I am not really surprised. Most of the mailing lists I subscribe to exhibit
this type of behavior.
My $.02
-Mike
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From: Joseph A. Knapka [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, November 28, 2000 10:24 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Reply-To: (was Re: VNC via di
You can use the REG.EXE utility from the Windows NT resource kit. I'm using
reg.exe for Windows 2000, and your command line would be something similar
to this:
reg add \\YourSystemName\HKLM\Software\ORL\WinVNC3\Default /v Password /t
REG_BINARY /d 987654
-Mike
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From:
I'm running WinVNC (both server and viewer) on multiple Win2K systems
without any problems.
Did you upgrade from NT4 -> Win2K or did you do a fresh install? All my
Win2K systems have been fresh builds. If you did an upgrade, try removing
and reinstalling the service.
Check for current video
I wrote a batch file to do this exact thing (control remote NT systems from
my NT workstation). I used the REG.EXE program from the NT Resource kit to
add the correct registry keys onto the remote system and a utility I found
called SERVICE.EXE that can remotely install/start and stop/remove serv
Why don't you post both your zebedee configuration logs and the command line
you run when you try to connect? That will help us figure out what's wrong.
Incidentally, if you are running the zebedee server on the same machine as
the vncserver you want to connect to, you will need to enable loopba
Matt:
Looking at your configuration logs, I notice that your server configuration
file has a "serverport 443" entry, yet there is no corresponding entry in
your client configuration file. If you do not specify a port on the client
side, it will default to port 11965. Also, the command line for y
Two comments:
1) If you have a good VNC password selected, then the second person should
not be able to "bump" off the first person because they won't know the
password.
2) If having a weak password is necessary, then you can set some VNC
registry keys to prompt before allowing connections. You
You know, I just installed RH 7.1 last night and saw mention of
/etc/sysconfig/vncservers in the readme file. However, there is no
/etc/sysconfig/vncservers file on my system. Do you know if I need to pick
a certain type of installation in order to get that file installed?
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