RE: can't ping but Remote Desktop works and I can FTP download as well

Hi there, Ping isn't a reliable test these days, because many firewalls violate the IP protocol specification and ignore pings. You're probably able to use Remote Desktop FTP because you have exceptions or port forwarding rules for them in your firewall. You can find hints tips on configuring

Re: can't ping but Remote Desktop works and I can FTP download as well

On Saturday 27 January 2007 04:27, 52gilmore722 wrote: I have now moved it to my daughter's home with the goal of being able to remotely do routine maintenance. On that same desktop I have setup Windows RemoteDesktop, I know that it might seem redundant, as well as set it up to be an FTP

can't ping but Remote Desktop works and I can FTP download as well

RemoteDesktop, I know that it might seem redundant, as well as set it up to be an FTP server. We both subscribe to the same ISP. She is direct connected to the cable modem. I am connected via a linksys wireless router. I have opened the proper ports and setup port forwarding as well. I keep timing

RE: ftp problems

Hi Randy, If you're actively using the VNC server while the uploads are in progress then it's probable that they're failing simply because the FTP client isn't coping with having to share your upload bandwidth properly. Regards, Wez @ RealVNC Ltd. -Original Message- From: [EMAIL

ftp problems

in the background, I notice the image uploads fail and stall the webcam software. I also get failures on regular uploads using an ftp program. But when I kill the VNC program, things go back to normal. Any reason VNC Server should interfere with independent background uploads? thanks for any help

ftp problems

in the background, I notice the image uploads fail and stall the webcam software. I also get failures on regular uploads using an ftp program. But when I kill the VNC program, things go back to normal. Any reason VNC Server should interfere with independent background uploads? thanks for any help

Ftp

I' m a new user of VNC (I discovered this the other week!). I have a question, it's possible with VNC to send a file to the server (FTP?)? This is my question, because I want to use VNC to support my customer. Thans in advance. Best Regards. Davide ITALY - [EMAIL PROTECTED

Re: Ftp

Quoting [Davide] (Nov 12 2003): I' m a new user of VNC (I discovered this the other week!). I have a question, it's possible with VNC to send a file to the server (FTP?)? I think not. Why don't you use FTP? Andre. This is my question, because I want to use VNC to support my customer

Re: Ftp

No, vnc does not support FTP... several flavors of vnc (mainly windows version) support an internal file transfer. I don't know if realvnc supports the file transfer though... On Wed, 2003-11-12 at 11:30, Davide wrote: I' m a new user of VNC (I discovered this the other week!). I have

RE: Ftp

Message- From: MIME :[EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:MIME :[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Wednesday, November 12, 2003 5:05 AM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject:Ftp I' m a new user of VNC (I discovered this the other week!). I have a question, it's possible with VNC to send a file to the server

Re: Ftp

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. -Paul ___ VNC

HP-UX 11.0 / 11.11 SD Depot available via FTP

Hi folks, I'd like to announce the availability of an HP-UX Software Distributor package for RealVNC 3.3.6: ftp://ftp.cup.hp.com/dist/networking/tools/RealVNC_r3.3.6.1.depot I've been using this build for several weeks and have done basic testing of the packaging (swinstall/swremove/swverify