Both Tridia the company and TridiaVNC the project are alive and
well. TridiaVNC the distribution is similar to TightVNC,
including multiple desktop, stealth and remote cursor option support.
Our latest win32 viewer supports a "fit window" mode to automate
scaling adjustments:
http://www.tridiavnc
Simple, integrated security (encryption, NTLM, LDAP) with firewall
support (outbound connections) seems to be a very common
requirements set. Our products currently meet the technical
requirements and soon there will be even easier installation and
setup:
http://www.tridia.com/
Brian
> I need
Undoubtedly, James is correct about CotVNC becoming confused. Likely
it is misinterpreting the length of a message and loosing "framing". So,
it
probably attempts to interpret the start of a message in the wrong place
and the message type for ZlibHex (8) happens to be the value it finds.
ZlibHex
James,
Thank you for the clarification.
I suppose we see the scope of the protocol differently.
Regards,
Brian
James Weatherall wrote:
> Brian,
>
> The encoding numbers listed on the AT&T Labs' archive site are mostly
> obsolete, but we have assumed their continued existence for compatibilit
Hi James,
Back when the ZlibHex work was done, we certainly disclosed the
protocol number used to the VNC development team at AT&T
Laboratories Cambridge. Compatibility across all implementations
has been our goal from the beginning.
The protocol number in use by ZlibHex is documented here:
htt
Hi James,
Since I have been reading your posts for years, I was quite surprised
to see the incompleteness and inaccuracy of this particular post.
Normally, your messages are both dead on accurate and quite thorough.
"ZlibHex" is in fact an extension to VNC, developed by Tridia and
included in var
Sounds suspiciously like the WinXP software firewall is blocking access
to those ports. Have you disabled TCP filtering? Is there any other
software
firewall in place?
Brian
> Subject: Re: Server doesn't respond
>
> On Sat, 2 Aug 2003 19:28:05 +0200
> Thomas Schreiner wrote:
> > Hello list,
>
Jonathan,
As far as I know, the Multi-VNC binaries and distribution should
work according to the instructions. I would recommend that you
perform a full removal of everything VNC related. Then reboot the
system. Then install from scratch. Replacing the "VNCHooks.dll"
file is hard under certain
Su Warren,
"DisableTrayIcon" works with TridiaVNC, TridiaVNC Pro and TightVNC. If
I recall correctly, it is not supported by RealVNC. You will need to
get the registry branch (path) right as well.
HKLM\Software\Tridia\TridiaVNC\WinVNC3
DisableTrayIcon (DWORD)
http://www.tridiavncpro.com/
HKLM\
''Wez'' Weatherall wrote:
>
> On Sun, 2003-01-26 at 17:45, W. Brian Blevins wrote:
> > Jonathan,
> >
> > Tridia has incorporated Jay Freeman's work into our latest builds of
> > TridiaVNC Pro:
> >
> > http://www.tridiavncpro.co
Jonathan,
Tridia has incorporated Jay Freeman's work into our latest builds of
TridiaVNC Pro:
http://www.tridiavncpro.com/
Source code:
http://www.developvnc.org/logged-in/access-cvs.html
Brian
>
> I've noticed that multi-monitor support has been discussed on and off on
> the list over the
Fabian,
The latest TridiaVNC source code for Win32 on our CVS server has
both Tight and RealVNC's ZRLE. In addition, the RealVNC automatic
encoding selection based on measured line speed is included. We
decided to select the Tight encoding under 64 kbs with ZLRE,
hextile and eventually even raw
I concur completely with William's rant.
BTW, on the question of running without VNCHooks.dll. Yes it is
possible. In fact, WinVNC.exe already has full screen polling that
can provide reasonable results (obviously YMMV) in the absence of
that DLL. However, because the source tree from RealVNC a
Robert,
While I have not reviewed the 3.3.4 code myself, I believe that this
attack is possible with any release that correctly implements the current
VNC authentication mechanism outside of a secure tunnel. This includes
our TridiaVNC distribution.
TridiaVNC Pro includes built-in SSL/TLS encryp
> > The text-based program that i'm using places it's output
> > (screen) on another
> > terminal. My program asks me to press F3 for example, telling
> > me to change
> > terminal. If i open an xterm through my client, i get a
> > prompt (#). If i'm
> > working on my sco machine, the program
Dan,
You can prevent shutdown in all of the major VNC distributions without
completely disabling the tray icon(s).
In TridiaVNC:
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\ORL\WinVNC3\Default]
"AllowShutdown"=dword:
In TridiaVNC Pro:
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Tridia\TridiaVNC\WinVNC3\Default]
"Al
Mike,
You can disable the tray icons in TridiaVNC Pro. In addition, you
will get solid encryption and a powerful user interface:
http://www.tridiavncpro.com/
The registry settings are included in the "config" directory after
you install the product. Take a look at "TVNCPro_NoIcons.reg"
among
In terms of "security measures", I would recommend TridiaVNC Pro. It
supports
full SSL 3, i.e.. TLS, encryption (3DES by default) of all network traffic
as
well as both NTLM and LDAP/NDS authentication and authorization.
Recently, we
added NT event logging for security auditing purposes.
> Fro
Charles,
TridiaVNC Pro supports strong encryption on Win32, (among other
things):
http://www.TridiaVNCPro.com/
Brian
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> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: windows enryption?
> Date: Mon, 09 Sep 2002 18:52:55 -0400
> Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
> is there
Tridia has an export license (technically an exception for mass market
applications I think) for TridiaVNC Pro. In the application process
we disclosed the use of standard OpenSSL for encryption, including the
ability to change the asymmetric (key exchange) and symmetric (payload)
key lengths thr
Mike,
Yes, Wes Groleau's statement was incorrect. Having dealt with the
way that VNC handles the password both in the registry and over the
network datastream, I can assure you that it is not passed in clear
text.
Whether the VNC password security is sufficient or not depends
greatly on your t
Seth is correct. Those distributions include both the server and viewer.
You will need to run the installer as Administrator/root:
http://www.tridiavnc.com/techcenter/installation.html
Brian
> Message: 7
> From: Seth Kurtzberg <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Organization: M. I. S. Corp
> To: [EMAIL PRO
ld certainly
> give it a benefit over other access methods...
>
> - Fred
>
> -Original Message-
> From: W. Brian Blevins [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Wednesday, August 21, 2002 9:13 AM
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]; Tridia Developer List
> Subject: Shatte
When properly configured, the WinVNC.exe process is notified via
MENU_SERVICEHELPER_MSG that a new user has logged in. This causes the
thread processing the windows messages for the trayicon and hidden
window to call vncService:ProcessUserHelperMessage(). Eventually,
this window message processi
Authorization for remote access via a "domain level group" is supported
in TridiaVNC Pro:
http://www.TridiaVNCPro.com/
> Message: 7
> Subject: NTLM & VNC
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Date: Mon, 19 Aug 2002 13:21:03 +0100
> Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
> Has anybody manag
TridiaVNC Pro includes a user interface that allows you to manage large
numbers of VNC systems. It includes the option to set properties and
the ability to scan specified networks for available systems.
http://www.TridiaVNCPro.com/
> Hello,
> I am using VNC very often to connect to several (abo
TridiaVNC Pro now supports both LDAP and NTLM authentication. This allows
the remote user to be authenticated by username and password against an
LDAP server (NDS, OpenLDAP or iPlanet) or NT/active directory domain
controller. Remote access authorization is controlled by LDAP groups or
NT domain
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