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Netvista PC03046 | 1 Jun 2006 11:08
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command line to stop server in user mode

Hi, 

I'm use windows 98se. I want our user to use icon to start and stop the VNC 
server. So I created two icon in windows desktop screen. But I had a 
problem. I know how to config icon for "server mode". I don't know how to 
config icon for "user mode".  Please help me, Thank you for your support. 

Server mode: Start server - winvnc4.exe -noconsole -service 
                     Stop server - winvnc4.exe -stop 
user mode: Start server- winvnc4.exe -noconsole 
                  Stop server - ?????? 

Thanks & Regards, 
Ver 4.2.5 Enterprise Edittion

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James Weatherall | 1 Jun 2006 11:09
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RE: install & version help (long)

Andy,

VNC Server Free Edition can be configured to treat all connections as
view-only, if required.

VNC Server Personal & Enterprise Editions can be configured with a separate
view-only password.   Enterprise Edition can alternatively be configured to
use Windows user accounts to authenticate connections, and to determine the
level of access to grant to a connection based on that.

Regards,

Wez  <at>  RealVNC Ltd.

> -----Original Message-----
> From: Andy and Lenore Etherington 
> [mailto:andyetherington <at> comcast.net] 
> Sent: 31 May 2006 19:13
> To: James Weatherall
> Subject: RE: install & version help (long)
> 
> Wez -
> 
> not sure what prompted me to add that qualifier. looking back at the
> documentation it clearly says it is supported in the free 
> edition. I guess
> the  "tight" idea of choosing it by using a different 
> password at connection
> time versus setting an option for the connection makes more 
> sense to me.
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Adi Spivak | 1 Jun 2006 13:38
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resolution problem.

hello.
i use linux slackware 10.2 with kde 3.5.2 and vnc free 4.1
resently i have come by a new screen and improved the linux resolution 
to 1152x864. and a 75hzrefresh rate.
when tring to connect to the linux computer from a windows computer i 
get a blored image as if the resolution is to big.
my vnc runs on boot in the xorg.conf.
how do i force the vnc to transmit in a 1024x768 res, or how do i force 
the windows client to lower the view window res?

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Matt Eckhaus | 1 Jun 2006 13:48

Mac client?

I'm connecting to an Adderlink IP box from a Mac running OS X. The
documentation specifies that the latest RealVNC Enterprise client should be
used - and indeed my regular VNC client, Chicken of the VNC, does not work.
The browser-based java client does work, but I'd rather use a standalone
application.

Is there a RealVNC client for the Mac available, or in the works?

Thanks,
Matt
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Dave M | 1 Jun 2006 14:12
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RE: Multiple Connections AKA Tunneling...

I think it is because you may be using the same login twice. I dont think 
you can not have the same USER signed into the same machine using remote 
desktop. Try setting up a new user for PC #1 and then when you remote 
desktop in from PC #2, sign in with the new user.

HTH
Dave

>From: Noah_Perkins <at> guntherintl.com
>To: vnc-list <at> realvnc.com
>Subject: Multiple Connections AKA Tunneling...
>Date: Wed, 31 May 2006 10:56:09 -0400
>
>First, a little background...
>
>I use VNC at my company, combined with Remote Desktop Connection to tunnel
>from PC to PC on our equipment.  When locally at the equipment, PC #1 is
>the primary "Interface" PC, and PC #2 is the "back end" PC. When we need
>to connect locally from PC #1 to PC #2, we use Remote Desktop to connect,
>because PC #2 has no monitor connected to it (Yes I know KVM Would work
>better, but would be MUCH more involved).
>
>When In House (Being Built & Tested), if we need to remotely access our
>equpiment, we VNC into PC #1, then use Remote Desktop if we need to access
>PC #2.
>
>In the field (At Customer Location), we have an issue.  PC #2 is used for
>file transfer, and therefore has an outside network connection. PC #1,
>does not. I can go into the customer's VPN to access our equipment, but I
>have to go through PC #2, since that has the network connection. If I VNC
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dave foltz | 1 Jun 2006 14:58
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Viewer

When I open up my viewer it will not stop opening. It
just keeps opening one on top of the other. What can I
do to stop this?

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Jordan Peacock | 1 Jun 2006 15:19
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Port forwarding challenges

Well, having VNC over the local network working, I'm trying out the
next steps; getting it working from the outside internet (so I can
access my home machine during the installfest from my laptop) and
securing it via ssh.

