On Sun, 2004-10-17 at 12:20, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Hi!
>
> I need to open vncviewer in a remote computer.
> How I can make it?
>
> Thanks in advance,
> Sonia
>
Hello Sonia, I'm not sure what you mean...
It sounds like you are connected to a remote machine, and want to
connect to a third m
On Sun, 2004-10-17 at 08:43, Jennifer lambert wrote:
> Hi
>
> I have a problem with VNC connection via VPN through firewall. Not sure how
> to fix it. Hope to get your help.
>
> My friends what's to work at home using her laptop (Winxp Pro) to connect a
> pc which is on a LAN(workgroup) at offi
Hi,
I'm a user on muti-lang requirement. When I start vncserver with
Chinese locale setting, some Korean can't be displayed well and vice
versa even though I have changed LC_ALL and NLS_LANG. Is there any way
to avoid this? Or is there any way to change the initial locale setting
without res
I have a Netscreen NS5XT firewall. If I allow all ports to my server, which
is behind the firewall, the VNC connection works. If I allow only TCP ports
5801, 5901 and 5501 the connections fails. According to the documentation
these ports are the only ones I should open.
VNC runs as a service and I
Angelo Sarto wrote:
The other option that I use is SSH
SSH allows you to tunnel any port over a secure connection. It also
can allow in some circumstances to run the SSH server on any computer
and tunnel traffic through it.
However, SSH is also a dificult beast to tame.
not at all. here is a ni
On Mon, 2004-10-18 at 10:18, Marcus Lager wrote:
> I have a Netscreen NS5XT firewall. If I allow all ports to my server, which
> is behind the firewall, the VNC connection works. If I allow only TCP ports
> 5801, 5901 and 5501 the connections fails. According to the documentation
> these ports are
Hello
I have a network in which are some VNC Server, they should be accessed
by
clients from outside the network. Ok, for this I found a lot of
solutions (ssh).
But now the difficult part:
There should be a central instance where the client user have to be
authoriz
http://linux.thai.net/plone/Members/ans/release/EasyVNC <-- Does this
solve your problem?
On Mon, 18 Oct 2004, Ronny von Garrel wrote:
>Hello
>I have a network in which are some VNC Server, they should be accessed
>by
>clients from outside the network. Ok, for this I found
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"Theese ports assume you are using display ":1" (accessed via command:
"vncviewer machine:1"). Is that the case? "
- No, I don4t believe I am. I4m running VNC as a service on the server and
clients connect by using the VNC viewer and stating the mapped IP address
and the password I set up using V
On Mon, 2004-10-18 at 14:24, Marcus Lager wrote:
> "Theese ports assume you are using display ":1" (accessed via command:
> "vncviewer machine:1"). Is that the case? "
>
> - No, I don4t believe I am. I4m running VNC as a service on the server and
> clients connect by using the VNC viewer and stat
Hi
I'm trying to connect from a Windows 2000 computer to a Linux server
I've done this a few days before and no problems then
The only thing that has changed since the last time I connected is the
hostname
hostname was: localhost
hostname now is: aspserver.localdomain
When I look in the logfile of
Is there a way to specify a password at the command line with VNC4 for
Windows? It's not in the options list for vncviewer.exe /?. The docs that
I can find on the website don't go into details on the command line
arguments. For example, SendPtrEvents works in a config file, but you must
use Send
I had our Europe uninstall version 4.0. I had them recheck the services
running on the Windows NT Server. There was still a separate VNC Service
running. They stopped the service and removed the realvnc folder.
I had them reinstall the RealVNC 4.0 and set the password and I have been
able to co
Hi!
and thank you Jerry.
Please forgive my ignorance in this subject, but the problem is that I need to
run vncviewer alowing the person on the remote computer to see the vncviewer
display (in order to let that person see some events...). The idea is to export
the display, but I've been unsuccessf
This is achieved using .vnc Configuration files, rather than via a
command-line option.
Wez @ RealVNC Ltd.
