On Sat, 25 Jan 2003 21:24:36 -0500 Robert Foster [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Does anyone know of a way to make VNC easy to install for not so
computer savvy end users? Any input would be appreciated!
Installing and admin-ing RealVNC has got to be the easiest thing to do bar
none. I manage
Everybody's situation varies. If all you have is a handful of
workstations and your own to manage, no big deal. However, if you have a
lot of users (I have 85), it's not practical to rely on the end user to
install software. In fact, it's something I like to discourage more
often than not.
Hello all,
I just wanted to share some news with everyone. Today while browsing the Web I've
found a site with VncViewer implemented as ActiveX control. Looks like project was
started just recently (at least I was unable to find any info about it in the Google).
Anyway seems like this control
If you have control of the local name resolution in your shop,
they can use a 'friendly name' instead of an IP address.. such
as 'accounting', or 'toms'..
Just add the 'pretty' name to your DNS or wins tables..so the
new name translates to the respective server.
If you mean for you to access
VNC is now not accepting connections, and says the password supplied is
not accepted.
I log into the server directly to change the passwords, and I am logged
in as the administrator, but I am not allowed to change the details, I
get a message stating that VNC is configured with the default
Hello Mark,
VNC is now not accepting connections, and says the password supplied is
not accepted.
I log into the server directly to change the passwords, and I am logged
in as the administrator, but I am not allowed to change the details, I
get a message stating that VNC is configured
If it's a Windows computer, look in the windows registry under either:
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\ORL\WinVNC3\Default
or
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\SOFTWARE\ORL\WinVNC3\Default
in there there may be a DWORD value called AllowProperties.
If there is, either delete it or change the value to 1, then
Is anyone here any good with linux and VNC? I am trying to get it to
work, however had no luck. I beleive it has to do with the firewall
that is installed. The linux box is inside my network with a single
nic, and is not exposed to the outside. how do I drop the firewall?
