not
particularly enamored with vnc, but this did work with the lid closed.
Let me know your results.
Kindest Regards,
Paul
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Date: Thu, 30 Jan 2014 10:00:11 +0530
From: Sanjay Gund sanjay.g...@enjayworld.com
To: Paul Flint fl...@flint.com
Cc: David Perrault
On 16/11/2011 22:56, Christopher Woods (CustomMade) wrote:
Surely if a machine has a fixed static IP, it doesn't even enter into
discussion with the network's DHCP server to request a lease? Just the usual
broadcast traffic...
I'm not a networking or Windows expert, but this presumably
On 14/11/2011 16:41, James Wheaton wrote:
Hi everyone,
We've got a problem with RealVNC server which stops working after a few
days. A computer reboot is required to get it to work again. The error
message upon connecting is: unable to connect to host. 2 computers do
this on the regular and
to apply to get through the gateway, or how to
get through without finding someone to apply to...
-Paul
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Has anyone managed to set up VNC to allow access into the secure N3
(NHS) network? I've spent hours on Google, and haven't managed to find
anything on getting through the gateway, or even on finding IP addresses
for the surgeries I want to get to.
Thanks -
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Hi All
Just wondering if anyone can help me here, I am trying to find out if there is
a way to connect to a PC with no public IP using some kind of server in the
middle. Basically I need to be able to connect from a laptop with a mobile
dongle to another laptop with another mobile dongle, the
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http://www.realvnc.com/products/beta/ce
What happened?
If this has been scrapped, is there an alternative that works with a RealVNC
server (running on a PC)?
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and not worrying about getting
any port forwarding set up which would save me so much time! If anyone has
any ideas or could at least tell me how they do it in this software I would
appreciate it.
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Hi guys,
I'm using the realvnc viewer. I have somehow,managed to make the terminal
window disappear and for the life of me I can't figure out how to get it back
again. Currently all I'm seeing is a grey window with two checkboxes Send
clipboard to viewers and Send primary selection to viewers.
These instructions are great for Windows to Windows, but could someone suggest
asimple alternative for a Linux (remote, behind the firewall) to Windows
(server). Also, can the tunnel on the server end be set to passively listen
for incoming connections?
Paul
On Friday 14 December 2007 4:57:07
to the FUS screen.
When I then try to login to any account on the XP box from the other machine,
the vnc client crashes, so I can't actually get to an XP desktop.
Help please.
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On XP Systems, VNC v3.3.3 r9 does not show in ADD/REMOVE such that it
can be removed.
On one occasion, did not see it as shown by Name listing, but did see
it listed under Date Last Used.
Otherwise, cannot See VNC to remove it cleanly. . . . . ??
Paul D. Pieklo, Sr.
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If you are accessing a document from the viewer, is there a way to
print that document locally to your printer?
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I'll have to check. If this is the case, is there a work around? Is the
problem unique to RealVNC or do other VNC servers have the same problem?
Paul
On Wednesday 11 April 2007 6:05:38 am James Weatherall wrote:
Paul,
Are you sure it's not just that you're using Fast User Switching, i.e
I guess my question about workaround was related to running VNC as a service
not a program. Can one workaround the Fast User Switching problem w/ VNC
running as a service.
Regarding alternative VNC servers I was thinking of open source options such
as OpenVNC.
Paul
On Wednesday 11 April 2007
I get access to the restricted accounts since these are the ones I'm
often needing to troubleshoot remotely.
TIA
Paul
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When I'm at work, I am unable to get a connection to my realvnc server on a
home XP SP2 (Pro) box. Is this blocked by a corporate firewall? Is there a
way around this? It would be very helpful to be able to troubleshoot
remotely for the family.
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It is started a system service. What happens is that when I attempt to login
to a restricted user account, the connection is dropped.
Paul
On Tuesday 10 April 2007 3:57:38 pm Mick wrote:
On Tuesday 10 April 2007 12:28, Paul Kaplan wrote:
I have realvnc running as a service on XP SP2
I want to controll another PC on my *local* network.
