On 1-3-2011 10:39, Ajay Jain wrote:
My VNC Server is running on a remote Linux machine and it has a
password. I run VNC Viewer on Windows but I do not want to enter
password every time. I just want it to read the password from some
file. That said, I do not want to start the server
Hi,
My VNC Server is running on a remote Linux machine and it has a
password. I run VNC Viewer on Windows but I do not want to enter
password every time. I just want it to read the password from some
file. That said, I do not want to start the server in a No
Authentication mode.
Can somebody
Tight vnc allows you to save shortcuts in windows that contain the password.
The linux viewer cannot do that.
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After na epic struggle I finally managed to get VNC server installed and
running on my new centos linux server and I can vnc to it just fine - but
it is NOT asking me for a password, just lets me right in. I have tried
vncpasswd and it asks for a new password and to verify it, but I still get
,
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After na
Thanks all for your help.
I'll look further on the points you give me.
And now i know it's not an obfuscated password but a real crypted
passwd, it's gonna be harder ! :D
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Hi,
My IT team ask me to create a tool to automatically convert some ascii
string into the obfuscated password stored in the registry (like
vncpasswd do) does someone know where I can find any informations
about that ?
What are the methods used to obfuscate the clear text password maybe
Guillaume CHARDIN wrote:
Hi,
My IT team ask me to create a tool to automatically convert some ascii
string into the obfuscated password stored in the registry (like
vncpasswd do) does someone know where I can find any informations
about that ?
What are the methods used to obfuscate
Hi,
I am running a VNC server on a linux red hat at work and VNC client on Windows
vista from home. When I try to connect to the server (hostname:0), it does not
prompt me for a VNC password, it takes me directly to my linux username and
password. Once I login to linux, it looks like a new
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Subject: Permissions to Change Password in 4.1.3
Environment: I have a dozen or so users with RealVNC Free Edition 4.1.3
on Windows XP SP2 machines
Environment: I have a dozen or so users with RealVNC Free Edition 4.1.3
on Windows XP SP2 machines.
Goal: I'm trying to grant them the ability to set their own VNC password
with giving them local administrator privileges to the Windows XP SP2
host, so I instructed the users to right click
Do you have a VB script to change VNC passwords?
Thanks
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Has this had any responses at all? Because I haven't seen any, but it's
possible that I missed it.
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Sent: Thu 3/19/2009 12:48 PM
To: VNC Mailing List
Subject: password authentication
Using VNC
Hi,
from time to time I am experiencing the following problem:
After connecting from remote to the VNC server (running under
WinXP) the login screen of WinXP comes up as usual.
However, when entering the Windows password it is constantly
erased upon typing so that I can never finsh
Using VNC Server Enterprise Edition 4.4.3 (the latest, I believe) on XP
SP3: as I understand password authentication, one can choose to
authenticate either with a VNC password or a Windows password. Choosing
Windows password means you select which users can access and which ones
cannot
What am I be doing wrong here? I set up the server and all is working well.
However, the password authentication I configured is not restricting use. I
was expecting a pw dialog box to pop up whenever a login is attempted but this
isn't the case; access is granted without authentication. I must
Is it possible that I store password somewhere in VNC Viwer or somewhere
else so that I dono't have to type password each time. Waiting for your quick
reply.
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You can store connection settings including password in the config file.
Look at save tab in configuration dialog.
Regards,
Alex
Kapil Mali wrote:
Is it possible that I store password somewhere in VNC Viwer or somewhere
else so that I dono't have to type password each time. Waiting for your
Hi,
Could anyone please let me know how i can integrate the System password(
Redhat Server) and VNC password so that i will have one common password
for both?
Thanks and Regards,
Aparna
The information transmitted is intended only for the person(s)or entity to
which it is addressed and may
for their
protection as for the system's, e.g. so they don't all end up reading one
another's mail.
HTH,
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Subject: [Ask] Password
I'm using VNC Enterprise Edition and I don't know how to create a password to
protect VNC Server Configuration. It mean that I install VNC Server on my
computer which is a shared computer in my family. I don't want my parents, my
brother have rights to control and edit VNC Server Configuration
I'm using Real VNC to manage my servers remotely and give a user access
to maintain a Web site. On that server, randomly my user can't connect.
