Hello Adam,
you'll be happier if you stream the video directly to your client computer at home.
Even if you get the video to display in VNC, the performance will be disappointing.It
would be pretty safe and straight forward if you set up a VPN between home and the
observatory. Is that not an
Hi guys,
I'am Maurizio from Rome - Italy.
Please, excuse me for my bad english, I'll try to be understandable.
I would like to know if is possible,and how, to transfer files between a vnc
viewer and a vnc server.
Thank you Maurizio - Rome - Italy
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Dear all,
My computer is connecting to a router
When I install VNC, the icon of VNC display the fake IP
which is not my real ISP connection IP
It's just the IP offer by my router
Thats mean I cannot use VNC if I connect to a router?
Thank you !
Regards,
Dickson
Hi guys,
I'am Maurizio from Rome - Italy.
Please, excuse me for my bad english, I'll try to be understandable.
I would like to know if is possible,and how, to transfer files between a vnc
viewer and a vnc server.
Thank you Maurizio - Rome - Italy
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Jeff,
that command looks very suspicious.
What is the current working directory when the command executes?
Does ../../exports/lib really point to a valid directory?
Why are the library files being linked directly rather than using the -l option?
I haven't made vnc in years and I don't even have
James,
On Wed, 24 Mar 2004 16:51:42 - you wrote:
The missing exports appear to be those supplied by the rfb library
(librfb.a). You appear to be linking against librfb.a, according to the
output below, so the most likely cause of the errors is that libvnc.a
doesn't appear before librfb.a
I've got a Problem.
I don't understand the two encoding type Hextile and ZRLE. I would be happy
if anybody could explain it to me in other words than the documentation rfbproto.pdf!
Then I've got another question, where can i find source codes of the java
viewer?
thanks for your help
You know, this
Undoubtedly, James is correct about CotVNC becoming confused. Likely
it is misinterpreting the length of a message and loosing framing. So,
it
probably attempts to interpret the start of a message in the wrong place
and the message type for ZlibHex (8) happens to be the
The Aquatic Jew,
Erm... are you sure the configuration interface works the way you think i.e.
it's not that you're specifying which things to *block* rather than which to
let through?
If letting through TCP port 5800 doesn't work and lettign through UDP 5800
does then there is something
Carlyle,
VNC 4 builds against an XFree86 tree - you unpack the tarfile into an
existing XFree86 build directory and then do the make.
Cheers,
Wez @ RealVNC Ltd.
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IANA has this:
fcp-addr-srvr1 5500/tcp fcp-addr-srvr1
which doesn't seem very likely.
You need to look at what else is running on that machine, I'm afraid. Are
you *sure* that there isn't already a listening viewer running on it? Does
port 5500 appear as LISTENING in the output of netstat
So users of AIX, Solaris and so on have to go get XFree86? I can't find the
documentation of the new build process?
Carlyle
James
Carlyle,
Apologies, I should have written X tree. Too much Linux use has corrupted
my fragile little mind. :) The build process is documented in the README
file in the source bundle.
Cheers,
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Maurizio,
RealVNC does not provide a file transfer facility. You should either make
use of an ftp server or try a VNC flavour that support file transfer, such
as UltraVNC (Windows only)
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Non h possible effettuare
The short answer is no :
http://www.uk.research.att.com/archive/vnc/faq.html#q57
But, depending on what platform and what connections the server and client are
connected, the long answer could be yes. For example, you could set up a ftp server
on both machines.
-Message
Purui,
When reading
Running WinVNC as a service
http://www.realvnc.com/winvnc.html#2
pay particular attention to the last paragraph:
General features for both Windows NT/2000/XP and Windows 95/98/ME:
Anything which causes the Windows VNC server to change screen
resolution will also cause all
For the server, register it as a service, if possible, and it will start
automatically.
For the client, it doesn't seem possible but personally I would be happy the
way it's right now.
-Message d'origine-
De : Shmuel Meyer [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Envoyi : jeudi 25
This is FAQ.
You'll need to setup port forwarding (or virtual server):
http://www.realvnc.com/faq.html#firewall
-Message d'origine-
De : Silvio D. Cottinini [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Envoyi : vendredi 26 mars 2004 00:32
@ : [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Objet : realvnc through
Are you sure you really want viewer in *listening* mode? Or do you just need
a viewer (ie so as you could type in a computer name) ? Look carefully! They are
different.