> -Original Message-
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> Subject: Command Line Argume
I'm using RealVNC 4 and sometimes when disconnected after idle for long time
without activity. When I try to use it again the keyboard on the remote side
went into different types of keys for example the a becames accented a (a) e
becames accented e (i), don't know what happen with tab and backspac
hello
i've got a problem with VNC:
it's installed on my pc and the firewall is well configured (port 5800
and 5900 open on TCP and UDP)
but i can't take the control of my pc : when i try both java and vnc
client it says "connection refused" . (ps: the java client load
Possibly, you have the port "open" and not redirected.
You need a port forward of 5900 to your local machine if your firewall
is doing PAT/NAT.
(i.e. you have only one public IP shared for many computers)
Simply Opening 5900 will prolly route the packet into the bit bucket.
??
--Angelo
On Mon,
You could use vnc-enterprise.
Then you get encryption and each server can set up access acording to
it's Local/domain Users (windows) .
--Angelo
On Mon, 18 Oct 2004 19:03:36 +0700 (ICT), Anon Sricharoenchai
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> http://linux.thai.net/plone/Members/ans/release/EasyVNC <--
That is a pretty good description thanks for the bookmark. I use
OpenSSH for windows which wraps the Cgywin and ssh stuff all together
in a nice little windows installer
http://sshwindows.sourceforge.net/
Using this (which is the same as following those instructions:)
I have this setup
PC2 ---
Hi all,
I have two PCs, one WinXP one Win2k, connected through a switch, without a firewall or
VPN connection between them. Just a plain
Ethernet connection.
When I reboot the WinXP machine, I am unable to use VNC Viewer on my Win2k machine to
connect. I see the following error:
Unable to c
On Mon, 2004-10-18 at 17:00, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Hi!
>
> and thank you Jerry.
> Please forgive my ignorance in this subject,
Everybody starts someday, your ignorance cannot be more than mine when I
started. There where a lot of nice people around to hold my hand...
Now it's your/my turn
On Mon, 2004-10-18 at 16:52, waren be wrote:
>hello
>
>i've got a problem with VNC:
>
>it's installed on my pc and the firewall is well configured (port 5800
>and 5900 open on TCP and UDP)
>
>but i can't take the control of my pc : when i try both java and vnc
>client
I've been successfully tunneling my VNC connection between my Windows 2000
box at work and my RedHat 9 box at home. Both sides are using TightVNC. I've
used TVNC 1.2.9 and 1.3-Dev5 at work and now, for some strange reason today,
when I try to connect via an SSH-tunneled session (using PuTTY per
htt
Jen,
Sounds like you have opened the ports on the firewall necessary for VNC, but
you also need to open the TCP port for VPN since all the encapsulated data
packets are transferred on this port (I don't remember the port number but
it may be mentioned in the documentation for your firewall, or if
On Mon, 2004-10-18 at 19:27, John Aldrich wrote:
> I've been successfully tunneling my VNC connection between my Windows 2000
> box at work and my RedHat 9 box at home. Both sides are using TightVNC. I've
> used TVNC 1.2.9 and 1.3-Dev5 at work and now, for some strange reason today,
> when I try to
Scratch my previous response... I do NOT think it is working. I have VNC
running on my RedHat box at home. I have verified that it *is* running
currently (ps aux | grep vnc) and when I try to telnet to the localhost:5901
it doesn't work. I don't get the RFB.
-Original Message-
From: Jerome
Hi.
I want to do VNC to my home computer, but I only have a private IP address
provided by my ISP company. I have no control over firewall, router or proxy,
all these things are managed by my ISP. So I can4t do port forwarding.
Is there any workaround to access my home computer via VNC?
Thanks,
I have installed vnc server on my computer bud I want to access it
with an other computer over the internet by using vnc viewer. Bud
because the vnc server is my computer that is registered in a lan home
network with 3 pc's my ip adress is 192.168.0.4 and on the internet
How do you connect to the internet? DSL/Cable-modem? I'm guessing that you
either use dial-up or have a router for cable or DSL. What you need to do is
forward port 590x on your router's external IP address to 192.168.0.4.
