Edward Schulz wrote:
server's name. Where and how do I obtain this name?
If you're using Windows, you can go to Control Panel > System > Computer
Name [tab] and the computer's name is listed under "Full computer name".
You can alternatively use IP addresses, which can be found by:
- Go to Sta
Hello Support,
I dnldd the VNC trial version yesterday and loaded the server on to a
client's machine. Today I loaded the viewer on my machine. When I
launch the viewer (on my machine) a message box appears and asks for the
server's name. Where and how do I obtain this name?
Thank you,
Ed
William Hooper wrote
John Lumby wrote:
> ... but no comparable option on the vncviewer, ...
Would this be for the case of:
"-listen [port]
Causes vncviewer to listen on the given port (default 5500) for
reverse connections from a VNC server."
No
Or would this be for the case of:
"If
Apologies if this message is a duplicate - I can't see it on the ML so I am
assuming it never got through?
On Wednesday 11 October 2006 18:38, Alex Pelts wrote:
> Use netstat and see if ssh is listening on local host on the right port.
> default vnc port is 5900 by the way. 5800 is the one that j