Here is what I did...
PC to be controlled 192.168.1.103.
Installed vnc-4_1_2-x86_win32.exe(free) with defaults.
Set password, 8 characters.
Access control- removed +, added 192.168.1.100, which is the
controlling PC.
disabled
to connect
the two machines together using realvnc? Or if it is possible then how?
Thanks (in advance) everyone for your help
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that is the only port opoen on the work firewall
Any help appreciated
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I've created an unattended install that does everything other than setting the
license key. I've tried setting the license key on a machine and then
importing the VNC registry keys to the box that is getting the package.
However, it seems the registry key generated is unique in every install.
I'm going to have to do
it with a nasty hack - some kind of log of which servers are running and
which haven't been used for a certain time, then kill them off and hope
that someone wasn't using it. I was hoping to find a more elegant,
automatic solution.
Thanks
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Wayne Throop wrote
could just launch an Xvnc
server for each user session that quietly went away after n minutes of
inactivity. Oh well, never mind. Thanks anyway.
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Hello,
I'm new here. Sorry if the answer to my questions exist somewhere in the
archives - I did search but couldn't find anything. Sorry this is a bit
long, I wanted to explain what I need as clearly as possible:
I have
a defined period of inactivity but I can't find any option to do this. I
know this goes against the usual idea of keeping a VNC server alive but
for this kind of usage it would be a really handy!
Any tips would be really appreciated.
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to
server ...like 1 application or 1 browser window, or main screen but
not be able to toggle thru multiple screens
Any help on this would be greatly appreciated.
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To resolve the security vulnerability with 4.1.1 should I unistall it and
reinstall with 4.1.2 or will an upgrade over 4.1.1 fix it?
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Be quick, these Dell end of financial year deals cant last!
I run the latest free version of VNC on Windows XP with a server and 2 remote
viewers.
The problem I have is that each of the viewers can connect to the server but
after a short time the connection drops.
Any suggestions or solutions please?
Paul C
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Have you disabled Windows XP's built-in firewall on the two XP systems?
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I sign on vnc viewer from Windows XP Home without problem, however the
connection keeps dropping without warning, even when I am typing text not just
when it's left idle for a while.
Does anyone have an explanation or any suggestions please.
Paul Campbell
I am trying to setup VNC on machines running behind a Mailgate Proxy Server
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aimlessly in the source code. :)
Thanks a lot,
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Hi, with correct server IP address; any suggestion or experience in
seeing 'unable to connect to host: connection timed out (10060)' message ?
It's all W2K environment at both server and client.
Thanks
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connect successfully. However, there may not always be someone at this
end to add him in. Do you have any ideas as to what may be causing this
problem?
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Paul,
Is there any kind of VPN or wireless link in use between the problem
viewer
and server machines?
Regards,
Wez @ RealVNC Ltd.
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[mailto
). The client is running on
win 2k, the server on win XP home.
Any suggestions? Could it be that xp home doesn't really disable remote
desktop even though I've cleared the 'let others remotely connect to my
computer' option? Or could there be another related problem?
Many thanks
Paul
Connecting to PC's over internet with both host and server PC's running
XP. In most cases I have no problems with this connection, but just
recently I have come across a problem with 3 PC's. When I make the
connection, I get a black screen. The person at the other end can see me
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up the server side. If I kill VNC server and restart, all is fine again
until the CDE sleep timer kicks in again. This never happened in RealVNC
3.x. This happens in both free and Enterprise versions.
Thanks,
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Hi,
I am running tightVNC 1.2.9-181.1 that came with SUSE.
The viewer is V 4.1.1 on XP.
I can open the VNC viewer session from XP and see the KDE menus but the
display is horrible and almost unreadable
The headings has a pinkish look and the background of a terminal session
is so dark brownish
the tightvnc but please confirm.
I am using the free VNC Viewer. Is there a free VNC Server edition for
LINUX available?
