Hi can you please help me out, Vnc(4.4.0) viewer runs in user mode but not
in service mode on a windows XP home. Fast user is off as is remote
connection.
firewall is set up to let VNC in.
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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
27;ve been searching for a long time but can't find a solution.
Hope you can help me out,
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I am running the latest version of VNC under win XP as a service. I am
connecting with the terminal server client from an Ubuntu Linux laptop. I
can connect to the XP "server" just fine. When I log in as one user (using
the XP login screen) all is well. If I try to log in as another user then
Hi all
I am trying to connect to a remote PC using VNC 4.12. I receive an
error stating: Connection Failed. I don't even get a log on prompt
I have done the following :
* Confirmed that the VNC Server Service is running on both my PC
and the remote PC
* I can successfully telne
how I set up the server on my
laptop).
Any advise would be really appreciated. This seems an amazing product,
especially for the cost, and means I don't have to upgrade my friends PCs to
XP Pro J
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I've used the Real VNC Viewer before to connect to
dial-up (by just entering server's IP address) but
this doesn't work when I try to connect to someone
with Qwest DSL.
I'm thinking it's a port setting or that I have to
enter something in addition to the IP address to
connect.
How do I configure
I sometimes find it necessary to click the mouse somewhere within the
viewer window to give keyboard focus back to it.
Mark.
20070627vnclist.z.does-at-spamgourmet.com |VNC| wrote:
Hello,
I'm running vncviewer v3.3.7 under Ubuntu Linux. I use the -fullscreen
option, but it has a pr
sp2 with Internet Explorer v6 on an IBM T43
Thinkpad PC.
If you or anyone on the discussion list has any ideas on how I can
figure out what is causing the vncviewer.exe executable to disappear as
soon as it is executed please pass along.
Thanks,
Mark
VNC.exe
sterling job on this list, and seem blessed with infinite
patience. Thanks for the product and the support.
On Wed, 25 Apr 2007 @3:56pm, James Weatherall wrote
> Hi Mark,
>
> VNC 3.3.3r2 is an extremely old version. Simply upgrading to a VNC 4 series
> server will address Joel's i
lock the server out to new clients for
hundreds of hours.
AFAIK the only cure is to fix your copy of the source code, or find a
version which doesn't have this behaviour. Alternatively, try to minimise
exposure of your vnc port, eg by using a port number well out of the
common ra
d this out.
Thanks,
Mark.
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w's exact location and size in
> advance, in which case vncsnapshot will work (it can be told to grab just a
> portion of the screen).
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questions it would be much appreciated,
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Hi James,
Thanks for the reply.
The server is set to accept connections on port 5900.
I cannot see information on RFB settings.
Cheers,
Mark
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Sent: 07 February 2007 14:21
To: 'Mark
Hi James, All,
Further to my email below, I find that I can connect >from< the Win95 machine
to the XP PC without any problems.
However, when I try to connect the other way the connection is refused.
Does this provide any clues to the problem?
Cheers,
Mark
> -Origina
y and solve the problem, I have also set up port forwarding on both
routers to enable port 5900 to be forwarded to
the Win95 PC, but this has not helped.
Any help and suggestions cheerfully received!
Thanks,
Mark
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Hi Jesse,
See this link:
http://www.redstonesoftware.com/products/vine/multidesktop.html
I use OSXvnc as a server on our Mac and connect with RealVNC from my
Windows PC.
Regards,
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I've just done some testing with UltraVNC and noticed that it doesn't
appear to have a VNC authentication time-out - or at least not less
than 5 minutes. ;)
I'm wondering if RealVNC has a (default) time-out? And if anyone has
any insight into this particular function? I would think it would be
I "inherited" a system that is using VNC, the free program I think. I
need to know if VNC creates a log of all connection attempts and if so
how do I view that log.
Mark Drescher
Assistant CAD Coordinator
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Troy, NY 12180
518-270-41
129.200.9.33:0
where :0 indicatess the port on the remote windows viewer on
129.200.9.33 is accepting on port 5800.
regards, Mark
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From: Jerry Westrick <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Subject: Re: Connection problem from a Comca
till no luck. So, I am back to square one.
Would you or anyone else in the VNC support community perchance have another
suggestion?
As always, your input is greatly appreciated.
Sincerely,
Mark Siegal
this problem.
Sincerely,
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Hi, I am trying to use the vnc.so xorg module. I can connect, and things
are fine, but when I disconnect the viewer, the XServer shuts down, with the
following message:
terminate called after throwing an instance of 'rdr::EndOfStream'
X connection to :0.0 broken (explicit kill or server shutdown)
John,
I'm there! I set the password on the Linux box (vncpasswd) and it works
fine.
