our LAN as well
as external IP
Does VNC works like PCAnywhere ? Can we install VNC on Windows CE? If yes
then can we install the software on a machine (PC) and windows CE Device?
And access Windows CE Drive from the PC using VNC.
Thanks
Sam Talwar
Parijat Controlware, Inc.
Ph: 713-935-0900
Fax: 713-935-9565
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