On Mon, 7 Oct 2002 13:00:51 -0700 (PDT), M wrote:
>If the tray icon were not an issue, I would gladly pay
>a per seat license to run VNC. It's too bad that the
>paranoia of "Big Brother" fanatics has to overshadow
>the ability to use legitimate tools for legitimate
>purposes.
>
>If anyone has an
On Mon, 7 Oct 2002 09:18:41 -0700, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>You will find the offending key in the common directory. Its within
>machine.ini if you are using defaults. You can change it there with a
>text editor.
Yupp, got it. Now it works. ALso changed this particular setting in
the
machines.i
Hello,
I use TightVNC to connect to a remote solaris box.
If you have a cursor blinking on the virtual desktop
for the server, the bandwidth taken is about 7kbps
each for up and down link. Even if the window is
not showing, Anyone with limited
number of bits per month may want to change
window f
Hi Matthew,
MOP> I am running NT4.0 SP6a and vnc 3.3.4. I installed it successfully
MOP> and clicked on the install-as-a-service icon. However, the only way
MOP> I can get to the machine is if I am already logged in.
MOP> I would have thought that the service would be running when the box
MOP> c
Hello Matthew,
Thursday, October 10, 2002, 1:38:32 AM, you wrote:
MOP> I am running NT4.0 SP6a and vnc 3.3.4. I installed it successfully and clicked on
the install-as-a-service icon. However, the only way I can get to the machine is if I
am already logged in.
MOP> I would have thought that t
Dear Matthew,
I also already thought of this issue ...
The thing is to define vnc somehow as a system service then it could work
... whereby I don't know if it is then possible to use vnc to login .
But this would be an idea to go ahead on this 'problem'
best regards,
Paul
-Urspr|ngliche
Get real go to the site that wrote the firewall and not someone that just rips it
and makes it look different.
www.smoothwall.org for the gpl version and
www.smoothwall.co.uk for a commercial version.
Jack Beglinger wrote:
> > > I use a NT4 Server computer as a gateway beetween my LAN and the
>
> > I use a NT4 Server computer as a gateway beetween my LAN and the
> > internet (with a cable-modem connection). The computer have two
> > network cards. One is set in DHCP client mode and is connected
> > to the cable modem (i use DynDns to have a dynamic host name), and
> > the other cards is
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From: "Jay More" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Wednesday, October 09, 2002 2:15 PM
Subject: NT4server with two network cards (internet/lan) : not working
> Hello,
>
> I use a NT4 Server computer as a gateway beetween my LAN and the
> internet (wit
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From: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Cc: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Wednesday, October 09, 2002 5:23 AM
Subject: VNC (Java-applet) <=> SSL
> Dear Readers,
>
> I want to realize the following concept:
>
> VNC <=> Apache/SSL <=> Firewall <=> Java-applet(SSL
I am running NT4.0 SP6a and vnc 3.3.4. I installed it successfully and clicked on the
install-as-a-service icon. However, the only way I can get to the machine is if I am
already logged in.
I would have thought that the service would be running when the box comes up, not when
I log in. Did I d
Hey David, long time no see. Does the Java version of the viewer work?
Http://server:5800?
Also, I think I've had issues using the Standard VGA driver. If possible
try the actual video driver for the card.
John
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From: David Lueke [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wedn
All,
Thanks for reading - I'm running VNC as service on a Win2000 server.
When I use the VNC viewer to connect to the machine in question, it prompts for the
password. I type in the password, click ok, the password box goes away and "nothing
happens". I was running 3.3.3r9 and upgraded to
Hi Frederic,
FL> Hello,
FL> I'm trying to access my computer from school, but unfortunatly all
FL> ports above 1024 are blocked at school. Is it possible to get vnc to
FL> use port 80? I know this port is not blocked since i can access the
FL> web from school.
On your personal computer, laucnh r
Hello,
I use a NT4 Server computer as a gateway beetween my LAN and the
internet (with a cable-modem connection). The computer have two
network cards. One is set in DHCP client mode and is connected
to the cable modem (i use DynDns to have a dynamic host name), and
the other cards is connected to
Hello,
I'm trying to access my computer from school,
but unfortunatly all ports above 1024 are blocked at
school. Is it possible to get vnc to use port 80? I
know this port is not blocked since i can access the
web from school.
Thank you
Frederic
___
Actually, you don't want the "SAME" address you want the address to be on
the same subnet. (i.e. 64.26.139.96 & 64.26.139.97) One could also set up a
static route, but this has nothing to do with VNC.
