John,
first of all, thank you very much for your advice !
John Aldrich wrote:
You're correct... we can't email batch files through our corporate email
server here. What you'd have to do in a case like that is just include the
text and indicate that the recipient should copy and paste the releva
Yann Renard wrote:
Hi everyone,
I have been using RealVNC to help several friends of mine over the
internet for years now. My way of doing it was to install the VNC server
on their computer, additionaly add an entry to no-ip so I can easily
find them back and everything went ok this way. Now
Hi everyone,
I have been using RealVNC to help several friends of mine over the
internet for years now. My way of doing it was to install the VNC server
on their computer, additionaly add an entry to no-ip so I can easily
find them back and everything went ok this way. Now I feel like
maintai
Mark wrote:
Yes the server runs on port 5900. I have port 5900 and 5800 forwarded to my
internal ip address
You said you can access your FTP server, right ? Ok, here is one thing
we can do to check port 5900 is correctly forwarded to your computer :
- stop your vnc server
- stop your ftp ser
Mark wrote:
No there is no software firewall!
Do your server runs on port 5900 ?
Could you try to configure your router to explicitly forward port 5900
to your internal IP address as suggested by Arthur earlier ? You will
find the information on how to do this at "Adding a Custom Service" (5
Mark wrote:
I don't understand what you want me to do. There is a sectino for port
forwarding in advanced, and dmz. I have dmz enable to 192.168.0.2 . which is
my local ip address. I'm using my external ip address to connect. This is
driving me crazy. I have an ftp setup I opened port 21 it works
Rafael Gonzalez wrote:
El problema que se me presenta es que desde mi IP no puedo acceder a una
red distante directamente a cada terminal.
La red remota tiene un ROUTER ERICSSON y cada terminal a traves de DHCP
tiene una IP asignada fija. Ejemplo 192.168.0.3 una y la otra
192.168.0.4
Esto a trave
James Weatherall wrote:
Shane,
Const's JPEG-based encoding has not been incorporated into any VNC products
- it is supported by some third-party VNC-based software that cribs it from
the TightVNC project.
VNC currently uses the ZRLE encoding for compressing updates over relatively
slow links.
C h a r l e s T. H o u g h t b y I V wrote:
perhaps XviD or Theora?
This is not MPEG but MPEG4. MPEG4 would probably take too much CPU to be
usefull (imagine it could be done realtime - old computers couldn't
however - it would not leave enough cpu for other applications I
believe). MPEG mig
James Weatherall wrote:
The MPEG encoding scheme is "lossy", whereas VNC is not.
Cheers,
Wez @ RealVNC Ltd.
So what ?
Do you need to grab exact pixels back from VNC everyday ?
Pardon me, this really is not a reason to me, since the raw/rle/any
lossless compression can be maintained as well !
Kampert, Kimberly wrote:
Winxp on both. Installed Server only on user and I use Viewer to connect.
Thank you,
Kimberly Kampert
IT Programmer/Analyst
One Delfield Drive
Covington, TN 38019
901-476-6608
Have you configured clipboard related checkboxes on both client and
server side correctly ?
Kampert, Kimberly wrote:
I have been unsuccessfully transferring clipboard contents between
client/server. Is there a trick to it?
Thank you,
Kimberly Kampert
IT Programmer/Analyst
One Delfield Drive
Covington, TN 38019
901-476-6608
What confiuration for both hosts, what connection, did you e
James Weatherall wrote:
Guys,
Actually it is a bug - VNC server doesn't wait for long enough after
disabling the local wallpaper before trying to send an update to the viewer.
This results in the wallpaper being displayed, and then removed. We're
adding a timeout in there to fix this problem.
perry wrote:
I have a linux machine running vncserver and on my windows xp box I
want to run the vnc client (i used to do this exact thing on my old
windows xp machine).
Here's what I can do - I can access the vncserver from other linux
machines on my network and I can access it from the wind
Mickey Ferguson wrote:
I never got a single reply to this question either, so I'll try one more
time. (I was new to the list and my address might not have been
validated yet.) Any ideas what might be wrong?
I've got my server set so that when I connect, the wallpaper and
background patterns a
Laurent Van Poucke wrote:
Hello,
Thanks Yann,
I verified the available ports with my GPRS connection and, that's true,
my provider has blocked the 5900 port. So I tried to change the port
used but it seems that there is no port available with both : VNC free
and my provider (Orange France).
