One thing that may slow the echoServer down is to have
activated logging on it. If you don't need to do that...don't do that.
:)
AFAIK, there's no easy way to change the options that the
VNC Viewer connects with. But *after* it connects, you can right
click on the border of the viewer, and change the options of that
session.
-Scott
On Sep 22, 2005, at 7:03 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello,
I have several problems to connect trought EchoServer to Win98 PCs.
The situation is first improved when I have disabled SSL.
In second place I have reduced the colors of remote PC and Disabled the
background Image.
I think that is a problem of troughput.
Unfortunately with EchoVNC I can select the preferred viewer, but I
can't
change the default options of viewer.
Can anyone help me to find a viewer with default options for slow
networks
or indicate how to change the options of viewer first of connection.
I have tried RealVnc 4.1.1, UlrtaVNC 1.0.1 and tightvnc-1.2.9.
Tightvnc is the more stable.
Tanks a lot.
Luigi
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