Bob-you probably right-maybe sth is wrong with my mainboard, but at this
time it seems I'll have to live with that-to all the answer is yes except
windows firewall-I have it curently runnining but while it was disabled
there was the same problem.
Mark-thanks for trying but I'm working in our IT d
Hi friends,
I run a vncviewer in listen mode on machine A and VNC server on machine B, and
use vncconfig on B to connect A.
So if I run vncconfig twice, I will see two identical VNC window on A.
I want to detect that whether there is already a connection between them. If
there is already a conne
most network admin won't allow vnc connection from outside your domain or
office. this is no no for them.
This would be a security breach.
If you
really need this, setup a vnc server in your front end if you like or allow
vnc connection to pass your firewall. From there you can vnc your workstat
You can store connection settings including password in the config file.
Look at save tab in configuration dialog.
Regards,
Alex
Kapil Mali wrote:
> Is it possible that I store password somewhere in "VNC Viwer" or somewhere
> else so that I dono't have to type password each time. Waiting for you
Is it possible that I store password somewhere in "VNC Viwer" or somewhere
else so that I dono't have to type password each time. Waiting for your quick
reply.
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For GNU/Linux systems, I see this option for vncconfig:
-connect host[:port]
Tells an Xvnc server to make a "reverse" connection to a listen-
ing VNC viewer (normally connections are made the other way
round - the viewer connects to the server). host is the host
wher
