Sure,
netstat -na at the command prompt.
Steve
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-IT INFRSTRC
Sent: Tuesday, June 19, 2001 5:57 PM
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Subject: List clients
Is there a way a user at the host can determin
You might check outhttp://www.chez.com/pag/vncmng.html. It might be
what you are looking for.
Michael M. Duck
Telemetry Systems Networking
Tuolumne Utilities District
Sonora, California
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On Sun, Jun 24, 2001 at 07:09:00PM -0400, Mark Miksis wrote:
> When using the vnc-server package that comes with RH 7.1, is there a way to
> put arguments such as -depth or -geometry in the entries in the vncservers
> file? Do I have to edit /etc/init.d/vncserver instead? Is there another
> rec
> which window manager are you using?
I don't think it is associated with the window manager.
If I kill the window manager (or 'workspace manager' as they call
it on these alpha boxes - it's dtsession running dtwm) it still does
it after the obligatory 15 minutes.
> I don't have that probl
Jonathan Morton wrote:
>Unfortunately, that's an unimplemented feature in ChromiVNC for the
>time being. I can add it to my TO-DO list if it's a
>commonly-requested feature... Also, I think a number of Mac clients
>don't handle the Clipboard yet either,
It should be supported in my VNCThing vi
I am using xvnc on OSF4/Alpha and sparc/solaris boxes. I don't see any sort
of screen saver. I would think that dtsession might do that. To reinforce
that hunch, we don't run any session manager, so that may be why I don't
have that problem.
HTH
--
Jeff Walker MatchLogic, I
You need to add the subnet you are trying to connect from into ZoneAlarm on
the 98 PC.
>>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 06/26/01 01:27pm >>>
I have a Windows 98 machine running Zone Alarm and VNC (both are the most
current versions). When I attempt to login at the local machine (at the
Microsoft Networking
Could someone possibly help me out?
I have winvnc v3.3.3r9 running on two NT 4.x servers as a service. On one
of the servers, if I use the winvnc client to connect to it and open up task
manager, the cpu usage shows about 8 - 12%. If I connect to the other
server and open up task manager, the c
I am having a heck of a time getting this locksetting to logout users when
they disconnect vnc from a server. I don't see the username in
hklm\software\ORL\winvnc3\ to add the DWORD AllowProperties and
set it 1. Any help would be greatly appreciated. I have been able to get all
the other advanced
At 08:50 AM 2001-06-27 -0400, you wrote:
>Is there a good reason NT authentication couldn't be added to the Windows NT
>VNC server? This seems like a pretty good idea.
See http://www.rabidpenguin.org/diversions.html by Jared Smolens. There you
will find the WinVNC NT Auth Patches to 3.3.2R6. Au
I would like to access an XVnc server on a UNIX machine from a Macintosh (either Mac
OS 9 or X). I am using VNC Viewer PPC under Mac OS 9.1 and I have overcome the
dead-key issue by using a modified Macintosh keyboard layout, but still I have two
problems:
(1) I would like MacX-style key bind
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Hi,
I have WinVNC 3.3.3 R9 running on a server (Win2k) and it's using a huge
ammount of CPU (60-90%) even when it's not connected. I find this a bit odd
and I'd love to know if anyone has any ideas. I thought that it might be one
of the VNC cracking tools that I've seen around but surely V
Just add the username as a key. (lock doesn't work but I have had no problem
with logoff).
Steve
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Sent: Thursday, June 21, 2001 12:44 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: LockSetting in Registry
I couldn't find where it says it is using or going to be using vnc.
Mel L. Chandler, A+, Network+, MCNE, MCDBA, MCSE+I, CCNA
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PMI Delta Dental
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>I would like to access an XVnc server on a UNIX machine from a
>Macintosh (either Mac OS 9 or X). I am using VNC Viewer PPC under
>Mac OS 9.1 and I have overcome the dead-key issue by using a
>modified Macintosh keyboard layout, but still I have two problems:
>
>(1) I would like MacX-style ke
I ran the Install VNC Service on our NT 4 server and it says it installed
it. I go to Services and try to start the service and I get error 0005.
