Running VNC on Solaris 5.5

I downloaded the VNC tar file for Solaris 5.5 and am trying to bring vncserver on A Solaris 5.5 machine. When I type in vncserver, I get a PERL error which says ld.so.1: /lopte/local/solaris/bin/perl: fatal: relocation error: file /lopte/local/solaris/bin/perl: symbol

Unattended installation

Hi I wonder if it is possible to make un unattended installation of vnc (in order to install it during an unattended installation of windows 2000). Thamks ___ VNC-List mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] To remove yourself from the list visit: http://www.rea

Re: Multiple hop VNC?

Chris Altwegg said: [snip] > I am a volunteer network administrator for a local non-profit. I use VNC > to > get to the server, and then use a copy of VNC on that server to get to > other > machines on their network. But, obviously, there is quite a visual lag > from > the remote computer to the

Re: Multiple hop VNC?

Just bounce a port, if your using windows, then look up nbounce I think it's called, if your using linux, then use ssh. Chris Altwegg wrote: I writing with what might be a simple question regarding VNC. I couldn't find an answer on the VNC websites, nor did several archive searches turn up an

Re: would like to know who is connecting to my pc

Li, Charles said: > I am using WinXP and tightvnc. > Is there a way to check who is currently and have been logon to a > particular > pc? IIRC, this information is recorded in the winvnc.log file if you turn on debugging ("DebugMode" and "DebugLevel"): http://www.realvnc.com/winvnc.html#11 Also n

Multiple hop VNC?

I writing with what might be a simple question regarding VNC. I couldn't find an answer on the VNC websites, nor did several archive searches turn up an answer. (At least that I understood) I am a volunteer network administrator for a local non-profit. I use VNC to get to the server, and then us

Re: trouble in using winvnc

Mr.Wang: Please try this: open up a web-browser on your target VNC server, and point it to "www.gotomyvnc.com". Run the scan there, and please let me know what it says. thanks, Scott > Scott: > > After a few second receive a message, that is "Failed to connect > to server", just li

Re: would like to know who is connecting to my pc

Unfortunately, windows version doesn't have a whole lot of logging features. I presume what you are trying to do is log all of the connections made to that windows box, so you might just have to get another external program to do that (maybe a port monitor). If you want to go more in depth, I h

win98 user properties on startup bug?

win98 user properties on startup bug? (yes, i think it's a bug) This is proving to be a right pain... I've tried this with tightvnc-1.2.8_x86 and UltraVNC-107-Win32 - same result: Current User Properties dialog at login, Click OK (with or without entering the password), and VNC fails to start -- e

RE: Question

Yes, for the most part, a remote user connected to the network via a VPN can be considered as if they are physically connected to the LAN (with a much slower connection though). When they initiate the VPN connection, they will be assigned an IP address compatible with the LAN, so all you need is t

would like to know who is connecting to my pc

I am using WinXP and tightvnc. Is there a way to check who is currently and have been logon to a particular pc? Thanks Charles ___ VNC-List mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] To remove yourself from the list visit: http://www.realvnc.com/mailman/listinfo/vnc

Re: [Question]

Yes, as long as you have an IP route to them, and the ports (5800 or 5900) available directly from the VNC client (VPN client) to the VNC Server (user's desktop). Install VNC server on it, and you are likely ready to go. Ignore the domain aspect of your question. It becomes an IP question - can

Question

If I'm connected to a network with a domain and i have and end user who works remotely, using a vpn connection is their a way for me to use vnc to access their desktop. _ MSN 8 helps eliminate e-mail viruses. Get 2 months FREE*. ht

RE: How I, a newbie, got VNC to work across the Web with SOHO firewall on cable modem

A marvellous walk-thru! For those of you interested in this 'ip sniffing, tunnelling and SSH' stuff, here is a brief description. I'll try to give analogies as-and-where I can. For the normal, insecure, end-user (of which most of us in reality are), the chances that your VNC connection will be 's

How I, a newbie, got VNC to work across the Web with SOHO firewall on cable modem

In this list there regularly pops up a cry for help: "I can't reach my home computer using VNC via the Web" -- that is, with the Java-enabled browser. Reading answers in the archives here and from many a Web search gave me only partial clues here and there, because I don't understand what a NAT