She starts VNC viewer and the window to select the server appears, she
selects the server and the selection window disappears but the password
window
This may sound silly, but is there any chance that her password window
goes out of focus (merely behind another window)? Sometimes I run into
focus issues, and merely going back to the task bar and clicking on the
VNC Authentication window (or whatever it's called) brings it back to
the front
Mickey Ferguson wrote:
This may sound silly, but is there any chance that her password window
goes out of focus (merely behind another window)?
Sorry, there are no other windows open, plus this also happens on my
workstation.
Jim
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Physically go to the computer where VNC server is installed, and change
the password there.
On Wed, Feb 27, 2008 at 8:59 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
when i try to get into one of our other store a password log comes up and
says
that there was a connection failure. only the old manager
when i try to get into one of our other store a password log comes up and
says
that there was a connection failure. only the old manager had the password
how
can i change it?
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Hello,
I want to install vnc 4.1 in service mode on a xp-client.
VNC is running but a normal user can't change the password. Error: you
do not have sufficient access rights to run the vnc configuration
applet
What I must do so the user have a seperate password for the remote
session?
Thanks
betty
This user does not have administrator rights
they _could_ run and configure the UserMode server
[be sure to use a different port than 5900/5800]
they can then define their own password and port
the appropriate firewall adjustments would then be necessary
Steve
Asam Bettina wrote:
Hello,
I want
Sir Jo wrote:
Hi mailing-list :-)
I want to connect to a server using command-line.
If I try this, it works
vncviewer.exe myserver.com
but appeare a box that ask to me the password, and I need to insert it.
How I need to insert password into command-line ??
I have try these, but it don't
Hi mailing-list :-)
I want to connect to a server using command-line.
If I try this, it works
vncviewer.exe myserver.com
but appeare a box that ask to me the password, and I need to insert it.
How I need to insert password into command-line ??
I have try these, but it don't works
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
When I setup VNC, it asked for a password.
You're using VNC 4.1.2 Free Edition in a Windows computer, right?
I entered one, but it would
not recognize it when I went to access the server.
Make sure that you're using the same keyboard in both server
computer
When I setup VNC, it asked for a password. I entered one, but it would
not recognize it when I went to access the server. Then I reinstalled
it, check No Authorization, hit Apply, and it still asks for a
password. What gives? I cannot use this product if I cannot get through
the login.
Joseph
Diego Lebron Aguilar wrote:
I need to use java viewer, but without introducing any password or another
things. Is it possible that i send the password using a param in applet like
in tightvnc? The reason i dont use tightvnc is that i need encryption also,
and tight doesn4t provide
I need to use java viewer, but without introducing any password or another
things. Is it possible that i send the password using a param in applet like
in tightvnc? The reason i dont use tightvnc is that i need encryption also,
and tight doesn4t provide it at the current version
Yune S. Lee wrote:
Hello,
The VNC showes me too many security failures and doesn't let me in
after I typed a wrong password.
Well, you get this message not because you've inputted a wrong
password many times, TOO many times.
Is there any way to reset the password so that I can get
Hello,
The VNC showes me too many security failures and doesn't let me in
after I typed a wrong password.
Is there any way to reset the password so that I can get in?
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perfect thanku! ultravnc seems to be able to connect to realvnc no problems so
far, so fingers crossed.
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Subject: Re: Password encyrption?
Hi Salman,
On 20/07/07, Salman Javaheri [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi, I would like to create a *.VNC file on demand from a
database, this
would include the password. However, when i create the
*.vnc
Hi Salman,
On 20/07/07, Salman Javaheri [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi, I would like to create a *.VNC file on demand from a database, this
would include the password. However, when i create the *.vnc file the
normal way, the password displays as some sort of code (not as i entered it
when
Subject: password erases when logging in remotely
Hi,
I sometimes encounter the following strange and very
annoying behaviour of VNC personal edition running on a
Windows XP PC:
When trying to enter the password from a remote PC it is
constantly erased during typing so that I never
Hi,
I sometimes encounter the following strange and very
annoying behaviour of VNC personal edition running on a
Windows XP PC:
When trying to enter the password from a remote PC it is
constantly erased during typing so that I never can finish with
it. Furthermore, I have the impression
How are you invoking the vncserver command? You'll need to
run it under the same user account as you ran vncpasswd
under, for it to pick up the password you set.
Hi James, thanks for the info. I've been starting the server as root and
connecting as another user, however, when I start
I'm getting No password configured for VNC auth when I try
to connect.
I've already set the passwd using vncpasswd, the file did
appear in my /home/user/.vnc directory. The vncserver
appears to be functioning ok otherwise...any ideas? Thanks
in advance.