The Event Viewer has an error entry: The VNC Server service failed to start
due to the following error: Access is denied. EventID: 7000, Source:
Serv
Hi --
There have been several inquiries on the list about how to build vnc on
SGI's running IRIX 6.5. Recently, I was able to successfully build
VNC 3.3.3r2 by making the following modifications to the source files:
1) in vnc_unixsrc/Xvnc/programs/Xserver/hw/vnc:
edit Imakefile. Find the line:
Check permissions on the vnc files/folder (c:\program files\orl\winvnc).
You must install as administrator.
Steve
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Diane Lewis
Sent: Wednesday, June 27, 2001 1:59 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Errors Ins
Brandon --
I got similar behavior on my SGI. My workaround is to edit vncserver as
follows:
#if (-e "/tmp/.X11-unix/X$displayNumber") {
#$ENV{DISPLAY}= ":$displayNumber";
#} else {
$ENV{DISPLAY}= "$host:$displayNumber";
#}
By commenting out the if-else locution and leaving the line:
I also weigh a file transfer capability more heavily than the clipboard
transfer. I've been using Timbuktu for years -- its Exchange feature has a
very basic interface (only a single column listing files alphabetically) but
is very robust. An essential element is its Find function. TB2 for Mac has
I'm new to VNC. Is it possible with key mapping to disable a VNC client
computer's modifier keys? If I'm controlling a Mac with a Mac and try to use
a Command-char, Option-char, or Option-char combo, it will issue the command
to the VNC Server running on the local client, not to the host. Timbuktu
Is there a way to show, for instance, a 1024x768 size VNC client off a
server? Can this be done even if the server itself cannot handle (i.e. a
weaker video card)? I've tried resizing via the startup file, but it never
seems to fit inside the client window.
I've got a Linux VNC server and the c
At 9:52 AM -0700 6/27/01, David Morley wrote:
>
>I would like to access an XVnc server on a UNIX machine from a Macintosh (either Mac
>OS 9 or X). I am using VNC Viewer PPC under Mac OS 9.1 and I have overcome the
>dead-key issue by using a modified Macintosh keyboard layout, but still I have t
>I'm new to VNC. Is it possible with key mapping to disable a VNC client
>computer's modifier keys? If I'm controlling a Mac with a Mac and try to use
>a Command-char, Option-char, or Option-char combo, it will issue the command
>to the VNC Server running on the local client, not to the host. Timb
Steve, Administrator has full control already. It was installed using the
Administrator logon. I noticed on my other server, the one that works, that
the group Everyone has full control. I need to change that but don't want
to before I determine why the other server is having the problem. It s
Thanks, Dair. I hadn't run across your Mac viewer yet. I've downloaded it
and will give Clipboard transfer a go.
I just started up with VNC a few days ago. I've tried AT&T's VNCServer for
Mac PPC 3.3.3b2 and ChromiVNC Server FAT 3.4.0a5 for Mac and they're both
buggy as hell. Both implementations
Try making the following change to index.vnc or index.html in your Classes
HTML folder:
Richard Schletty
Schletty Graphics
Design & illustration for print & web publishing.
Desktop publishing support. Network administration.
Saint Paul, Minnesota
[EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.schletty.com
Vox 6
>I just started up with VNC a few days ago. I've tried AT&T's VNCServer for
>Mac PPC 3.3.3b2 and ChromiVNC Server FAT 3.4.0a5 for Mac and they're both
>buggy as hell. Both implementations freeze the host Mac frequently. I've
>tried increasing memory allocation. I'm concurrently running Timbuktu 5.
David Morley wrote:
>Unfortunately VNCThing suffers from the same problems (by the way, I
>incorrectly stated that Control Shift '-' currently gives
>Control-'-', it actually gives Control-Shift-downarrow)
...