Regards
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James,
I went to the SUSE website and found that XFree86-Xvnc package is the
VNC Server for the X Window System.
I am therefore running a VNC V4 and Viewer V4.
Is there maybe something else I am missing?
Regards,
Paul
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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 connect i change resolution
and then
logoff
with realvnc. Checked out ultravnc and it doesn't seem to have the
functionality either.
Thank You
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Sent: Monday, April 04, 2005 9:55 AM
To: Paul Baranovskiy; vnc-list@realvnc.com
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Barbara,
Welcome to the list...
Do you happen to have any type of firewalls running? Also, what operating
systems are you currently utilizing? If it is windows xp make sure that its
own internal firewall is turned off.
Cheers
Paul Haskew
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From: Savaliski, Barbara
I have several Windows XP Pro SP2 machines loaded with VNC 4.1.1 Free. it
seems that when I go to connection info they say the protocol is 3.8, is
this correct?
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it almost never shows the window moving...
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Subject: server/viewer protocol issue??
I have several Windows XP Pro SP2 machines loaded with VNC 4.1.1 Free. it
seems
Hi,
Not sure if this is the right place to ask, but what would the steps be if I
suspected a product of violating the VNC GPL?
Cheers,
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station that i've managed to get working is on the smae network as all the
other station. Same operating system (Windows 2000 Professional) and is
connected to the same switch. There is no firewall involved - just a simple
LAN. Any ideas whatsoever would be greatly appreciated.
Cheers
Paul
See, this is the reason why I stick with VNC...
You guys solve problems, fix them, and offer ways to correct it before you
even release it to the masses!
Thanks again!
-Paul
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an network issues? Run a continuous ping to the other machine
and see if the drop offs coincide with traffic problems to the device...
Also you can set the viewer to auto reconnect upon connection loss :)
Cheers
-Paul
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Downloaded and installed...
Thanks for the great program!
-Paul
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RealVNC is pleased to announce
Ah, was not aware of that Thanks for fixing this though!
-Paul
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Sent: Thursday, March 03, 2005 12:21 PM
To: 'Paul Haskew'
Subject: RE: Bug issue - viewer starting window location
Paul,
The reason for not using
Ed,
You might want to check out this long thread about Hamachi.
-Paul
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From: Zach Dennis [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, March 02, 2005 7:30 AM
To: vnc-list@realvnc.com
Subject: Re: A simple, solid and stable P2P Bidirectional NAT Traversal
technique
Agreed, this type of a program makes you sit back and wonder, why?
If programs like these are freewheeling around, what is even the point of
having a firewall, also what is there to prevent them giving total access to
outsiders, even without knowing?
-Paul Haskew
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just hoping that certain
safeguards or means of prevention will also be made avail with the product.
-Paul
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Sent: Tuesday, March 01, 2005 1:25 PM
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I have never heard of this program till now, but it looks extremely useful,
especially for business/schools etc that have hardened firewalls up the ying
yang ;)
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To:
Wez,
Yes, it's VNC Viewer 4.0. It does not remember window location on close for
some reason; it always defaults to the upper left of the screen. I did not
have this issue with VNC Viewer 3.x... Any ideas?
Thanks
Paul Haskew
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Wez,
Thanks for the quick replies and information. I also noticed in 4.0 free
edition it lags with updates sometimes, where as 3.3.x does not.
I look forward to 4.1 free, and appreciate that your team is still working
on this project.
Thanks
Paul Haskew
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From: James
Wez,
Thanks for that information as well. I always wondered why programs like
Konfabulator or ObjectDock would not show up in a VNC session, however this
explains it.
I await the release of VNC 4.1.
Thanks
Paul Haskew
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I use sbc yahoo dsl and their homeportal router and i need to set up my home
computer to access the another computer using the same equipment how do i do
this
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Is there any time frame in mind for release of the Linux / Unix flavor
of VNC Enterprise?