Just wanted to bump this topic
I was able to correct this in Vista by right clicking on the VNC server icon
and select Run as Administrator. Follow the prompts to enter your logon
password and it now works for me to connect from XP to Vista.
FYI,
Ron
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I'm getting No password configured for VNC auth when I try to connect.
I've already set the passwd using vncpasswd, the file did appear in my
/home/user/.vnc directory. The vncserver appears to be functioning ok
otherwise...any ideas? Thanks in advance.
Best, Brad
I have the same issue here. Seems to be a Vista issue??
I have been able to connect between two XP machines with no problems. With
Vista machine, I can only connect from the Vista desktop, but not from XP to
Vista. I get the No password configured for VNC auth when I try to connect
from XP
Hi,
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\RealVNC\WinVNC4]
Password=hex:ee,dd,aa,bb,cc.ff,cc,ee
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Exactly, there are two registry-values:
1) Default setting (necessary for the service mode):
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\RealVNC\WinVNC4]
Password
Hi,
I am a member of IT group in my company. We have around 40 pcs in local
network. Each computer has vnc free edition latest software.
I have an interesting idea about vnc password change for many users. At
this time I have to run from pc to pc and change its vnc password. I
also have
PK wrote:
[snip]
You should create a master vnc program which can be installed on some
server machine. Such program would be able to control all settings on
remote machines. I imagine to mark 40 pcs and pick change password to all
of them in SINGLE click! I know it would require to change
PK wrote:
Hi,
I am a member of IT group in my company. We have around 40 pcs in local
network. Each computer has vnc free edition latest software.
I have an interesting idea about vnc password change for many users. At
this time I have to run from pc to pc and change its vnc password. I
also
Denis Vergne wrote :
Hi,
Is it possible to put in the command line the password of the target
machine to be accessed with VNC.
We have a lot of machines that we access with VNC using windows Men
and Shortcuts and as we can put the IP and port of the target in the comman
line (vncviewer.exe
Hi,
Is it possible to put in the command line the password of the target
machine to be accessed with VNC.
We have a lot of machines that we access with VNC using windows Menus
and Shortcuts and as we can put the IP and port of the target in the
command
line (vncviewer.exe 192.168.1.1:5902
of the
administrator group.
I downloaded a trial version of the VNC Enterprise edition but I fall on the
same problem with the free edition.
Is there another way to block the password changing and server shutdown screen?
Maybe changing another regedit key or with a plugin.
Thanks again,
Frederick Pohl
the password, thus making it
harder for us to log on their computer.
I was wondering if there is a way that I could remove or block the password
changing screen either through some key on the windows registry or maybe
installing a newer version (even if it is a payed version).
Thank you,
Fred
AutoPortSelect=dword:0001
InputsEnabled=dword:0001
LocalInputsDisabled=dword:
IdleTimeout=dword:
QuerySetting=dword:0002
QueryTimeout=dword:000a
Password=hex:ce,46,aa,35,0b,40,ed,06
PollUnderCursor=dword:
PollForeground=dword:0001
PollFullScreen=dword:
That's setting the password for the server so probably shouldn't have
been included (and probably should be changed now).
At a guess, the key values are the AllowProperties and AllowShutdown.
Setting AllowProperties to 0 will, presumably, prevent the user from
accessing the Options screen at all
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Subject: How can avoid users from changing the password?
Hello,
This has probably been discussed before since I believe this
is something
everybody needs.
I currently have VNC Server Free Edition 4.1.2 installed in
all the computers
on our network (around
Hey all,
I just recently set up my KDE to allow me to VNC into my native x:0 display.
I just followed the guide on the realvnc website to make this happen.
However for some reason I just can not get the password portion of this
guide to work. I have tried everything including making my own
guys.
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From: Arthur Simpatico [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, 7 February 2007 12:45 AM
To: 'Justin Temp'; vnc-list@realvnc.com
Subject: RE: [Bulk] No password dialog with RealVNC 4.1.2
Justin,
Ports need to be properly forwarded as well as being opened. Look
In this page:
http://www.realvnc.com/products/free/4.1/winvnc.html#Connections
it's written black on white that Note that the HTTP port number cannot
be set to the same value as that used for incoming VNC connections.
HTH
Justin Temp wrote:
Have sorted it. I had both the VNC viewer program and
Hi,
What is the error message you receive when trying to connect?
Cheers,
Wez @ RealVNC Ltd.