>So, the way I test things is to see what happens in emacs when I
>press various key co
I installed VNCThing and tried it. Same problem. The checkbox in Options,
"Release Modifiers", doesn't seem to do anything. For example, if I'm in the
Finder and issue Command-N (new folder), VNCThing's New Session window pops
up on my client Mac. Am I unclear on the concept? Timbuktu makes it so
Last couple days, I've encountered less crashing/freezing of ChromiVNC
server (OS 9.1) and more of this: a sudden disconnect and inablility to
reconnect with server. When I physically go to the server, I find that the
Mac's mouse click has not been released. Clicking on the server's mouse
restores
>I installed VNCThing and tried it. Same problem. The checkbox in Options,
>"Release Modifiers", doesn't seem to do anything. For example, if I'm in the
>Finder and issue Command-N (new folder), VNCThing's New Session window pops
>up on my client Mac. Am I unclear on the concept? Timbuktu makes it
>You need to add the subnet you are trying to connect from into ZoneAlarm on
>the 98 PC.
>
> >>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 06/26/01 01:27pm >>>
>I have a Windows 98 machine running Zone Alarm and VNC (both are the most
>current versions). When I attempt to login at the local machine (at the
>Microsoft Net
>Last couple days, I've encountered less crashing/freezing of ChromiVNC
>server (OS 9.1) and more of this: a sudden disconnect and inablility to
>reconnect with server. When I physically go to the server, I find that the
>Mac's mouse click has not been released. Clicking on the server's mouse
>res
Diane,
After reviewing more, I wonder, did you recently add anything from the
original source. I get the service control manager event 7023 (service
stopped due to an error) after I install the networking service and network
card before reapplying sp6a.
7000 states the service could not be started
Thanks Steve. We did install another NIC in the server but had a problem
with it so it's disabled now. Priorities you know. I will check the sp6a
aspect of it. Thanks again for your help. Diane
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Sent: Wednesday, June 27,
> Adrian should rename his patch from vncPatches68k to vncPatchesNo68k.
???
> I find that it works on newer Macs, NOT on 68K Macs.
??? again!!
It *was* designed for 68k Macs - that was its original purpose (and it
still works fine on them, though I would not recommend trying to use
VNC server
oops...
sorry - just noticed the e-mail I was replying to was not sent to the
list (I'm at home typing into a terminal and didn't think to look at
the original address before typing in the list address... Doh!)
Adrian
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To
>I installed VNCThing and tried it. Same problem.
Yes, VNCThing does not have such an extensive ability to map keypresses
as the original AT&T version. 'twould be nice...
>For example, if I'm in the Finder and issue Command-N (new folder),
>VNCThing's New Session window pops u
> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
>> I've downloaded Adrian's three most recent flavors
>
> Let me know how you get on with each, if you can...
vncPatches68k-a5nobuffer and vncPatches68k-a5adaptive are causing a problem
on my Mac G3 and G4 running Mac OS 9.1. When working on the server itself
(as opp
I forgot to mention that the mouse-down release problem described below goes
away as soon as I quit ChromiVNC Server FAT. No need to reboot. - RCS
> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
>> I've downloaded Adrian's three most recent flavors
>
> Let me know how you get on with each, if you can...
vncPatch
>I forgot to mention that the mouse-down release problem described below goes
>away as soon as I quit ChromiVNC Server FAT. No need to reboot. - RCS
How about when you disconnect the client? The server shouldn't be
doing anything with the mouse when there isn't any client connected.
It also s
Does it with no client connected.
Richard Schletty
Schletty Graphics
Design & illustration for print & web publishing.
Desktop publishing support. Network administration.
Saint Paul, Minnesota
[EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.schletty.com
Vox 651-222-2526
Fax 651-227-1492
> From: Jonathan Morton
Hello there !
