VNC Client problems on WinXP...

Running any flavor of VNC client on WinXP and trying to connect to a Win9x VNC server over the internet results in a forced reboot on the client PC. This problem is occurring on both of my XP machines, but only seems to happen when connect via the internet. I have two other WinME machines on the

Re: VNC Client problems on WinXP...

Am I to believe that no one here has had problems using VNC on XP? Surely not... Let's try this one more time... ...br - Original Message - From: "Bill Reedy" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: "VNC List" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Wednesday, February

Re: ICS Port Maps Re: network

The ICS Configuration program you linked to works wonderfully for handling the 98se/ME port forwarding issues. The only drawback is it will require a reboot after making the configuration changes. I've been using it for quite some time. I would highly recommend it above playing with the registr

Re: network

Win98 SE does have built-in ICS. It will be fairly easy to forward the ports to the internal system. I, personally, use ICS Configuration program that can be downloaded from here... http://www.practicallynetworked.com/sharing/ics/icsconfiguration.htm#V1.4 If you don't want to load any program

Re: network

Here is the INF file that includes some brief notes in the comments. Remember, this INF needs to be installed into the registry of the ICS server, not your client. So access to the server is still needed. To install, just right-click on the VNC.INF file and select Install. Do verify the content

Re: VNC authentication failed, after working for months

Now, now, nowLet's not jump to conclusions. My gateway is a WinME system and goes many months between reboots. Even then, it's just for maintenance or upgrade issues. It's all in the tuning... :-) ...br - Original Message - From: Alex K. Angelopoulos To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]

Re: Watching video using VNC

I have used VNC to peek on someone playing an FPS shooter, like Unreal Tournament or Elite Force, and other graphic-intense games. The result is usually the same with most DirectX-related software -- the image is wrapped and overlaid in a weird fashion in that you really can't make out too many d

Re: VNC authentication failed, after working for months

ks Shola Ogunlokun IT Email Team +44 20 7330 4230 -Original Message- From: Bill Reedy [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Thursday, March 21, 2002 4:56 PM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Re: VNC authentication failed

Re: Newbie - VNC on Windows XP Pro

I've been using it on Windows XP Home, but not without an occasional problem. As a server, it works very well, but I have had it reboot spontaneously when using Tight encoding with TightVNC. As a client it seems to be a little more troublesome when connecting to Win9x servers. Again, the error i

Re: ip address

Richard... Greg's main problem is that he is not permitted to alter the server system in any way, which makes any type of port forwarding impossible. Without access to the server, there is no optionethically, that is. He has the tools, just not the authority. ...br - Original Message

Re: Server machine with 2 IP's

Hi Kim... I can help with your ICS issues concerning VNC. What I need is some more info. To sum up your previous message, I understand this... Server Machine: Win98+, two nics, using ICS. Question: Have you opened and redirected ports for Client1 on this server? Client1: Static IP, VNC

Re: VNC as a virus

I don't know, but wasn't it Mr. Gates that called Linux a virus? Maybe MS could put pressure on Norton AV to detect Linux systems on the network?? :-) ...br - Original Message - From: Chip Wood To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Wednesday, April 03, 2002 9:05 AM Subject: Re: VNC as a

Re: How viewer state is saved for later restoration

OK, one key question. When you say... CM> 4. As per VNC's document, I should be able to see the CM> mail editing application being started so that I can CM> complete the editing. ...are you trying to say that your are actually NOT seeing the same mail application with the half edited message fr

Re: "Connection Closed" right after authentication

Mike... I've noticed the same problems when running TightVNC v1.2.3 on Win2K and WinXP machines. At the risk of getting shot by Mr. Kaplinsky, try uninstalling TightVNC 1.2.3 and revert to version 1.2.2, if it's still available. That has seemed to eliminate the connection problems for us here.

Re: Error with VNC

Larissa... Just for curiosity, what version of VNC were you installing? ...br - Original Message - From: Larissa Overbey To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Wednesday, April 24, 2002 4:47 PM Subject: Error with VNC I have installed vnc on a w2k pro pc. I started winvnc and tried t