Jake Hoover
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On
Be
Has anyone been able to successfully compile 3.3.4 Xvnc on HP-UX 11.00. It
appears that when the "make World" runs, it uses a template that adds a
space character instead of a tab character in front of the shell command
lines inside the Makefiles. This causes the make to fail with a complaint
ab
Hello,
I am doing research on TightVNC vs VNC. Here are some questions
regarding it (Using the win32 version):
1. Is TightVNC anymore Secured as far as open source Code than VNC? In
other words, what is the real danger level of there being backdoors,
holes, etc left in TightVNC?
2. How
There is no way for me to use Carbon Copy without a site license. I don't
want to go there. But Carbon Copy functionality is much more than I need.
Seems like CC DOS should be freeware these days.
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From: Daniel Tan [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
>use carbon copy..it works
"[EMAIL PROTECTED]" wrote:
> In a business, personal freedoms dont apply once you walk
> in the door.
In the US, maybe. In the EU, you'll find that regardless of
contracts, or who owns the equipment, there remains the protection
of the Human Rights Act, which can have a bearing on this matter.
O
I have no problem with companies keeping tabs on there employees once those
employees are aware that monitoring was going to happen. That is fair and as
pointed out you are working for them.
What i was getting at was the original post just wanted to spy on their students
with out there knowledge.
Just to clarify, I'm big on personal rights and freedom ( being
here in America and watching it slowly dwindle away is
frustrating )
But i also realize where those freedoms stop.
In a business, personal freedoms dont apply once you walk
in the door.
It is the companies building, equipment etc.
A 'c' compiler ...
>
> Message: 3
> From: "Charles Ly" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Subject: How was VNC compiled?
> Date: Wed, 9 Oct 2002 03:19:07 -0400
> Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
> Hi,
>
> Can anyone tell me what program was used to compile VNC?
>
> Thanks,
> Char
Its pure IP, it should work ok. ( remember netBEUI wont
work )
It just wont be able to use name resolution / file
sharing if the rest isn't setup. ( the windows specific crap )
This is of course assuming you set the IP, range and
subnets to match, try pinging back and forth with the
hardcode IP
> -Original Message-
> From: D M [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
>
> Hi its me again :>,,,this time i have completely different Qs?
>
> what i was asked to do is to open a certain application on
> the solaris
> workstation which has a vncserver ,say for example:
So you're on the console
> Hi All,
> There is a Registry key to allow you to disable the VNC icon
> from showing,
> information is at
> http://www.sysworksoft.net/support/vnctips.html#1 we need
> to do this to stop users from disconnecting us mid-session
> and from getting
> information about their IP address so readil
Brian,
Thanks for the stack trace & log from your crashed VNC server. Can I
send you a debug build of the server to try, so we can attempt to track
down the problem? The debug build will hopefully produce more useful
error output when things die.
Thanks,
--
Wez @ RealVNC Ltd.
On Wed, 2002-10-09 at 09:32, MAVRE.Renaud wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I work with VNC 3.3.3r7 for many months with no problem, in a Win2k
> environment (clients & servers) with these settings in order to have some
> security :
>
> [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\ORL\WinVNC3]
> "ConnectPriority"=dword:
Hi its me again :>,,,this time i have completely different Qs?
what i was asked to do is to open a certain application on the solaris
workstation which has a vncserver ,say for example: OPERA,..and then view it
from a windows viewersay for example im infront the solaris workstation
(that
Hello,
I work with VNC 3.3.3r7 for many months with no problem, in a Win2k
environment (clients & servers) with these settings in order to have some
security :
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\ORL\WinVNC3]
"ConnectPriority"=dword:0002
"AuthHosts"="-:+2xx.x"
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\ORL\Win
Dear Readers,
I want to realize the following concept:
VNC <=> Apache/SSL <=> Firewall <=> Java-applet(SSL)
(443)(443) (443)
In this way, only port 443 should be used.
So, hole traffic (Java-applet and Remote Framebuffer protocol) have to use
this po
This is the same problem I've seen and reported about a few times, although
no-one ever seems to get round to looking at the issue! :-)) :
Doesn't matter if password protected or not.
Keith.
-Original Message-
From: Keith Hall [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: 24 May 2002 12:00
To: '[E
> -Original Message-
> From: D M [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
>
> Hi there...yes please i would like to have the word
> document..cuz i tried
> reading the article and im totally confused...the case is im
> new to solaris
> itself and i know nothing about linux thats why i wouldnt
>
Hi all,
> I am a systems tech for a Public Library District in
> Colorado. We currently have over 250 PCs in 9
> libraries, and the number is growing. Our district
> serves a primarily rural county and our service area
> covers nearly 4,000 square miles. Our staff has only
> two PC technicians
Alternatively, if you run MMC from the Run dialog box and Add the Services Snap-in it
gives you the option to connect to a remote PC. You can start and stop the VNC Server
remotely to your heart's content - if you have admin rights :)
Andy.
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From: Jacob Hoover [mail
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