How can I start the winvnc server as service mode, just after installing as service
non reboot my Windows 2000 computer ?
anybody know ?
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Go into services, select it, and press start.
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To: "VNC mailling list" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Wednesday, June 27, 2001 9:56 PM
Subject: How can I automatic start ?
> Hello there !
> How can I start the winvnc server as service mode, just after install
Prior to the oddball mouse-down behavior, I had a few abortive sessions from
my office G4 (running ChromiVNC Server FAT with vncPatches68k-a5nobuffer) to
my home G3 (running ChromiVNC Server FAT with vncPatches68k-a5adaptive).
Could an aborted session leave some residue that could cause this behav
I could not reproduce the oscillation and quick release with
vncPatches68k-a5nostagger.
Richard Schletty
Schletty Graphics
Design & illustration for print & web publishing.
Desktop publishing support. Network administration.
Saint Paul, Minnesota
[EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.schletty.com
Vox 651
Well, it's fine !
but, I want to start in source program level.
In VNC source file, Win9x can start service just after installing service without any
interaction, BUT WinNT(or Win2000) is not.
I hope the same behavior of Win9x case.
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From: "Trash Box" <[EMA
There are multiple programs that can proxy, MS Prooxy 2.0 can be configured
to do so, as can any routing firewall.
However there are two main tools I use (which in their methodology are
ancient however what you trust for links to the outside world is always
important) these are NetCat (originally
> As I held down the button, the cursor started shaking back and forth
That's the Time Manager task in my patches which is used to overcome the
Drag Manager problem. -It only kicks in if it detects that the standard
patches are not being called (i.e. in that 'sticky' situation where a
drag is not
I don't think that in a properly administrated company you should be getting
error messages which are deliberate, lacks a touch of professionalism.
Thanks for the thought,
Mark
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From: David Brodbeck [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: 27 June 2001 14:24
To: '[EMAIL PROTECT
Go into a command prompt and type netstat -a OR netstat -an
That will list connections to the machine,
Mark
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From: LAFRANCE Richard -IT INFRSTRC [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: 19 June 2001 22:57
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: List clients
Is there a way a user at t
Need to use the username "Default"
That will make things easier I hope,
Mark
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From: Spencer, John [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: 21 June 2001 17:44
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: LockSetting in Registry
I am having a heck of a time getting this locksetting to logout
Seemsd FAQ13.
On Tue, Jun 26, 2001 at 11:11:17AM -0500, brandon willis wrote:
> In regards to multipl users on my system here si the error that is going
> into the .log file:
>
> _XSERVTransSocketCreateListener: failed to bind listener
> _XSERVTransSocketUNIXCreateListener: ...SocketCreateListe
> Although I think that VNC is a really good little application
> I think I may go with PC anywhere as I do not know very much
> about security and so on so I would not want to have to set
> up VNC and worry about SSH and so on. I assume that as PC
> Anywhere is sold by a big company to the masse
Hi
I'm using VNC on Win2k. All my implementations work well on member servers
with win2k.
I've applied security features like AuthHosts and QuerySetting(level3) and the
things behaves as expected.
But latelely on one of me server I've added AD and after that the server
stopped work. What I mean -
Hi there,
I run WinVNC-3.3.3r9 on many W2K_Servers as service. Problem is if I
remotely initiate a shutdown or reboot, the VNC is one of the very first
processes to be stopped. If after that any of the running applications or
services cannot close properly, i.e. user interaction is required, I ha
> From: Michael F. March [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Does anyone know how many simultaneous desktop sharing connections
> Netmeeting can host?
>
> Does Netmeeting use TCP or H.323 for the protocol for desktop
> sharing?
As to firewall configuration for Netmeeting:
To enable NetMeeting 3 mult
> From: A. John Peters [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Also, netmeeting requres an ILS server. Everyone has to
> authenticate to this server and then they can connect to another desktop.
only for some features you need an ILS Server, e.g. for Remote Desktop
Sharing you don't.
