What are your opinions on this? (below) How serious is it?
Mike
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Can someone provide a quick refresher course on how to enable logging of
connections and connection attempts to VNC Server 4.1.
Regards,
Ross
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RAYMOND KNIGHT wrote on :
>I am having trouble logging into either of my two
>machines at home from work and would appreciate any
>help that this list can give me. I have two machine
>at home which operate through a linksys router as
>well as a Comcast Cable modem.
Raymond, under the settings of the server, connections, there should be a
"+" in the window. You can also enter 255.255.255.255/0.0.0.0 and then see
if you can make a connection (under Options|Connections, Access Control). If
you've changed the ports, you'll need to add "::" with being the
Please take a look at the FAQ and in particular, look for "port forwarding".
http://www.realvnc.com/faq.html
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I am having trouble logging into either of my two machines at home
from work and would appreciate any help that this list can give me. I
have two machine at home which operate through a linksys router as
well as a Comcast Cable modem.I am trying to get access to my two
Greg Betz wrote on :
> i have mulitple computers on my network and i am how you
> pick a certain computer if you are coming from over thei
> internet, for example i am at my school and trying to
> access our main computer instead of this, how do i do that
>
Upon re-reading your question, I see you
Yes this improves things somewhat, thanks...
Is there a 64 bit compatible version in the pipeline?
Regards,
Keith.
> -Original Message-
> From: James Weatherall [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: 02 May 2006 11:05
> To: Keith Hall; vnc-list@realvnc.com
> Subject: RE: VNC on Windows x64
Phil Dobbin wrote on :
(snip)
>
> If I try to connect Mac -> Linux I get a connection
> refused on port 5900. I'm using the password set up in
> vncpasswd.
>
> A search of the mailing list archives turned up nothing,
> so any help appreciated.
>
Just to add to what others have said, typically,
Cristiano Fiore wrote on :
> Hallo to all subscribers.
> Here's my question: I'd need to view on my PC (running
> VNC Server, with static IP), a window with the desktop of
> the PC wich is calling me (running VNC viewer, with
> dinamic IP), so I can't operate in the PC of my customer
> under his s
SL,
If you have simply installed VNC and allowed it to register the VNC Server
as normal, and not changed the service's startup settings, then it should
work as expected.
Which version of VNC Server are you using?
What is the error you get when you "can't connect"?
Regards,
Wez @ RealVNC Ltd.
[In a message on Sun, 07 May 2006 19:48:13 EDT,
Andrew Zirkel wrote:]
>OSX has a vnc server built in. Go into your sharing prefs and turn
>Apple Remote Desktop on. It'll pop up a dialog asking for which
>permissions to give local users. Populate the VNC password field and
>then a vnc cli
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