Tom and Richard,
Prior to the previously mentioned changes that we made, we received t
he
blank screen as Tom stated, prior to receiving any prompt for userid or
password. The linux session showed that we were logged in, but the timeou
t
occurred later.
Bob
Hi Richard
I tried following what you suggested...
No avail.
However it dawned on me that I never got the prompt for the password to get
into VNC. (VNC Authentication window)
I suspect the timeout I get after two minutes is VNCs response to no password.
So, when you are doing the "click and ho
Hi, Bob, --
I use VNC rather heavily.
>From Tom's report, you may be having a different "error" than I am
used to. Also, contrary to Tom's suggestion, I don't start VNC as a
service, but run it from "user space" (even though perhaps running as
root) ... sign on, do a 'vncserver' command, then con
I tested it out on my SLES 11 SP 1 system.
(It was installed using "ssh".)
I had to allow remote installation.
That caused the VNC software to be installed.
When I used "tightvnc" to get into it, I also got a blank screen and the
connection timed out after 2 minutes.
I'm on a z/890, which is no
Since you didn't mention that you did might as well to cover all bases...
After an install and the reboot, vncserver isn't automatically started.
You can do a "vncserver start" from root and/or set it to automatically start
in the yast dialog.
Tom Duerbusch
THD Consulting
(Sometimes I think
We are at SUSE 11 SP1 and we did install updates installing from the medi
a.
We do have a subscription to SUSE and found that this is a known problem
that will be fixed in SUSE 11.3. As far as the change to the Xstartup fil
e,
we have not specified either twm or mwm. We donot have an executable
Look into the /home/userid/.vnc/xstartup file. Change twm to mwm.
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Sent: Tuesday, July 05, 2011 5:12 PM
To: IBMVM@LISTSERV.UARK.EDU
Subject: Re: SUSE11 and VNC Viewer
You
>>> On 7/5/2011 at 04:14 PM, Bob McCarthy wrote:
> We use VNC Viewer for the gui requirements for installing our zLinux
> systems and other related software. Everthing worked fine with SUSE10.
> SUSE11 installs fine with VNC Viewer. Once the SUSE11 installation is
> complete, VNC View no longer
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Subject: [IBMVM] SUSE11 and VNC Viewer
We use VNC Viewer for the gui requirements for installing our zLinux
systems and other related software. Everthing worked fine with SUSE10. =
SUSE11 installs fine with VNC Viewer. Once the SUSE11 installation is
complete, VNC View no
Hello,
Sorry for the intrusion. I'm trying to get off this distribution list, but not
quite sure how to proceed. Any assistance would be much appreciated.
Regards,
Tim
On Jul 5, 2011, at 1:14 PM, Bob McCarthy wrote:
> We use VNC Viewer for the gui requirements for installing our zLinux
> sys
We use VNC Viewer for the gui requirements for installing our zLinux
systems and other related software. Everthing worked fine with SUSE10.
SUSE11 installs fine with VNC Viewer. Once the SUSE11 installation is
complete, VNC View no longer seems to function, when we attempt install
other softw
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