> For my money, Net
> From: David Howe [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> The only real advantage PC_Anywhere has is encryption by default - and
> that is via a propriatory alg that isn't known to be secure (try SSH
> forwarding instead - at least you know you can trust that)
other advantage of PCAnywhere: you can use NT
Make sure that you have security settings to access the .exe and the other
files related to VNC, right click > properties > security.
Mark
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From: Arek Lichwa [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: 27 June 2001 11:37
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Win2k with AD
Hi
I'm using
Does anyone know of a way (a registry key that would need creating I assume)
that will disable the ability to right click the icon and select the kill
all clients.
We have had several occasions where we have needed to watch people however
they have found the option..and hence meaning I had to ge
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\ORL\WinVNC3]
"DisableTrayIcon"=dword:0001
(Or at least that's what I use with Tridia)
Nick Palmer
IT Manager
> -Original Message-
> From: Mark Debenham [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: 27 June 2001 12:43
> To: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'
> Subject: ..thought
> >I haven't been able to do a Clipboard transfer between Macs running Mac OS
>>9.x. Is it possible? If so, how?
>
>Ok, well, that's not one I know how to handle. I haven't had easy access to
>an unrestricted MAC in several years now
>
>What I was referring to is that the VNC protocol already
> From: Mark Debenham [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> they have found the option..and hence meaning I had to get
> evidence in other
> ways...oh the joys of admin,
be careful not to violate any laws in your country regarding personal
rights...
--
Daniel
-
The in house lawyers will object im sure if needs be.
Never hurts to know hows its done at any rate,
Mark
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From: Varga Daniel (QI/RZS4) * [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: 27 June 2001 13:01
To: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'
Subject: RE: ..thought
> From: Mark Debenham [mailto:[
>> ...the 'gray' background with the big X
>
> The grey pattern and the large X is the X server
No - I'm talking about the *screensaver* (at least, I presume that's what
it is) - Check out the -s and -p options for Xvnc...
The 'big X' I refer to is not the 'default X server cursor' that you get
>Some of you may remember me as one of those who started one of the periodic
>"we should add encryption" discussions a few months ago.
>
>Anyway, I'm back. And, having finished school, I finally have some time to
>experiment more directly with the code. I'd like to find any other
>developers or se
Is there a good reason NT authentication couldn't be added to the Windows NT
VNC server? This seems like a pretty good idea.
-Original Message-
From: Varga Daniel (QI/RZS4) * [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, June 27, 2001 7:15 AM
To: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'
Subject: RE: PC-Anywher
> >> ...the 'gray' background with the big X
>>
>> The grey pattern and the large X is the X server
>
>No - I'm talking about the *screensaver* (at least, I presume that's what
>it is) - Check out the -s and -p options for Xvnc...
Hmmm... which window manager are you using? I don't have that
If you adjust the privilages on the VNC helper program, non-administrator
users will get an error message instead of an icon when they log in. That's
pretty sloppy, though. ;)
(I did this by accident once, if you're wondering.)
-Original Message-
From: Mark Debenham [mailto:[EMAIL PROTE
I'm posting this because some people had asked about the VNC setup I use at
work for remote access. I'm not much of a technical writer but this might
be helpful to other people trying to set up something like this.
Obviously if VNC eventually incorporates encryption this kind of tunnelling
will
Hello,
is there anybody successfuly running Xvnc through inetd on AIX ?
I went through all the emails dealing with aix and found several peoples with
the same problem without correct solution.
Through inetd
- without started xdm or dtlogin and connecting to the Xvnc through inetd
I will get v
FYI..
This might be old news but when I was reading PC Magazine
yesterday it said that this product:
http://216.167.48.69/products/
uses unmodified VNC extensively.
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hi.
i try to connect to VNCserver through VNCProxy.