I really appreciate your input.
Regards,
Mark
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To: mark strauss
Cc: RealVNC List (vnc
;? I have no clue, but it
seems to me that it is something on the Fedora 4 side, not the Windows-XP
side.
Regards,
Mark
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Sent: Wednesday, May 24, 2006 12:05 PM
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Larry,
Great info! I'm looking at the log file now. I'll also check out the
"google" suggestion.
Thanks!
Mark
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To: mark strauss
Cc: vnc-list@realvnc.com
Su
op and the desktop.
Regards,
Mark
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To: mark strauss
Cc: vnc-list@realvnc.com
Subject: Re: Unable To Connect Between Windows-XP and Fedora 4
On 5/23/06, mark strauss <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
the following results:
New 'localhost.localdomain:1 (mark)' desktop is
localhost.localdomain:1
Which leads me to believe the server was started
2) I started the VNC viewer on the Windows-XP desktop by using the following
menus/pulldowns:
Start > All Program
r.
Thank you for your patience if you've got this far.
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Hi Jim,
Can you send me that binaries for RealVNC 4.1.1 (for Linux) with OpenGL
support? It looks like compiling Xvnc in general is messy and OpenGL is more
complexity.
If you can't send the binary. Please post tips for compiling.
Thanks!
- Mark
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#define BuildGlxExt YES
in xc/config/cf/vnc.def enables it.
My question is, does anyone have binaries for Linux for RealVNC 4.1.1
with OpenGL enabled? And, why is it not enabled by default? (What are
the possible issues with enabling it all the time when it may only be
use
Thanks to all who emailed me w/ help. I'm all set now.
If anyone else is looking for this, it's:
http://www.realvnc.com/products/free/3.3.7/download.html
-MS
On 4/13/06, Mark Shaw <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I need to obtain RealVNC server and viewer for Windows, v
I need to obtain RealVNC server and viewer for Windows, version 3.3.7.
I found a URL for this via a search of the mailing list archives but
it seems to be broken (the URL, that is, not the s/w).
Any help?
Thanks
Mark Shaw <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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... by trying connecting to the server.
the server & client ist working on a local machine.
any ideas ?
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Okay, I figured this out. It was a bad path in my environment for
Solaris. So, running "vncconfig -nowin &" in my ~/.vnc/xstartup works
for Solaris (with olvwm) too, just like Linux (with gnome).
Thanks,
- Mark
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From: Moe, Mark
Sent: Friday, March 03
Okay, I see it now, the IdleTimeout option to Xvnc. Looks like if I set
that to 0, then it will not idle out. The default for real 4.1.1
appears to be 3600 (1 hour).
Thanks,
- Mark
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Sent: Friday, March 10, 2006 11:35 AM
tting for real vncviewer (version 4.1.1)?
Thanks,
- Mark
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Okay, I'll ask our IT group to submit it to Red Hat, since this was seen
using RealVNC 4.1.1 with RHEL4 Gnome which we pay support for (from RH).
Note: so far, besides this warnings, it's been working great with RHEL4
and RHEL3.
Thanks,
- Mark
-Original Message-
From: James
Yeah, we're phasing out Solaris. This is just for legacy apps and so I
had planned to just leave people back on olvwm if using Solaris (I also
liked olvwm too, simple, clean and fast).
- Mark
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Sent: Friday, March 03,
lease include:
- The result of xprop -root | grep XKB
- The result of gconftool-2 -R /desktop/gnome/peripherals/keyboard/xkb
I just Close that error window and things appear to work okay after
that. So, I guess this isn't a big deal, but would be nice to get rid
of.
Thanks,
- Mark
>
my
~/.vnc/xstartup below). Any ideas on Solaris?
Thanks!
- Mark
#!/bin/tcsh
# copy/past sync-up between different X-window buffers
if (-x /cadtools/contrib/bin/autocutsel) then
/cadtools/contrib/bin/autocutsel -fork
endif
# using realvnc?
if ($VNCHOME =~ /cadtools/apps/vnc/real*) then
# m
elp
either. My client options and server options (vncconfig) both say the
copy and paste should be enabled. Any ideas?
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have her install VNC and then work over the viewer
through her 52K modem? If so, please note special hardware configurations
that may be required. I have the standard broadband modem/router hookup.
This would be a great teaching tool.
