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As above really
What a TOP bit of kit
I have downloaded it for my PC and Laptop and set it up so i can now watch from downstairs EVERY thing that Josh does on the desktop in the office upstairs and CONTROL Is PC
NOow that is the bollox
www.vnc.com the only thing i had to do was
1. Know the IP addys of the 2 machines wooooo hooo
2. Allow it access through the firewall
Now that is clever bit of kit and FREEEEEE
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What a TOP bit of kit
I have downloaded it for my PC and Laptop and set it up so i can now watch from downstairs EVERY thing that Josh does on the desktop in the office upstairs and CONTROL Is PC
NOow that is the bollox
www.vnc.com the only thing i had to do was
1. Know the IP addys of the 2 machines wooooo hooo
2. Allow it access through the firewall
Now that is clever bit of kit and FREEEEEE
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We use VNC at my work to connect to 100's of machines of our network, think that we might well have the licences for it though!!!
Good piece of software when it doesnt play up and as long as you dont try to install it on a 95 machine
Good piece of software when it doesnt play up and as long as you dont try to install it on a 95 machine
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who knows if you can connect cross platform to a unix station through windows using it rather than using a graphical terminal emulator like Reflection X ?
assuming both machines reside on the same hub.
assuming both machines reside on the same hub.
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Originally Posted by Dave Henshall
who knows if you can connect cross platform to a unix station through windows using it rather than using a graphical terminal emulator like Reflection X ?
assuming both machines reside on the same hub.
assuming both machines reside on the same hub.
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It use its own X server and runs application is that session
http://www.uk.research.att.com/archive/vnc/xvnc.html
http://www.uk.research.att.com/archive/vnc/xvnc.html
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ah, excellent. could come in very usefull, saves buying licences for reflection x anyway.
off the top of you rhead... can it force a static (predetirmined) IP address to a Xwindow regardless of the machine IP address?
off the top of you rhead... can it force a static (predetirmined) IP address to a Xwindow regardless of the machine IP address?
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I use it for my server in the kitchen, haven't got a monitor for it so its great to control from the other computer.
I also use it on my parents computer so I can help them out whenever they need some support. Perhaps not the safest way but it only runs when they need help and the firewall is shut otherwise as well plus its set to accept only my IP. So for the short periods I use I doubt would cause any harm.
I also use it on my parents computer so I can help them out whenever they need some support. Perhaps not the safest way but it only runs when they need help and the firewall is shut otherwise as well plus its set to accept only my IP. So for the short periods I use I doubt would cause any harm.
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dave, i think youre missing the whole point of Xwindows... lol whilst its handy to just get a screen up of another machine, the functionality of just running X proggys on a windows based Xserver (like for example Xwin32) beats it hands down if youre doing proper cross planform *nix stuff...
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so its not as good as reflection X say for example for running unix "terminals" on windows machines connecting to a unix host?
the problem we have is that our network dynamically assigns IP address on the fly, where the unix server needs the IP address to remain static to recocnise it as a terminal through Xwindows.
the problem we have is that our network dynamically assigns IP address on the fly, where the unix server needs the IP address to remain static to recocnise it as a terminal through Xwindows.
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Our IT guys at work would have tired legs without VNC! Didn't realise it was free, time to install it on my home machine so I can listen to my music at work! (and access my porn )
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Originally Posted by Dave Henshall
so its not as good as reflection X say for example for running unix "terminals" on windows machines connecting to a unix host?
the problem we have is that our network dynamically assigns IP address on the fly, where the unix server needs the IP address to remain static to recocnise it as a terminal through Xwindows.
the problem we have is that our network dynamically assigns IP address on the fly, where the unix server needs the IP address to remain static to recocnise it as a terminal through Xwindows.
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just get yourself an F5 Firepass SSL box or Checkpoint Connectra SSL and use the unix webification option
just get yourself an F5 Firepass SSL box or Checkpoint Connectra SSL and use the unix webification option
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Originally Posted by Ratty
The unix box just needs to do a reverse lookup of the client IP, configure your dns server to add a reverse lookup zone for your network and it'll work fine using host name resolution
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but this would need a list of every address that the hosts could ever be, our lan dynamically assigns ip addresses which expire after each logon, so the wya we get round it is to have the network reserve the ip address of the machine we need it on when it sees the mac address of the network card sigh o the system, these reserved addresses are soley for the machines we use reflectionx on .
if we could run reflectionx on any pc with any ipaddress and the unix servers still see them as terminals we'd be laughing, there must be more than one way of skinning a cat as they say.
if we could run reflectionx on any pc with any ipaddress and the unix servers still see them as terminals we'd be laughing, there must be more than one way of skinning a cat as they say.
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Originally Posted by Dave Henshall
so would the unix servers (that sit on their own hub on the lan) be web hosted through that box of tricks andy?
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