Turaloora Loora wrote:
My husband installed this on my computer. Why would he do this? Is
this a way to spy on me or could he use it for something else? thank
you. Tura
Tura,
shouldn't you ask your husband first what he expected to do by
installing this software ? I'm afraid none of us t
o try to
change port number depending on which port are left open and protocol
analisys on those ports.
Hope this helps,
Regards
Yann Renard
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James Weatherall wrote:
Volker,
Changing the priority of the VNC Server process is not advisable.
Regards,
Wez @ RealVNC Ltd.
Why is this not advisable ?
Such a feature could really be interesting !
Regards,
Yann
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Herve Pointillart wrote:
Ok..but this is the ip the routers give me..
check http://www.showmyip.com/ to get your public ip adress. you'll have
to check this url from the remote computer to get its public ip adress.
For your information, some ISP give dynamic ip adress, this means it may
chan
Herve Pointillart wrote:
Failed to connect to server..
You want to try to acces my pc..?
IP: 192.168.0.2
H
Herve,
this is private (local) IP address... you should use the public ip
address when connecting via internet !
You should have a look to the faq http://www.realvnc.com/faq.html
Herve Pointillart wrote:
On my router yes..but dont see how to desable ..
On the remote pc..no
Herve
Herve,
what error message do you have ?
Regards,
Yann
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Herve Pointillart wrote:
Hi,
I'm new subscriber and already asking for some help.
I'm using VNC since years and I'm quit happy of the service. I only have a
small connection problem.
Trying to connect to one of my friend and I have a connection failed
message. I have the correct IP form th
Frank wrote:
I have two Win XP pcs - one I use for the server and the other for the
viewer - both using VCN 4.0.0.6. The two pcs are connected via cable
with a Netgear router. I notice that when my wife is playing music on
the server pc and tells me to listen to the song, I cannot access the
Rob Nicholson wrote:
Connected with previous post about connection closing unexpectedly, I
thought I might try removing all traces of RealVNC and re-installing to see
if there was an office-related configuration lurking.
Is there an FAQ on making sure all traces are removed, e.g. registry, I
metin yucel wrote:
Hi everybody,
How can I listen vnc server sound from a vnc viewer computer? if anybody can
tell I'll be appriciate.
thanks,
metin
metin,
this is not part of what VNC does. You will have to look after another
product.
Wez: I think this one should be in the FAQ.
Regards,
Michael Pardee wrote:
For very poor computer users (schools in developing countries, etc.), I
think it should be possible to virtually "split" a monitor and computer by
running two vnc sessions, one on each half of the screen. To make that
possible it will require sending the output of a secondary
Lui Yiu Hang wrote:
Hi Yann,
Thanks for replying. I turned on the firewall before, but the VNC
doesn't work. I tried many times, it said connection closed expectedly.
Is that i need to configure the firewall or the vnc setting?
regards,
Richard
Richard,
the setup of your firewall is important
Lui Yiu Hang wrote:
Hi,
I'm a newbie to VNC and I'm using a VNC 4.0 free on both of my
computer. Both of my computers have no firewall, I don't know why
everytime i install and use the vnc, there is a virus called
Backdoor.Evivinc infect my computer. I formatted the computer a few
time, but it
ll these.
Hope this helps,
Regards
Yann Renard
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James Weatherall wrote:
Yann,
The VNC mailing list is usually capable of filtering out such duplicates.
What it can't do is detect when people have cross-posted to other lists -
whenever anyone replies to the cross-posts, the list that they are not
really subscribed to will reject the post. In the
Erik Soderquist wrote:
is it just me or is this list double posting everything?
Erik,
I think the reply mechanism, replying to the original sender email
address better than to the list, and ccing the message to the list gives
two messages to some people. Maybe this is configurable on the list sid
Touraj Vaziri wrote:
WOW
I have got it
THANKYOU SO SO MUCHHow can I say it more sincerely than this
Thankyou and I hope the same kind support is given to you in life
Regards
Touraj
Means my last explainations were nearly understandable ;)
You're welcome, enjoy VNC :)
Yann
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Yann
Touraj Vaziri wrote:
Hi Yann
One other thing...I use the following format (myIPaddress:5900) to
connect from the VNC Viewer to the VNC Server
I dont use port 5500 to connect from the Viewer to the Server
Furthermore I have routed the
Touraj Vaziri wrote:
Hi Yann
Thankyou very much for replying.
