Hi Alpesh,
If you wait long enough, I suspect that your Win95 client might actually
crash your system do to a problem with Windows 9x. Try the next version of
TightVNC (1.2.2 I think) which is due out any day now at
http://www.tightvnc.com/. It is supposed to address the problem and is
optimized for slow modem connections.
In the mean time, you can try changing (the Windows 2000 machine) the
resolution of the screen and/or the number of colours on your host. A lower
resolution and number of colours will result in less data to transmit over
the modem. I have noticed that just changing the video mode can fix the
problem with some video drivers which experience compatibility issues.
Last but not least, you didn't mention if there was a firewall involved
between the two connections. This may be another area to explore for
problems if a firewall is involved.
I know it works because I use it all the time. Hope you find some of this
helpful.
Michael Milette
TNG Consulting Inc.
At 03:18 PM 2001-11-08, you wrote:
>Hi,
>I am trying to connect from a VNC viewer on Win95 to a Win 2000 machine
>running VNC server. VNC server running as a service. The client can
>authenticate to the server but is not getting any screen updates. It just
>waits for the screen update.
>
>The win95 has DUN1.4. VNC release is vnc-3.3.3r9-x86-win32.
>
>Any ideas or suggestion are greatly appreciated,
>Alpesh.
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