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(connect to the port 5800).
This works fine (as far as I can see)
Thanks for your support,
Cheers,
I also
Luptak, Miroslav wrote:
Hello, Mark.
You don't need a special VNC proxy. Any TCP forwarder will do, try
rinetd from http://www.boutell.com/rinetd.
Here is how it could wor
cal network?
Any help will be greatly appreciated.
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Hi, How do you transfer large files from the remote pc to the pc you are
using? I just got a new laptop and I'm trying to transfer my music and somem
other files. Thanks!!!
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I'm trying to get my home desktop (WindowsXP Home Edition) to connect to
two Linux servers that I manage at work that have VNC server running.
With my laptop from work (which runs WindowsXP Professional) I can
connect to the VNC server on either of the two Linux servers with no
problem. And I can
e the
hosts are always the same. It would even be nicer if I could have all of
the screens showing as thumbnail size and then they could be maximized as
needed. We're using a mix of Windows platforms - mostly 98 and XP.
Mark Boudreaux
Network Manager - STHS
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to connect to my office LAN?
If so, how can I assign an IP address to the remote laptop?
At the moment if I hover the mouse over the icon it shows the loopback IP
address..
I am a bit of a newbie at this so please include some detail in your
instructions.
Thank you in advance,
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Yes
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Yes the ftp runs fine on port 5900
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Yes the server runs on port 5900. I have port 5900 and 5800 forwarded to my
internal ip address
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No there is no software firewall!
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Sent: Thursday, August 11, 2005 9:41 AM
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I have a similar problem after upgrading to version 4.1.7 where client
did not get disconnected and any further attempts to contact host
returned a connection closed
Regards,
Mark Jenkins
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> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Why doesnt
this
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> Mark,
>
> Please &q
I'll try it out thanks
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> Mark,
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the server can't connect.
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vice versa as appropriate) gambits.
Scrolling wide and/or tall windows quickly using this feature is something I
am now
(again?) using whenever possible.
cheers, Mark
p.s. I look forward to [re-?]discovering the name of the "[not
thumbscroller]" region as I feel
sure I used to know bu
not have any problems. Any
suggestions?
Mark Binkerd
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Okay, Mark:
A little "Net
server in California,
and vice versa (California to Nicaragua)
Is this possible with VNC, and what would I need (network
setup/configuration)to make this happen?
Thanks
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) traffic on the same LAN should cause this problem? Of where
I should look? It might not be perfect from a security point of view,
but it doesn't seem to be causing any other problems.
Thanks
mark.
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> Mark,
>
> I&#x
connected. I
realise running both ranges on one hub isn't perfect from a security
point of view, but it's adequate for what I need security wise.
Thanks,
mark.
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> Mark,
>
> I don't understand your network conf
e and to a private address in the
other.
I suppose the next steps would be to try segmenting the LAN properly
and swapping the ethernet cards on the SSH terminating linux server.
I'll report back once I have done that.
Any other suggestions on what could be going on here?
Thanks
mark.
On 6/
s as to how I can get logging working for vncserver?
Thanks
mark.
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DesktopWindow: WM_CLOSE 90746
CConn: window closed
DesktopWindow: null _this in 90746, message 2
DesktopWindow:
Oops, must have hit reply rather than reply all to my last message...
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Date: Jun 8, 2005 6:40 PM
Subject: Re: Screen freezing in VNC4.1.1 over SSH
To: James Weatherall <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Wez,
Thanks - I&#x
That said, I there is certainly something going on between VNC and SSH
as I have never seen this if I run VNC in the clear.
mark.
On 6/8/05, Collins, Kevin (MindWorks) <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Wez,
>
>is it possible this is related to the "hang" (in ac
o have VNC server (or client) give more verbose logs?
mark.
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> Thanks Andy.
>
> It may be something in the network which is causing VNC to freeze,
> however if that is the case then VNC appears to be causing the network
> problem. My rati
No - all machines are connected on wired links.
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> Mark,
>
> Is the "Remote machine" connected to the Linux firewall via a wireless link?
>
> Regards,
>
> Wez @ RealVNC Ltd.
>
>
> >
going on the SSH terminal session, it keeps going without problem
during and after the freeze.
Either way, your suggestion of getting debug info from SSH is a good
one - I'll report back when I've got some info from that.
mark.
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tly (ie no SSH tunnel) the
connection is stable and does not hang.
Any assistance in fixing this would be most appreciated.
thanks
mark.
