Unfortunately, VNC does not work well with XP. You will need to disable
Fast User Switching if you want to use VNC reliably. It's a shame
though, as that is one of the best features of XP...
Philip Starks wrote:
I'm connected to and controlling another computer but when I click on
the limited
I'm connected to and controlling another computer but when I click on
the limited account button on the XP welcome screen I get dropped off.
I'm using VNC 4.1.1. What can I do anyone?
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Hi averybody,
I have a problem with the java vnc client 4.1. I have
compilled the source and I have maked tha jar file and
every thing is ok but the color depth. I could not
have true color on the viewer.
Is this a limitation of the java viewer?
Is there workaround or a fix for that?
I will greatl
Scott,
You should still find that you can re-enable the firewall and set VNC server
as an exception - I'd be interested to hear whether that then works (with or
without a reboot). It may be that Windows firewall is getting confused by
the order in which it and VNC server start up - if VNC server
Mike,
No, "Add New Client" is used to connect out from a server to a listening
viewer. This is termed a "reverse" connection, since it is more normal to
connect from viewer to server, and is mainly used where firewalls prevent
viewer to server connections.
Regards,
Wez @ RealVNC Ltd.
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Thanks!
I forgot the magic of the Windows Reboot. After turning off the Windows
Firewall and REBOOTING, everything is working okay. I can now to connect
to any of these machines without a problem. Funny how it worked with the
firewall on until MS came out with some new security patches.
- Scott
It's a feature that allows a "reverse" connection -- i.e. the server can add
a listening client, however the client machine has to be listening.
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What does the "Add New Client" feature mean? Do I need to do something there in
order to connect from the viewer?
MikeT
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Yes, My installation seemed to quite working in exactly the same way and I'm yet
to get it working.
MikeT
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Scott,
Can you check the Application Event Log on the problem server machine, to
determine whether connections are even being received by VNC Server?
If the computers in question are on a LAN, protected by a NAT firewall, then
you probably don't want to leave a firewall enabled on the computers
t
> As far
> as I know, the
> vnc-server will reset if the console-geometry changes so the
> viewer must also be
> restarted.
This is not true of any recent versions of VNC.
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Wez @ RealVNC Ltd.
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Hi,
I have a couple of machines that are set to auto-update from MS. They
now have the latest and greatest MS security patches for XP SP2 on them.
However, I can no longer connect to these machines using RealVNC 4.1.1.
I have read about putting VNC viewer/server into the exceptions list on
the fi
I know the settings can change, but only per the options on there server
correct? Are there any plans for a "fit to screen" option in the viewport?
it would be similar to the zoom wizard that's build into the view port,
except you would be able to resize the window, and choose fit to screen as a
z
Rabinowitz, Ethan wrote:
The perfect setting for the computer I use the viewer on is 1280 x 960, but
the only video settings when using my viewer comp, are the settings for the
server comp (which does not have 1280x960 as an option).
Are there any plans for the viewer to be able to display via s
I think Ethan was looking for a feature that can be found in the RDP client,
where you can select the screen size.
But I understand that such feature cannot be implemented in VNC, at least
not now.
Best regards,
Yury
SmartCode Solutions - The VNC Manager Creator
WWW: http://www.s-code.com
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Ethan,
VNC Viewer does not have "screen resolution choices", which is why I don't
understand what you mean. The size of the desktop is determined purely by
the display settings as configured at the server, not by the VNC Viewer.
Regards,
Wez @ RealVNC Ltd.
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Hey Wez,
hmmm, I'm not sure how else to say this.The screen resolution choices
from the viewer software are based on the available option of the graphics
card from the computer running the server. However, the perfect screen
resolution setting for the display card from the viewer computer is
Ethan,
I'm afraid I don't understand what you mean. Can you explain?
Regards,
Wez @ RealVNC Ltd.
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Mike,
Check the Application Event Log on the computer that is running VNC Server -
it should contain messages of the form "Connections: closed", with a
description of the reason for closing the connection.
Regards,
Wez @ RealVNC Ltd.
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Alex,
> It probably
> is not so good over slow connections but I have little
> experience with
> slow connections. Unix variant in my opinion is perfect in
> all respects.
The standard VNC distribution uses the ZRLE encoding, which is still the
best encoding available in terms of CPU usage an
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