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Sent: 07 February 2007 00:01
To: vnc-list@realvnc.com
Subject: password auth error
Hi,
I am using RealVNC 4.1.2 free edition to connect between two XP Pro boxes.
Connecting from within my organisations network (from my work computer to
the box running VNC Server) is no probs, but when I VPN in to the network
from home I get no password dialog when attempting to connect. Using
://www.cloudmark.com/sig/?rc=f9r9z
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Behalf Of Justin Temp
Sent: Tuesday, February 06, 2007 3:51 AM
To: vnc-list@realvnc.com
Subject: [Bulk] No password dialog with RealVNC 4.1.2
Hi,
I am using RealVNC 4.1.2 free edition to connect between
: No password dialog with RealVNC 4.1.2
Hi,
I am using RealVNC 4.1.2 free edition to connect between two
XP Pro boxes.
Connecting from within my organisations network (from my work
computer to
the box running VNC Server) is no probs, but when I VPN in to
the network
from home I get
i am trying for remote desktop in solaris through windows XP.
i am able to see windows desktop from solaris by same procedure. But cannot
access Solaris desktop screen from windows.
i get error message that no passowd authenication when i enterer password
in Windows XP.
I understand vncpasswd
Thank you for your answers.
This certainly clears up the subject.
I had this answer in the back of my mind but was not too sure of it.
Thanks again.
Francois
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Running VNC connections in listening mode, I have:
- a permanently running VNC Viewer started via this command:
vncviewer.exe -listen 5500
- a VNC Server which initiates the connection via this command:
winvnc4.exe -connect xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx::5500
On the password side:
- for the Server, I
Is there a way to setup a Windows computer to start up the viewer with
the password already provided so you don't have to type it in every
time?
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Jason Isley wrote:
Is there a way to setup a Windows computer to start up the viewer
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You can save settings in the file and click on the file instead of viewer.
Regards,
Alex
Jason Isley wrote:
Is there a way to setup a Windows computer to start up the viewer with
the password already provided so you don't have to type it in every
time
Tyran,
While that may be true of current RealVNC installations, that has not
always been the case with VNC.
Dieter stated that he's using VNC Personal Edition, which has always used
registry permissions to protect sensitive settings such as the obfuscated
password information.
Regardless
On 02:18 PM 10/19/2006 +0100, it would appear that James Weatherall wrote:
Tyran,
Regardless, if the current user can
read the key, the current user has full access to the clear text
password via SIW and likely other similar utilities.
The current user can only read the relevant keys
Tyran,
Your fix requires that the second password is passed to the server in
the first place, so that it can decrypt the stored password in order to
verify the user. This has the simple flaw that any user (even a
non-Administrator) can run a server which requests the password, uses it to
decrypt
On Thursday 19 October 2006 14:55, Tyran Ormond wrote:
On 02:18 PM 10/19/2006 +0100, it would appear that James Weatherall wrote:
Tyran,
Regardless, if the current user can
read the key, the current user has full access to the clear text
password via SIW and likely other similar
Dieter,
Can you be more specific as to what you're referring to?
The VNC Password is stored in an obfuscated form in the registry, and
protected so that only Administrators have access to it. Is that what you
mean?
Regards,
Wez @ RealVNC Ltd.
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From: [EMAIL
Tyran,
As previous stated, the Service-Mode password is protected by registry
permissions, such that only Administrators may access it, so in practice
this isn't an issue. The User-Mode password is similarly protected.
Regards,
Wez @ RealVNC Ltd.
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From: Tyran
Dieter,
As previously stated, the VNC Server Service-Mode password is stored
protected by registry permissions so that only Administrators may read
decrypt it.
Regards,
Wez @ RealVNC Ltd.
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Sent: 18 October 2006 20:43
On 09:47 PM 10/18/2006 +0100, it would appear that James Weatherall wrote:
Tyran,
As previous stated, the Service-Mode password is protected by registry
permissions, such that only Administrators may access it, so in practice
this isn't an issue. The User-Mode password is similarly protected
?
VNC Free Edition uses a simple challenge-response scheme based on encrypting
a random challenge with up to 8 bytes of password data.
In terms of authenticating across a protected intranet LAN, would you
say this is is at least as secure a method as default MS Windows
password authentication
based on encrypting
a random challenge with up to 8 bytes of password data.
VNC Personal Enterprise Editions set up an encrypted session between
viewer server before exchanging passwords, which may be up to 255
characters in length.
