Andrew,
VNC Server operates like any other TCP/IP server. Connections are uniquely
identified by the port numbers used at the two ends.
Wez @ RealVNC Ltd.
> Thanks Wez. It would appear that RealVNC is even cleverer
> than I was already giving it credit for.
>
> However, I fail to understand
James Weatherall wrote:
> The number of servers you can connect to a single listening viewer is
> limited only by system resources. You don't need to run multiple viewers.
>
Thanks Wez. It would appear that RealVNC is even cleverer than I was
already giving it credit for.
However, I fail to un
There is no need at all to do that, though.
Wez @ RealVNC Ltd.
-Original Message-
To run multiple listeners try the following
vncviewer -listen
so you can do :
vncviewer -listen 5500
vncviewer -listen 5501
vncviewer -listen 5502
and this will open up multiple listeners ready for
ember 2004 22:57
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Subject: Listening to two Servers at once
Scenario:
I am running a Listening Viewer and I want to accept connections from
two remote Servers at the same time.
Both Servers are setup with default configurations (display 0) and are
both on the same LAN beh
To run multiple listeners try the following
vncviewer -listen
so you can do :
vncviewer -listen 5500
vncviewer -listen 5501
vncviewer -listen 5502
and this will open up multiple listeners ready for connections. You
will need to forward for each port in your firewall or router if you
use on
Scenario:
I am running a Listening Viewer and I want to accept connections from
two remote Servers at the same time.
Both Servers are setup with default configurations (display 0) and are
both on the same LAN behind a DSL router. Using the supplied "Listen
Viewer" entry in the Start-Menu I ca