I have forwarded all port 5500 and 5900 to my VNC Server on Network B
But when i press on the 'Add New Client' option, what do i put in
therehow do i know the IP address
of the PC that is the VNC viewer especially since it is within
Touraj Vaziri wrote:
Hi VNC Team
Please help meI am going crazy trying to figure this out
I have two machines on two seperate networks. Network A and Network B
Network A holds a PC that is the viewer. Network B has one server which using
port forwarding to receive all VNC requests.
I have conne
Erik Soderquist wrote:
hmmm, not being able to trust those you work with that would be
something I had not considered. thank you an answer that makes some
sense.
Erik,
this is more common that you imagine I guess.
I am currently an employee of one company (let's call it A), working
with compu
Erik Soderquist wrote:
I've a question... isn't the point of connecting via a vpn so you don't
have to be concerned about the security of individual apps since the vpn
connection itself is supposed to be secure? I very often see references
to using an encrypted app with a vpn link, and similarly so
Grant McDorman wrote:
Actually, they could claim that that's for "compatibility. Look at what
was done for PearPC/CherryOS to see a more reliable method: search the
binary for strings (messages, diagnostics, function names [where
supported by the platform], etc.) If those are all identical, the
Jim Brown wrote:
Where is the evidence that PlanetDNS has VNC inside?
http://www.planetdns.net/premstd/v2.0/onlinehelp/dialogs/mshvnc_copyright_notice.html
Ok, no need for bugs in this case :)
Regards,
Yann
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Mike Miller wrote:
On Thu, 7 Apr 2005, Mark Jacobs wrote:
http://www.planetdns.net
This one looks especially bad - they are receiving rewards and making
money out of, what looks like, Wez's work!
Where is the evidence that PlanetDNS has VNC inside?
I'm interested in this issue because I'm not sur
James Weatherall wrote:
Erik,
Are you having some problem with the mailing list search feature?
Wez @ RealVNC Ltd.
I asked this question before, (march 2005)
--->8--- My question --->8---
Cheers everyone,
I just read the release notes of the 4.1 version of RealVNC.. I think it
would be glad to get
Paul Baranovskiy wrote:
Hi, everyone. My first post to the list.
I'm using windows version of realvnc. works great except for one little
problem
My vnc server's resolution is set higher than my viewer's resolution.
I've tried scaling but that makes things impossible to read.
Right now after i conne
Jeffrey P. Straus wrote:
I am running Windows XP Home Edition. I just installed VNC Server
Free Edition 4.1.1. I was not prompted to uninstall version 3.37 and
it is still on my system. I have disabled winvnc.exe (version 3.37)
and enabled Winvnc4.exe in my Startup Group
Erik Soderquist wrote:
wingate? no idea realyy, wingate is just a guess.
Kerio's Winroute is excellent, but it's not free...
Regards,
Yann
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Cheers everyone,
I just read the release notes of the 4.1 version of RealVNC.. I think it
would be glad to get the "rescale view" feature back ; it was working
fine on 3.x windows clients. Why is this feature removed and is there a
chance it comes back in future releases ?
Regards,
Yann
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James Weatherall wrote:
Yann,
Having a large desktop will NOT cause the message "Connection rejected by
user" to be returned. Instead, you will usually get the (less helpful)
"Connection closed unexpectedly" message, and an error in your Windows
Application Event Log.
The problem Yann is seeing wi
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi. I'm trying to get a vnc connection going between a Windows-based
vnc4 server at work and a (Debian) Linux-based xvnc4viewer client at
home.
Once enter the password the connection to the server on the Windows
host is successfully established, but it dies immediately wit
Patrick Bielen wrote:
[...]
I'm sure this is fixable, but the question is. how ?
[...]
Try uninstalling any VNC distribution, then delete any VNC key in the
registry, then install a clean RealVNC distrib.
Hope this helps,
regards,
Yann
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Jeffrey P. Straus wrote:
James,
Thanks for the prompt response. Unfortunately, I really dont understand your
message. I am trying to view the server from the viewer; they are two separate
computers. This is a new problem; I never had this issue before.
Jeff
James Weatherall wrote:
What desktop
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