Re: Ctrl-Alt-Del from X to Windows

Hi Jamie, Try CTRL + ALT + SHIFT + DEL Bye. -- Jean-Michel VEAUVY mailto:veauvy@;atool.fr -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Date: Wed, 06 Nov 2002 17:22:04 -0500 Subject: Ctrl-Alt-Del from X to Windows > I'm connecting from an vncviewer

Re: Registry Settings

Hi ben, bbticu> I'm specifically after the settings for the Password, bbticu> AllowEditClients, AllowProperties, and AllowShutdown. bbticu> Which should the above go under? All these keys MUST be under HKLM\Software... -- Regards, Jean-Michelmailto:veauvy@;atool.fr

Re: VNC nad Dr. Watson

Hi Raszkiewicz, RT> Hello All RT> I have some problem with VNC both 3.3.3r9 and 3.3.4 ver. RT> I installed vnc on 6 nt servers with sp6 and newest fixes. (all RT> machines are compaq with the same system configuration - packs RT> +fixes) 3 servers working without any problems but on other 3 vnc RT

Re: How can I use VNC viewer to view a DHCP client

Hi Ceri, CH> I need to be able to connect to one or morer systems that are allocated IP CH> addresses by a DHCP server. Is there any (easy) way to find the desired system CH> and so connect to its VNC Server from a system that is on the same LAN? Just put its "netbios" name or DNS name in VNC Vie

Re: Shutdown WinVNC

Hi BDiedrich, Bp> I know, there is the registry-key "AllowShutdown" to prevent the Bp> shutdown of WinVNC. But if the user takes the taskmanager then he Bp> can shutdown the server. Is there any possibility to to prevent Bp> showing WinVNC in the taskmanager? If your users are *only* users, I don

Re: How to identify clients connected to VNC Server

Hi Venkat, VP> I have VNC server running on my machine. VP> How do I identify VNC clients connected to my machine? I need to VP> know their IP addresses. On windows: netstat -an and look at the computers dealing with local ports 5900-5999 HTH -- Regards, Jean-Michel

Re: Remote install of WinVNC 3.3.4 thru the STRCM tool

Hi GLM, G> Anyonw knows how individual files can be extracted from the WinVNC G> 3.3.4 installation package (VNC-3.3.4-X86_WIN32.EXE)? Try VNC-3.3.4-X86_WIN32.EXE /? or VNC-3.3.4-X86_WIN32.EXE -x... HTH -- Regards, Jean-Michelmailto:veauvy@;atool.fr ___

Re: AuthHosts settings?

Hi Kent, KK> I wonder if it is possible to set up a group of IP addresses for this KK> purpose. KK> Meaning that I have 15 servers that I only want to allow to be KK> accessed from the IP range 192.168.10.10 to 192.168.10.80. AFAIK, you must put: -:+192.168.10.10:+192.168.10.11::+192.168.10.80:

Re: Almost a service

Hi Matthew, MOP> I am running NT4.0 SP6a and vnc 3.3.4. I installed it successfully MOP> and clicked on the install-as-a-service icon. However, the only way MOP> I can get to the machine is if I am already logged in. MOP> I would have thought that the service would be running when the box MOP> c

Re: Running VNC on port 80

Hi Frederic, FL> Hello, FL> I'm trying to access my computer from school, but unfortunatly all FL> ports above 1024 are blocked at school. Is it possible to get vnc to FL> use port 80? I know this port is not blocked since i can access the FL> web from school. On your personal computer, laucnh r

Re: Security of the data in the TCP/IP data packets

Hi Graham, GH>>> Just how secure are the data packets that run between the VNC GH>>> Server and the VNC Client, compared to pcAnywhere? JMV>> Easy: there's no encryption at all! JMV>> If you want to have a secure transmission between the two boxes, you JMV>> need to use Zebedee or SSH for instan

Re: Security of the data in the TCP/IP data packets

Hi Graham, GH> Hello vnc-list, GH> Just how secure are the data packets that run between the VNC GH> Server and the VNC Client, compared to pcAnywhere? Easy: there's no encryption at all! If you want to have a secure transmission between the two boxes, you need to use Zebedee or SSH for insta

Re: VNC 3.3.4 server crashes on NT 4 Server

Hi Brian, CB> I have been able to reproduce this on multiple NT 4 Servers, but not CB> consistently. When trying to connect with Win2k or Linux clients CB> (3.3.4), I get the connection window and enter the password, but CB> nothing happens and the VNC server has crashed with a Dr. Watson CB> er

Re: Ctrl-Alt-Dlt

Hi Darren, DC> I have just installed VNC server on my XP machine at work and am DC> trying to view it on my ME machine at home, but I can not log into DC> my server PC when it is locked. I have looked at the docs on the NVC DC> website which say that I should be able to log in even when my DC> ma

Re: Question

Hi Randall, RK> I apologize in advance for a question that has probably been asked RK> before but I find no answer in the FAQ or the VNC documentation. RK> After I log on to various different connections, all the addresses RK> remain in the connection details window when I start to log on. Is RK>

Re: (no subject)

Hi Jennifer, HJ> We are running a WinNT network and are getting ready to deploy VNC. HJ> We want to try to lock down VNC so no one outside of our campus can HJ> access our computers. Is there a registry command that will allow HJ> us to do this? Yes, in the registry you can use AuthHosts under

Re: AllowProperties

Hi Jason, JH> I create and setup this DWord value to '0' in regedit on win2kpro JH> and it still allows me and other users to change the pwd and other JH> settings .. i'm doing this in the winvnc3 folder under JH> HKEY_CURRENT_USER AFAIK, this key MUST be under HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\ORL\W

Re: VNC v3.3.4 on win2k

Hi Sorin, SS> After pushing out the new vnc-version, and testing that it actually SS> works to connect to, I see that the properties-choice in the SS> RMB-trayicon is grayed out on all pushed installs. Would anybody SS> know why? Perhaps your script configure the key HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\

Re: Remove System Tray Icon

Hi Daniel, TD> How can I hide the System Tray Icon of VNC? If you use TightVNC, you can add a reg key as a dword of DisableTrayIcon and set it to 1 in HKLM/Software/ORL/Winvnc3 HTH. -- Regards, Jean-Michelmailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] ___