If you give us more details about how your home LAN is connected to the
in
what is the ip address of your home computer?
or, better, what is the first number in the xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx sequence?
i think you are misunderstanding the terms "private" and "public"
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Behalf Of Dr. Vicent-Ramon Palasi Lal
I recommend a DSL Router to connect your LAN to the DSL modem, instead of
directly connecting your XP box to the modem. That also provides somewhat of
a hardware firewall for your PC. As for using your XP box to do the routing,
you'd have to set up routing in there. I've never done that myself.
--
I work with an internet gateway. It's just 1 pc that is conected to
the internet and to a network hub/switch.
_
Koop geen kat in een zak. Probeer alles 14 dagen bij jouw thuis.
I have removed all firewalls. I ran a Port scanner and 5800 and 5900 are
closed on both machines. My router is set to forward both those ports both
udp and tcp. I don't understand why they are closed nor how to open them. I
get a different error msg. now 10061.
XP sp2 Router is linksys befw11s4
Thank you, Valis.
My IP number is 192.168.xxx.xxx
It is a private IP, isn4t it?
Regards,
Dr. Vicent-Ramon Palasm Lallana
Director Acadimico.
Universidad Francisco Gavidia
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I have a dsl modem on one pc in the lan that shares his connection to
the other pc. Yes, that I already heard from somebody bud how do I do
that. I ame working with windows Xp home
>From: John Aldrich <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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The eventlog is a windows thing, not a VNC thing, but the VNC server
will write to it. Start->Run->eventvwr.
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Ah ok bud could you maiby tell me how to forward a port to a ip
adress?
thanks
>From: John Aldrich <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>To: 'julien ertveldt' <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>Subject: RE: acces vnc server in lan on an extern pc, forwarding port
to i p
>Date: M
Well, this is too strange. One of the fellow list-members helped me test my
system out and it started working again, so I don't know what the issue was,
but it's working now...
Thanks to everyone for their help!
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Yes, but you need to use a "Bouncer", and since theese use internet
bandwidth they cost money
see http://www.gotomypc.com
they can help you...
Jerry
On Mon, 2004-10-18 at 20:37, Dr. Vicent-Ramon Palasm Lallana wrote:
> Hi.
>
> I want to do VNC to my home computer, but I only have a privat
On Mon, 2004-10-18 at 20:54, julien ertveldt wrote:
>I have installed vnc server on my computer bud I want to access it
>with an other computer over the internet by using vnc viewer. Bud
>because the vnc server is my computer that is registered in a lan home
>network with
On Mon, 2004-10-18 at 20:28, John Aldrich wrote:
> Scratch my previous response... I do NOT think it is working. I have VNC
> running on my RedHat box at home. I have verified that it *is* running
> currently (ps aux | grep vnc) and when I try to telnet to the localhost:5901
> it doesn't work. I do
On Mon, 2004-10-18 at 21:47, Ken Korshin wrote:
> I have removed all firewalls. I ran a Port scanner and 5800 and 5900 are
> closed on both machines. My router is set to forward both those ports both
> udp and tcp. I don't understand why they are closed nor how to open them. I
> get a different
In fact I have a web site (hosted by a hosting company) and I waste most of
its bandwidth, because there are few visitors. So is it possible to install
this "bouncer" on my web site to redirect to my home computer?
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks,
Dr. Vicent-Ramon Palasm Lallana
Di
You actualy only need control of one firewall on either end.
Your ISP blocks ports? That seems somewhat strange. I know some do,
but all ports that seems odd.
try http://www.broadbandreports.com/scan
and do a port scan on yourself I bet your isp isnt blocking as much
as you think (unless t
When you say your ouside IP is 81., how do you know this? I
assume you are using an online reflector?
If you are using internet connection sharing in windows I don't know
how to forward ports, but im sure you can find something on the Web
about it (you may not be able to)
PLEASE, PLEASE buy
I agree with some of the previous posts,
the first step is to get the VPN up and running correctly.
You are thinking of doing this?
HomeLaptopServer
PC on the Lan
vncviewer --> VPN Client ->(Internet)-->VPN Server-->-vnc ser
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