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reverse VNC doesn't work
I've tried this command:
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vncviewer -listen Does not allow vncviewer command line parameters? |
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Then you can use x11vnc on the N900 and xtightvncviewer on a Linux Computer. |
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I want to give remote support with my N900, receiving other desktops when other people run:
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x11vnc -connect myphone |
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vncviewer --help Therefore, I think that vncviewer has no server mode. But I don't see a difference which computer starts the connection (client/server role). It's only important that the computers can connect. |
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If you want to see the N900's screen on a computer:
x11vnc on the N900, vncviewer on the computer If you want to see the computer's screen on the N900: vncviewer or rdesktop on the N900, x11vnc or RDP on the Computer If you want to see the N900's screen on the computer and the computers screen on the N900.. x11vnc and vncviewer on the N900.. x11vnc and vncviewer on the computer.... Which scenario are you trying to do? |
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I want to see any PC's screen on the N900, but also when computer is behind a firewall and not my N900.
This is the main utility of the reverse VNC (server behind any firewall). Replacing N900 by a notebook, I actually run this in my notebook (which has a public IP or open firewall): Code:
vncviewer -listen Code:
x11vnc -connect [myaddress] |
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You can define a firewall rule for that on your PC. Another option is to tunnel VNC port 5900 through ssh. That means the PC connects to your N900 via ssh: Code:
ssh -R 5900:localhost:5900 user@n900 On your N900 you connect vncviewer to 127.0.0.1 (port 5900). If you want to read more, check: http://magazine.redhat.com/2007/11/0...rt-forwarding/ By the way, it might not be a good idea, that your N900 does not have a firewall. |
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(with open firewall I meant open port in the firewall)
Ok, the VNC connection with the SSH tunnel works for me (I still miss command line way to call vncviewer with destination) |
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Oops!
I cannot give my user&password to other people to stablish SSH tunnel! This would be a big security hole! |
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1. Add a new user on your N900 as root. Code:
sudo gainroot Code:
vi /etc/passwd Code:
ssh -R 5900:localhost:5900 -N friend@n900 Code:
passwd friend Code:
iptables -F INPUT Start the firewall automatically on the N900: Code:
vi /etc/event.d/iptables |
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compiled ssvnc ( http://ssvnc.sourceforge.net/dev/ssvnc-1.0.28.tar.gz ) which has -listen option and clients use ultravnc SC.
when user connects it shows her desktop immediately but its not very usable like n900 customized vnc clients (like presencevnc). http://picasaweb.google.com/lh/photo...eat=directlink |
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- presencevnc is a good alternative in friendly adapted VNC client for Nokia N900. I use it for typical connections.
- SSH tunnels with users creation, firewall adaptations,... so complicated for each connection. vncviewer has more sense if includes command line options as a complete port, including the -listen feature. |
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Hey! I see that since the presencevnc version 0.6 it includes "Listen for Incoming Connections" option to host list!!
Thanks to Christian Pulvermacher! |
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Tried presencevnc's listen option some time ago and then it didn't work for ultravnc SC (Single Click). Protocol differencies?
Or you actually tried and it realy worked? To allow users make reverse connections with SC I use openvpn and port forwarding. Quite easy:) No more guessing/solving problems by phone. Btw when launching ssvnc i use '/opt/ssvnc/vncviewer -listen -noipv6', otherwise it creates second thread for ipv6. Quote:
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I used this command from a desktop computer to make a reverse connection to a Maemo phone:
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