I am unable to get a Windows XP machine to access a W98 PC utilizing VNCserver
(V 1.2.9). I have completly left the default settings alone, and am having no
luck at all. Any help would be greatly appreciated!
Jay Mancin
Gainesville, GA 30506
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VNC-Li
1) Find out your PC's (the one you want to VNC into) MAC address.
2) Login to your router.
3) Configure your router to always give the same internal ip (192.168.x.y) to the PC.
4) Configure your router to forward traffic into port 12345 (whatever number you
choose) to the IP you configured in (3).
Hi folks,
I run a home office, 3 pcs with static LAN addresses (192.168.0.2 ..3...4)
connected to internet and each other via a Netgear router.
I have installed a VNC server (as a service) on the main machine, the "file
server", at 192.168.0.2 (static).
Netgear router of course has a firewall.
I have a user who needs to connect to a VNC viewer. We are behind an
ISA firewall, and I have opened port 5500 outbound. I am closer to
connecting, but still not getting there. I get the Attempting to
Connect to host, but an error pops up indicating "unable to connect to
host: Connection timed o
Greetings,
I am using VNC V.4 on Windows 2000 professional.
It must be registered as a service. Then if you are using a firewall and or
a router the ports have to be forwarded.
I had some problems until I understood just what VNC was doing and what it
needed. I have been using it in various modes
I read your initial description more carefully this time. Your linksys router is
reporting that its WAN IP
is 10.10.5.2. That IP address is a non routing IP address. It sounds like your
Linksys Network
Everywhere Hub is connected to another router on another LAN. When you use IPChicken
the
Well, first of all, I have become so overwhelmed with LANs and WANs that I
can hardly think straight. So please bear with me.
Can I VNC from one machine to another using the LAN IP - is the LAN IP the
IP address of each computer? I always thought it was, but I'm not sure
anymore. Here's what I'
Are you able to VNC from one machine on the LAN to another using the LAN IP? That
would tell
you that the server on the machine is working okay. If that doesn't work then you
need to solve that
problem first.
Are the machines running XP service pack 2? If so, SP2 installed a firewall and yo
Hello -
I am new to VNC and networking in general. I apologize if I am asking
"simple" questions, but they are mine and I do need to know.
I am trying to setup VNC in my small office for a few of my machines. I am
starting to wonder if the network setup might be impacting my ability to
properl
Hi,
Does VNC V.4 server support on Windows 2000
Professional?
The service started fine, but I can't VNC from another
computer to it. Any ideas? Thanks.
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Wez,
I installed latest version if Winsock 2.0 but it had no effect. The
problem persists.
Jaakko
Jaakko,
Ignore the registry-related lines.
Does your Windows 95 system have Winsock 2.0 installed, or only Winsock 1.1?
Wez @ RealVNC Ltd.
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From: Jaakko Saari [mailto:[E
Jaakko,
Ignore the registry-related lines.
Does your Windows 95 system have Winsock 2.0 installed, or only Winsock 1.1?
Wez @ RealVNC Ltd.
> -Original Message-
> From: Jaakko Saari [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: 25 October 2004 15:53
> To: James Weatherall; [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sub
OK, it says:
TCP Listening on port 5900 failed
Unable to create listening port
And then about registry some lines that I didnt write down and a line in
Finnish language:
"This function is only available in Win32"
Jaakko
Jaakko,
Connect Refused means that the remote computer is not running anythi
Jaakko,
Connect Refused means that the remote computer is not running anything that
is accepting VNC connections on the specified port number - this will be
because the server is not listening.
Try running the server in application mode, using:
Winvnc4.exe "log=*:stderr:30"
>From a command-prom
I have setup vnc to query localhost for a XDMCP session and login to CDE,
and this works fine on Solaris 9, but on Solaris 8 machines, the login
hangs after providing user and passwd (i am left with a black screen). the
/var/dt/Xerrors log shows the message:
dtlogin: received signal 11
When I
Oh! It ought to be so, I didn't really try it I think.
I try again tonight and report back.
Thanks for advice.
Jaakko
Jaako,
There is a tray icon update bug in the current release of VNC 4.0 - are you
sure your server is not actually listening?
Wez @ RealVNC Ltd.
>> -Original Message-
>>
I dont believe there is anything wrong with SSL, its just that ssh can
provide at least an equal level of security, and has been used to
tunnel VNC by a lot of people.
I was recommending it as you will find much more documentation on
using VNC with SSH, than with SSL.
--Angelo
On Sun, 24 Oct 200
On *Your* router forward 5500.
On *their* computer install vnc, (set up as service?)
On *Your* computer run a "Listening VNC Viewer"
On *their* computer make sure VNC Server is running,
Right-Click on tray icon and select "Add Client",
Have them type in *Your* public IP/Domain.
Go
Ok now I get it!
Since normally I don't have any troubles with fonst on my X I never gave it the time
to understand the process of fonts.
So if I'm getting this right, the issue is the following:
- Xvnc does not support ALL fonts
- You ither use fontpaths or fontservers or boths
I think I saw
http://faq.gotomyvnc.com will help you quite a bit.
-Original Message-
From: Charles Smith [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Sunday, October 24, 2004 6:55 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: tunnel
Could somebody explain how to tunnel through the router to our server this
computer in this c
OooKk!
I'm getting tired, been tryng most things I know of to get this working.
But it still doesn't work. A hint could be found by some vnc-expert here if I present
my working :0 display versus my :1 not working display.
Here comes my Display :0
http://www.algonet.se/~noktork/Download/V
Jaako,
There is a tray icon update bug in the current release of VNC 4.0 - are you
sure your server is not actually listening?
Wez @ RealVNC Ltd.
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> Sent: 25 October 2004 05:35
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