If you're really wanting to use listening viewer and come across this
problem, and suppose that you're
This is almost a FAQ ..
Go to http://gotomyvnc.com/ and you'll get the public IP address, shown on the
button, as seen on the internet. You could also check if your router is setup
correctly to allow VNC connection from Internet.
-Message d'origine-
De : Dickson
What version of VNC are you using? On what system?
-Message d'origine-
De : Randhawa, Ramneek Singh [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Envoyi : jeudi 25 mars 2004 19:47
@ : [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Objet : FW: VNC Question
When I try to VNC to one of my server DSKSTL3, after entering
I'm afraid you misunderstood what he meant. Since your Dlink device is a
router, not a switch, the network segments on both side of it should have different
addresses.
In other words:
* the segment between modem and the router has an address of, for example,
Hi Scott,
On Thu, 25 Mar 2004 22:46:26 + (GMT) you wrote:
Okay, FAQ text is updated. As always, any suggestions to
enhance or improve any of that site's content is greatly appreciated!
-Scott
On Thu, 25 Mar 2004, James Weatherall wrote:
Scott,
The comments at
Dickson,
On Fri, 26 Mar 2004 17:11:54 +0800 you wrote:
My computer is connecting to a router
When I install VNC, the icon of VNC display the fake IP
which is not my real ISP connection IP
It's just the IP offer by my router
Thats mean I cannot use VNC if I connect to a router?
you need to
Righty - I'm a bit new to this!
We're running VNC 3.3.7 on a Windows 2000 Server platform. Connecting from a remote pc
to the 2K server itself doesn't present a problem, but as we follow strict security
policies, when we disconnect from the server we need to lock it, obviously using CTRL
ALT +
Greetings -
I recently made a rather silly mistake
while setting up firewall/NAT rules for
a VNC Server,
and after reflection, I thought that
documenting it might be of some help to
others.
I created a rule to NAT tcp requests to
port 5900 for a VNC Server host.
Then I mistakenly set (and
Adam,
please always reply to all so the list gets it too.
On 03/26/2004 01:37 PM you wrote:
There is a 150 foot distance between the observatory
and the client (home) computer. CAT5e cable connect
the computers. How do I view the Webcam output
directly on the client computer without accesing
Namaste,
I'm new to VNC but have got the following configuration working, except for this
error.
Error: Unknown authentication scheme from RFB server: 1380336160
My VNC 3.3.7 server is running on a Linux RH 8.0, I'm accessing it from Windows
XP. I can get my X term on the high ports 580+ via
From the description Purui Su gave, it sounds much more as though they're
not running the VNC Server in Service-Mode, but instead in Application Mode.
Note that although VNC 3 has the display resizing restriction that you refer
to, VNC 4 does not.
Wez @ RealVNC Ltd.
The WebCam video is displayed on the PC monitor via a
Phillips software program that came with the camera.
This is through a USB connection. I have the Phillips
ToUcam Pro.
--- Carlyle Sutphen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Adam,
please always reply to all so the list gets it too.
On 03/26/2004
I'll second Wez's statement here. I've got 4.0b4 in production with my
customers because they have been begging me for the performance
improvements it brings. I've filed a couple of reports against this
version, but expect them to be rolled into the next beta/production
release.
- Jeff
On
Scottini, Dickson:
Heyaz. Everything you ever wanted to know about VNC
and NAT'ing routers can be found here (I hope!):
http://faq.gotomyvnc.com/fom-serve/cache/63.html
I hope it helps!
-Scott
1 Hi everyone!
1 How can I control a pc through a router in NAT configuration, so
OK, I've downloaded the NIS 2004 evaluation version. And here're the steps
and remarks I've got throughout the whole testing.
In a new machine, I installed VNC before NIS. After that, I tried to install
NIS but I had to stop and install IE6 SP1 before because NIS 2004 needs
maybe the vnc service hangs.
you have to download a tool callt pskill, you can download it from here:
http://www.sysinternals.com/ntw2k/freeware/pskill.shtml
copy the .exe file to the system32 directory.
open a command console and type pskill Winvnc
now the service should have stopt.
restart the
: I would like to know if is possible,and how, to transfer files between
: a vnc viewer and a vnc server.