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Hi, I cant seem to get the java viewer to work when
trying to come in from my external IP. I have port
5800 forwarded at the router lever to proper IP. It
get my java applet to begin but after 30 secs or so I
get the red X on top left of applet.
then the status bar (bottom left corner...) reads
I need to use the Java viewer for Real VNC and would like to run it in full
colour. There is a full colour option in the Options display, but it is
greyed out so I can only get 256 colours. What do I need to do enable full
colour in the viewer or is this not available?
PJG
SSL is used in conjunction with Real
VNC?
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is there any plan to make a Windows Pocket PC version of the software??
Paul R. Toepfer
Research Scientist
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Westmont, IL 60559-5539 USA
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Have you checked to see if the server is listening on port 5800 i.e. netstat
-an? I noticed my system is not.
Paul
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Here's what I get when I check. I'm not sure, but it doesn't look like the
server is listening on port
drop the VNC connection for 10 - 15 minutes and then try to
reconnect, all I see is a gray screen with a big black X on it. Anyone had
this problem before?
Thanks,
Paul
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Is there a easy way to use my printer when I connect to
another computer over the internet and run a program on
the other computer and whant to print a page?
I use VNC 4 and I have just install it
Thank4s regards
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I'm trying to connect a h1940 to Win2000Pro via the passthrough on
ActiveSync, no joy! Any ideas? I need the IP addresses, and any other
connection data.
Please help!
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and simple way to set this up.
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reinstalling and removing the startup item and recreating it but no joy.
Any ideas?
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thanks people, speak-freely is that what i want.
But it does not work sadly with freebsd : )
thanks
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Hello!
Ehm... i read in the list but i am not smarter...
It is possible to install a virtual sounddriver. and send the sound from
remote VNCserver to the client? or not??
Or have anyone an other idea? : )
ciao
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: ) i mean, perhaps give it one?
i don't know!? it should work with vnc because the driver does not know
where it sends the sound...
or one have a sound server which one use as vnc...
sorry for my english ; )
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if you had files you wanted available to your customer on anonymous ftp, you
could just use your customers browser with vnc to go get the files from your
ftp site.
Many thanks to those that helped the other day. I got everything working.
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Hi!
All entries in the list concerning my pcAnywhere question are quite old and
refer to older
pcAnywhere versions
the
pcAnywhere and VNC running at the same time without the polling, but if I
did it would have been late last year, and I cannot say for certain that I
have.
Paul
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I have VNC running on about 20 computer in a school setting. I have
disabled properties, shutdown and all through the registry. I have it
running as a service and it works fine except on a few computers first
thing in the morning. I have several machines that the first time I
start the machine
I am new to VNC and am trying to set it up on student workstations in a
computer lab so that I can troubleshoot and also monitor student
computers. I wanted to keep the students from changing the settings so
I changed the registry value according to the documentation. I couldnt
quite figure out
ever seen this before?
Paul
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in this type of environment perhaps?
Regards,
Paul Jenkins
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Jerry Wrote:
Hello Paul.
Yes, you can connect to a pc remote (with vnc) and then connect from the
remote pc connect to another (also via vnc). This does work, and
usually very well.
Since usually you connect via a slow network connection to first pc, and
then with a fast connection
Hi All,
Are there any current development projects running for an implementation
of the VNC server on Pocket PC 2002 / 2003?
Paul
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I have recently converted from Reflection-X to VNC (running the viewer on an
XP machine). So far I'm really impressed with VNC. One thing I miss from
Ref-X I is the copy rectangle feature in the title bar. Is there a way in
VNC viewer to copy a portion of the display so that it can be saved to
vncviewer can access it.
VirtualPC is again commercial, windows only, the Host os must be an
NT/2000/Xp, but I believe the same requirements are for VMWare also
(when running on a windows platform that is).
I haven't had any experience with Bochs, but it sounds similar.
Paul
.)
Thanks
Paul
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What is the reason for this error? How can we fix it?
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