VNCviewer <> VNCProxy <> VNCServer
(VNCviewer connect to VNCProxy with VNCProxy's IP address)
this is my work.
VNCviewer, VNCProxy, VNCserver are seperated physically(with different IP
address)
in contributed, there are VNCPro
I have a Windows 98 machine running Zone Alarm and VNC (both are the most
current versions). When I attempt to login at the local machine (at the
Microsoft Networking prompt), the machine freezes with a blank green
screen. Disabling either of these programs cures this problem. Also, if I
load
I think the format of the AuthHosts has changed from
eg
100.100.100.
to
100.100.100
the difference being the last full stop - by NOT entering the full stop -
everything works ok
I have not seen this written down - just by trial and error
cheers
-Original Message-
From: Ralph E
Dear James Pifer,
dear VNC gurus and users,
admittedly, I'm very happy VNC does _not_ have file transfer
capabilites. For file transfers, other tools (such as scp, included
in the OpenSSH package) are available (thanks to RedHat, even on the
platform that comes from Redmond). As for VNC, its u
How can configure the unix vnc server so it polls the whole screen?
The option appears on the windows vnc version. But has been unable to
find it for unix server.
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Hello Peter,
Where are you running "vncviewer"?
>From the messages below, you appear to be running vncviewer on a Unix
machine,
whose native X server is set to 8bpp, pseudo-color. The message:
Got 199 exact BGR233 colours out of 256 Using 6 existing shared
colours"
implies that the pseu
Hello, VNC listers,
I'm working on a project here with VNC, and am looking to make
some enhancements or additions to it. I'm looking for people interested
in doing contract work with VNC. The work would involve several
features that people in the community have been looking for, and ar
look for a program called ICSconfig (check google). Set it to forward ports
5800 and 5900 (or just 5900 if you don't need the java server, 5900 is
required) to that machine. You may want to setup static IPs so you always
have the correct machine on the network.
If you wish to setup the secon
Hello,
I been using the Java version of VNC on Linux to control a Windows NT
machine. Everything seems to be working great, except for one problem.
When I hit the ESC key on my end, the letter "i" appears on the other.
This makes using emacs a little tricky.
Client side is Java "VNC 3.3.3r2 B
Re: Windows 2000 Pro, unstable and really slow connection.
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From: Ben Chapman
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Sunday, June 17, 2001 10:27 AM
Subject: Re: Windows 2000 Pro, unstable and really slow connection.
I use VNC to remotely administer a Win2K Pro machine that
has a
Is there a way a user at the host can determine what client(s) are connected
(ie: list the IP addresses of any connected VNC clients)?
Thanks
Richard Lafrance
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I have a network behing a DSL Router. Netgear RT311.
My private network is on 192.168.x.x and I have 2 computers on it.
I have the NAT programmed to route 5800 & 5900 to PC #1 and
5801 & 5901 to route to PC #2.
however, from outside the network, when I connect to the actual IP address
(24.x.
You don't have to download or transfer any files to your work machine...
What I have done is using WinAMP and SHOUTCAST server, created my own radio
station. You can then just use WinAMP at work and connect to your IP
address and listen that way... for more info on how to set up shoutcast on
yo
When using the vnc-server package that comes with RH 7.1, is there a way to
put arguments such as -depth or -geometry in the entries in the vncservers
file? Do I have to edit /etc/init.d/vncserver instead? Is there another
recommended way to do this?
I want to set up multiple users with differe
Hi, was wondering if this si something you can help me with. I made a copy
of the error and pasted into word.
One thing is that I uninstalled and tried reinstalling VNC and I get this
error. I never get it when it is a first time install.
Thanx in advance.
David Khoh
Network Administrator
> Where I work we're currently trying it []
Well, if we're having cool uses of VNC...
Recently, I had to go to Ibiza to install a system in a hotel there. So, I
plugged an 802.11 box into the server room switch, fired up the VNC server
on the W2K box in there, and retired to the poolside wi
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