Re: No connection

On Wednesday 10 January 2007 22:36, GORDON KILVINGTON wrote: > Hi > > I wonder if you could help me?, i have read the frequently asked questions > but does not answer my question. When i installed the server on a machine > then the viewer onto mine, it connected excellently, i was well pleased. > B

Re: compatibility

On Wednesday 10 January 2007 21:45, thebluejay wrote: > I would like to know if I upgrade to RealVNC Viewer 4.1 from version > 4.0.0.26, will I still be able to access another computer with RealVNC > Server 4.0.0.26 installed or is it necessary to upgrade the Server as well. > > Also can the RealVN

RE: compatibility

All VNC versions are designed to be fully interoperable with one another. VNC Server must be installed in order for a system to be accessible via VNC Viewer. Cheers, Wez @ RealVNC Ltd. > -Original Message- > From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of thebluejay

No connection

Hi I wonder if you could help me?, i have read the frequently asked questions but does not answer my question. When i installed the server on a machine then the viewer onto mine, it connected excellently, i was well pleased. But when i turned off the laptop with the server on, then back on, it

compatibility

I would like to know if I upgrade to RealVNC Viewer 4.1 from version 4.0.0.26, will I still be able to access another computer with RealVNC Server 4.0.0.26 installed or is it necessary to upgrade the Server as well. Also can the RealVNC Viewer 4.1 under Win 2K access a computer using Windows XP

RE: Logging

Niaz, Firstly, you should upgrade to VNC Free Edition 4.1.2, to avoid the security issue in version 4.1 & 4.1.1. Secondly, you should either use a security-enabled build of VNC (Enterprise or Personal Editions) or tunnel connections to your server via another protocol such as SSH. A log file can

Re: Logging

VNC 4 normally output to system logs, visible via Event Viewer. But I understand that it would be nice if we could make it output log to file. Daniel Clarke wrote: > I kind of do that with my router, my Netgear router shows the log of when > people come in (says COMPUTERNAME match) and time,

Re: server test page

1 problem i originally had at home was it never worked, then after about 6 weeks it did for no apparent reason, then in work i was setting up VNC, and i realized it still didn't work, the way i resolved this was to update my router firmware (i have a Netgear DG834) after doing that, it worked fine.

Re: Logging

I kind of do that with my router, my Netgear router shows the log of when people come in (says COMPUTERNAME match) and time, and IP so i use that for checking times..besides that im not sure, hope this helps Dan On 10/01/07, Niaz Khan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > I've been searching the previou

Re: server test page

mira glochowsky wrote: > hi, > thank you ; i have a router BUT... > > i have correctly installed the vnc server (and runs) i can connect from my > other pc... i have typed in the correct adress (dyndns) > and i have configured the router for port 5900 and 5800. Make sure your VNC is really r

Logging

I've been searching the previous post but can't find an answer to this & there is nothing in the FAQ's I have version 4.11 of VNC installed on a PC & I would like to create a log file that will entry all session to this PC. Is this possible & if yes how? Niaz Niaz Khan IT Systems Administrator T

server test page

hi, thank you ; i have a router BUT... i have correctly installed the vnc server (and runs) i can connect from my other pc... i have typed in the correct adress (dyndns) and i have configured the router for port 5900 and 5800. i have win xp but disabled firewall ! see my last posts... please

Re: Access to server from a different location.

On Wednesday 10 January 2007 12:40, Anthony Luise wrote: > Hello, > I have downloaded the vnc on my server (PC) and > my laptop (wireless). When I am in the office (laptop > next to PC) I can gain access with the laptop to take > control of the Server (PC). However, when I take the > laptop

Access to server from a different location.

Hello, I have downloaded the vnc on my server (PC) and my laptop (wireless). When I am in the office (laptop next to PC) I can gain access with the laptop to take control of the Server (PC). However, when I take the laptop to my house and try to gain access to my server it fails to connect.

Problem with vnc connection

We have a number of vnc connections to Solaris servers. All but 1 are working fine. On 1 server we are having problems. When connection from Windows desktop with VNC viewer I get to the point of entering the server username and password and then it fails. No errors shown on the screen when it