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Second, is the icon in the systray
>which I would like to be rid of. Thank you,
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would rather have a cheque stamped A/C Payee Only with my name on
it - I have never seen a cheque stamped Paid in Full.
She showed me her check. It was for the sum of $4,324.44 and was stamped "Paid
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(it's not recognised), yet it's documented in the help pages of the
website. How can I get this to work? (I'm not running it as a service).
Thanks for any help.
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t;I did this but could find nothing.
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As for a hall of infamy, I reckon it would be fun, but also libellous
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not running it as a
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e know STEP by
> Step ,thanks
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me I want to run a VNC
session (and the laptop's display settings are maxed).
A look through the list archives reveals that user-side display
rescaling is not
available in the free version. This implies to me that I should at
least be able to
contol this on the server si
Mark Jacobs wrote:
>I have a program that monitors the sound streamed off another PC, and
>also spawns VNCViewer to show its remote screen. When I stop the audio
>monitoring, I would like to be able to close any running VNCViewer as
>well. Is there any way of doing this in Windows
the name of the viewed workstation as the title for the
window, and this could be anything, so I cannot specify the text to
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Hi,
We would like to find out more about the license usage on the VNC free
edition for windows.
Questions:
1) Is the free edition available for only personal use?
2) If we dun modify, re-program and distribute it, can we use the free
version to be installed on our production server just for viewi
I'm not a lawyer.
>
>on a related note, I'm curious how the "not free" version is able to not
>be released entirely under GPL since it is derived from the free
>version. am I missing something? probably...
>
>
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Windows 2003 Server network.
James Weatherall wrote:
>Mark,
>
>How much effect VNC Server has on system performance depends heavily upon
>the system hardware & drivers. One things you may wish to try is disabling
>"Capture a
Server running PC is being viewed by VNCViewer. At
all other times, the server does *not* interfere with the operation of
the PC.
Why has this suddenly occurred on *all* our PCs simultaneously when they
were running fine last week?
James Weatherall wrote:
>Mark,
>
>How much effect VNC Serv
:-
1) The user notices it.
2) It interferes with the normal smooth operation of all programs that
update the screen.
We have even tried a simple text document in Notepad, and scrolling up
and down is smooth when not being monitored, and jerky when being
monitored. Any ideas, anyone?
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ld
successfully reinstate the taskbar on exit!
MJ
James Weatherall wrote:
>Mark,
>
>This sounds like A Very Bad Thing to do to a poor unsuspecting user, unless
>the application in question is some sort of Kiosk style of system.
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In my implementation, I had to restrict what the users could get up to,
but not too obtrusively. The ideal solution, and one which hides this
tray icon naturally, was to hide the entire taskbar when my main
application was started. This stops them mucking around on the PC while
the program is i
That's fixed it. Thanks a lot. I doubt whether Terminal Services would
allow you to watch an XP SP2 install remotely, like VNC does!
MJ
James Weatherall wrote:
>Mark,
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>You need to make sure that you tick the box to install VNC Server in
>Service-Mode, (or run the VNC con
I have just installed the trial version of the Enterprise edition of VNC
4.13
I installed the server on about 15 PCs and on most of them I got this
message during install :-
RegOpenKeyEx (open): The system cannot find the file specified. (2)
Continuing the install seemed to be successful, and
Gosh this is silly. I have pleaded for help as to why VNC version 4
makes the mouse cursor flicker whilst being monitored, and there is no
reply. I tried everything, but to no avail, so I uninstalled 4,
re-installed 3.3.6 and figured out a .reg file for setting it up for
passwordless, silent mo
We are having a problem with mouse cursor flicker on VNC 4 servers. The PCs
are running XP and I was wondering if either this, or SP2 was the problem? I
read on the Troubleshooting guide that Fast User Switching and Remote Desktop
services can cause problems with VNC 4, but do these problems includ
How about a short comparison of RDC vs. VNC from the more learned members of
this community? Pro & Cons, etc. War stories (good and bad) welcome!
Thx,
Mark
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tting? Is it set to never
>disconnect?
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>Is the router set to reconnect automatically?
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>--Angelo
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>On Mon, 24 Jan 2005 14:17:13 -0500, Mark Minassian <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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>>My home computer has Win XP Pro, Verizon DSL with a
My home computer has Win XP Pro, Verizon DSL with a Westell 2200 Modem. My
office PC has Win XP Pro, Verizon DSL, a Netgear router and Trend Micro
Internet Security 2005 firewall.
I cannot consistently connect to my work PC from home. I know my firewall
settings must be OK because I can conne
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