There are at least three possibilities.
1) use a separate file transfer tool, like ftp, or shared file system,
or even email an attachment to yourself and pick it up on the other
Humimgbird Exceed on Demand uses port 5500.
Bill Mott
-Original Message-
From: Shmuel Meyer [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, March 25, 2004 11:04 PM
To: James Weatherall; [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE: VNC Viewer Error
James,
This usually means that another
Tom,
You'd need to say a bit more about the ActionTec modem before I could answer
questions on it. Even the model name would allow a manual to be dragged up
online. But your modem must be slightly different to mine because if I type
my external (dynamic) IP address into IE it doesn't take me to
Peter:
I'm grateful for your help.
A little more on the modem and router:
Both have 4 ethernet ports. DLink Router has a WAN port, which the ActionTec is
plugging into right now (using one of the ethernet ports on the ActionTec).
The ActionTec is a model 1524R SU. It is a Wireless-ready
Is there any way I can hide the sys tray icon if realVNC is running on either
9x or XP? I am sys admin for a school, and I don't want kids going around
playing with the settings.
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Please see the first question in the FAQ:
http://www.realvnc.com/faq.html#hide
Hope this is helpful.
Is there any way I can hide the sys tray icon if realVNC is running on either
9x or XP? I am sys admin for a school, and I don't want kids going around
playing with the settings.
Tom:
The ActionTec 1524R SU is a wireless broadband gateway (modem/router).
The Dlink 614+ is a wireless router.
This begs the quesiton why you need the D-link router at all? Unless there
is some other reason you haven't mentioned that you need the D-link for?
To connect to the internet via a
Isn't there anyway to sort of turn the DLink router into something that behaves more
like a hub or a switch??
Tom
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From: Peter Coulter [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, March 26, 2004 3:39 PM
To: Tom Knowlton; [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE: router config to
Hello all,
I have regular xinetd working to start services to RH9, SuSe, and Core1.
Now I need a howto on having the same from HTTP to the Java server.
Thanks for your invaluable help.
Paul Putkowski
Most devoted subscriber
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The answer to that is yes ... plug the Actiontec not into the WAN port of
the D-link but into one of the LAN ports! :-)
Seems like a waste of good router though, but you are then literally using
it as a plain switch!
Peter Coulter
I have a NT4 server with 2 network cards running Wingate
the internal LAN with the vnc server running on a PC is connected on the
internal IP address range
The internet connection is via a broadband router connected on the other
network card on a different Ip address.
Internal PC's use Wingate
Network Admin says I need to change the DLink router settings so it routes to itself.
-Original Message-
From: Peter Coulter [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, March 26, 2004 4:01 PM
To: Tom Knowlton; [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE: router config to work with VNC
The answer to that
If you find out how to do that let me know how it's done as it would be a
useful additional bit of knowledge! It's not something I think I can
actually do on my Netgear router, but perhaps the D-link has more
functionality.
Peter Coulter
Will do.
Tom
-Original Message-
From: Peter Coulter [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, March 26, 2004 4:19 PM
To: Tom Knowlton; [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE: router config to work with VNC
If you find out how to do that let me know how it's done as it would be a
useful additional
Is there any way I can hide the sys tray icon if realVNC is running on either
9x or XP?
Please see the first question in the FAQ:
http://www.realvnc.com/faq.html#hide
...which says no, you can't do it.
Oddly enough, I installed the server on two Windows 2000 systems.
One of them shows
hai,
can anybody tell how to run the winvnc under
service mode.other than in the documentation?
is to possible to change the rfbprotocol version
number
during negotiation if possible how to change.
also tell where is javaviewer code also tell abt
java viewer. how to run?
thanks for help.
I have my settings at Permit All for winvnc4.exe, Permial All for VNCVIEWER.EXE, and
Monitor and Permit WINVNC.EXE I do not run VNC as a service on either machine, I only
run VNC when I am actually going to use it. I just chose those options when the
programs were first launched, and it has
Open regedit and from the registry key
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Run
remove the WinVNC value.
You might also need to remove the shortcuts from the Start menu.
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