I've been reading up, and went through this tutorial:
http://www.realvnc.com/support/portforward.html

to set up my router (a bit of a pain, this particular D-link only
allows for 10 virtual servers, and the tutorial asked for 3!). Got it
up and running, and ran the test link
(http://www.realvnc.com/cgi-bin/nettest.cgi) provided, and it's
hanging, the connection times out. Same thing happens when I try and
run vncserver using my outside IP.

So I know something's not getting through. I have ports 5500, 5800 and
5900 allowed on my firewall (software) and set on my router, so I'm
not sure why I'm getting that issue.

For the record, the server is running on my Ubuntu Linux desktop, and
I'm accessing primarily from a Ubuntu laptop, as well as Windows
desktops.

This is my first post on the list, it was recommended by Mike Miller
from Twin Cities Linux User's Group. Thanks in advance

                                  -jordan
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Noah_Perkins | 1 Jun 2006 15:20

RE: Multiple Connections AKA Tunneling...

I used 2 VNC's and it worked. I think the 1st time I tried doing VNC to 
VNC I was typing the IP address of PC #2, instead of PC #1, and it would 
kick me out because i was trying to VNC into myself.  That fixes that 
problem. 

Now my next problem.  My laptop will not go above 1024x768 resolution... 
And the PC's that I connect to are 1280x1024. Is there any solution to 
this yet? 

I keep begging the company to get me a new laptop, but they won't, seeing 
as this laptop is only 1.5 years old, and was a whopping $1299 when they 
bought it. :-\

"Dave M" <dave_bm <at> hotmail.com> 
06/01/2006 08:12 AM

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RE: Multiple Connections AKA Tunneling...

I think it is because you may be using the same login twice. I dont think 
you can not have the same USER signed into the same machine using remote 
desktop. Try setting up a new user for PC #1 and then when you remote 
desktop in from PC #2, sign in with the new user.

HTH
Dave
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James Weatherall | 1 Jun 2006 15:40
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RE: XFree86-4.6 and realvnc 4.1.2

Tom,

Make sure you've followed exactly the build instructions for building VNC
Free Edition.  You'll need to look in the Imakefile for the
xc/programs/Xserver/vnc directory to comment out the module, if I remember
correctly.

Is there any particular reason why you want to build from source rather than
just using the pre-built binaries?

Cheers,

Wez  <at>  RealVNC Ltd.

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> From: vnc-list-admin <at> realvnc.com 
> [mailto:vnc-list-admin <at> realvnc.com] On Behalf Of twurgl <at> goodyear.com
> Sent: 31 May 2006 18:50
> To: vnc-list <at> realvnc.com
> Subject: RE: XFree86-4.6 and realvnc 4.1.2
> 
> I was trying Xfree 4.2.1 before.  Sorry bout the bad info.
> 
> I can build XFree86 4.3.0 without VNC 4.1.2 and it goes all 
> the way through and I end up having various excutables in
> programs/Xserver.
> If I then add in te VNC, I get no executables.
> 
> Should I have LD_LIBRARY_PATH set to anything?  It seems to 
> me to be using 64 bit libraries some times and 32 bit sometimes.
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James Weatherall | 1 Jun 2006 15:42
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RE: Windows Vista Beta 2 5384 and RealVNC 4.11 connection problem

Abrey,

Try opening a Command-Prompt, then cd'ing into the Program Files directory
for VNC and running winvnc4.exe.  You should find that it prints out the
reason why it couldn't listen for connections.

Wez  <at>  RealVNC Ltd.

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> [mailto:vnc-list-admin <at> realvnc.com] On Behalf Of Abrey <at> aol.com
> Sent: 31 May 2006 21:06
> To: vnc-list <at> realvnc.com
> Cc: Abrey <at> aol.com
> Subject: Windows Vista Beta 2 5384 and RealVNC 4.11 connection problem
> 
> Dear RealVNC:
> 
> I am currently beta testing Windows Vista Beta 2 release 5384 
> and RealVNC for Windows free edition version 4.11. 
> Installation went without error, and I can connect from the 
> Vista system to any of our local computers; but Vista blocks 
> incoming connections. Changing individual RealVNC executables 
> to run in Administrator Mode has at least allowed me to edit 
> the configuration utilities and remove the error that I don't 
> have sufficient permissions. But the VNC Server (Service) in 
> the Notification Area still displays the message 'not 
> accepting incoming connections' and does not display its 
> assigned IP address.
>
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