Regards,
Wez @ RealVNC Ltd
De Conti, Juliano (Juliano) wrote:
Hello everybody,
I would like to know if there is some way to change the VNC password
automatically through a kind of script i.e.
I expect you work on msWindows. As far as I know, the password is stored
in a registry hyve in an encrypted way. Hence my
Hello everybody,
I would like to know if there is some way to change the VNC password
automatically through a kind of script i.e.
Thanks in advance!
Juliano.
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We are running a few different versions of VNC in our building for out IT
people to use in tech support.
We were using the same password for each computer as the password was not
shared outside of the help desk.
We've had a person leave and need to change the password. I have changed
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Sent: Tuesday, August 08, 2006 5:41 PM
Subject: VNC password
We are running a few different versions of VNC in our building for out IT
people to use in tech support.
We were using the same password for each computer
Everybody does. In fact it is described in documentation as a feature.
Regards,
Alex
Andris Falcsn wrote:
Hi, there. Yesterday I was sitted on my chair doing some test with my vnc and I
discover a serious bug in the password request.
This is the scenario:
2 desktop computer over internet
Hi, there. Yesterday I was sitted on my chair doing some test with my vnc and I
discover a serious bug in the password request.
This is the scenario:
2 desktop computer over internet both with windows xp.
Server: running last release of vnc (Free Edition). Password with 10
characters long
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Subject: RealVNC 3.X password authentication
Hello,
can someone tell me if the problem (Password Authentication) with
RealVNC 4.1.1, also exist in RealVNC 3.X (3.3)?
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can someone tell me if the problem (Password Authentication) with
RealVNC 4.1.1, also exist in RealVNC 3.X (3.3)?
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Hi,
I'd like to save the passwords to my servers with my connection
shortcuts so I can just double-click on the file and be into the server
immediately. How do I include the password in the connection file?
I've read I need to include it as a binary encoded password but I'm
not sure what
The easiest way to handle this is to save a shortcut to the VNC
connection. It will prompt if you wish to save the password with the
shortcut. You should say yes. Then you can just reconnect if you get
disconnected, without having to remember the password. Of course, in a
shared-PC situation
Just create the shortcut and it'll prompt you whether or not to save the
password. Say yes and it'll save it in encrypted form. However, keep in
mind that this is not super-encryption, and could, in theory, be
reverse-engineered.
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I think my question is slightly different than saving the password. I
do not want to save the password in a file. When I launch vncviewer,
it should ask me for the password. And then I enter the password.
Vncviewer makes the connection to the server. Now, say that for some
reason the network
vncviewer 4.1.1. I would like to have a capability in vncviewer such
that it will remember the first time I entered the password. If it
happens to get disconnected from the server, it should ask to
reconnect with the same password. The vncviewer on Windows that I use
has such a capability. This saves
Hi,
I have vnc enterprise edition 4.1.6 installed on a winXp pro sp2. After
a couple of vnc sessions I'm unable to login because the user and the
password fields are greyed out on the login screen. Only rebooting helps.
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I found this known bug on the relvnc site, but in my case its winXp Pro
SP2 and vnc-E-4.1.9 and the cancel logon thing doesnt help..
12 Jul 2004 4 Windows server When Ctrl-Alt-Del is sent remotely to
the VNC server, causing the Logon dialog to be shown, the username and
password fields may
, this AM, I cannot get the viewer on the home system to see the
office. When I double click the viewer, it takes me to the Connection
Details screen. The IP address of my office computer is listed, but when I
hit the 'OK' button, it no longer takes me to the screen to ask for the
password
Forgot to note in original question:
Home system is a single user PC, running Windows Pro 2000.
Office system is a networked PC, running XP Pro.
I've reserached thru the FAQ's and other areas of the VNC website and don't
see anything relating to why the password authentication window would
Erik Soderquist napisal(a):
station before the station is deployed. and since I can't reproduce it
anywhere close to reliably, it isn't something that I felt worth
reporting. how do you troubleshoot something you can't reproduce?
usually a simple reboot and the station again ignores any
It's working after I upgraded to 4.1.1!
Hello,
When i change the password to the VNC-server i get the following problem: The
new password will only work when somone are logged on the computer, when the
computer is in Ctr-Alt-Del location, the old password most be writed insted of
the new
Hello,
When i change the password to the VNC-server i get the following problem: The
new password will only work when somone are logged on the computer, when the
computer is in Ctr-Alt-Del location, the old password most be writed insted of
the new password. The computer where vnc-server
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