Michael Rosen wrote:
On Thu, 04 Nov 2004 10:27:21 +0100, Corni Beerse <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Michael Rosen wrote:
Wow, I finally figured out how to get the client to work at least. Since I changed ports I needed to tell the client to connect to "myhost:7900."
Is that for the webserver, or the vncviewer?
VNC viewer.
sorry, my reply was based on the web-java-viewer....
For the 3.x-version, you have to subtract 5900 from the used port number to get the vnc-display number. Hence for you:
`vncviewer myhost:2000`
The current (version 4) viewer, has an option to use the portnumber in stead of the display number. By head it is: `vncviewer myhost::7900` but check the documentation to be sure.
Peek at the html-source of the page you get. You will see the call to the java-viewer, with the port-number to which it will connect. That should be the vnc (rfb-protocol) port.
Best to first try to connect to it with a binary viewer. Once that works, you can try to get the webserver, with the java-viewer working.
Be noted, the webserver (for the java-viewer) and the vnc-protocol must run on a different port!
There was nothing like what you describe in the source of the error page. It's just the html for the error message. How do I connect with a binary viewer? I have tried telnetting in but I don't see anything and once I hit enter it disconnects.
IF you want to use telnet to test the port, use `telnet myhost 7900`. The reply should say something like "RFB 003.003".
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