VNC 1.4.3 remote problem 10054

[James Weatherall]

Bill,



Yes and no... Once you use RD or FUS on a computer, it can leave that computer
in a state where the console bsessionb is not Session Zero.  The VNC Free
Edition server requires that Session Zero is the console session b it will
try to ensure that that is the case but if it canbt then youbll need to
make Session Zero the console again yourself.  The most reliable way to do
that is to reboot the computer.



Regards,



--

Wez @ RealVNC Ltd





From: Bill Schlossberg [mailto:wschloss "at" optonline.net]
Sent: 14 January 2009 17:28
To: james.weatherall "at" realvnc.com
Subject: RE: VNC 1.4.3 remote problem 10054



Thank you James.  But I am not trying to use them at the same time, nor to use
FUS.  I only did that one time by mistake (running VNC without realizing I was
in a RD session).  Are you saying that because I used it one time, VNC Free
server will never again work on that box even after restart and reinstall of
VNC?  Wow.



What permanent changes could RDC make to the bconsole session?b  They
canbt be reversed?  What about by reloading RD?



Regards,

   Bill Schlossberg
   wschloss "at" optonline.net
   203-961-0363 Stamford, CT
   203-979-5217 - cell



Addressee:



-----Original Message-----
From: James Weatherall [mailto:jnw "at" realvnc.com]
Sent: Wednesday, January 14, 2009 11:58 AM
To: 'Bill Schlossberg'; vnc-list "at" realvnc.com
Cc: rh56 "at" optonline.net
Subject: RE: VNC 1.4.3 remote problem 10054



Bill,



VNC Free Edition is not compatible with Remote Desktop nor Fast User
Switching, in general - once you've used either on a server computer you won't
in general be able to access it via VNC Free Edition, because of the way RD &
FUS affect the console "session".  If you don't use RD or FUS then VNC Free
Edition server should work fine.



VNC Enterprise and Personal Edition servers have better support for systems on
which Remote Desktop & Fast User Switching are used.



Regards,



--

Wez @ RealVNC Ltd





> -----Original Message-----

> From: vnc-list-admin "at" realvnc.com [mailto:vnc-list-admin "at" realvnc.com] On

> Behalf Of Bill Schlossberg

> Sent: 14 January 2009 13:59

> To: vnc-list "at" realvnc.com

> Cc: rh56 "at" optonline.net

> Subject: VNC 1.4.3 remote problem 10054

>

> Hello, when attempting to VNC (ver 4.1.3) from machine-A to machine-B,

> both

> inside my home Linksys router I get Connection reset by peer [10054]

> after I

> am prompted for my password.  When I do the reverse (with machine-A as

> server); no problem, goes right in.  Same behavior whether I use

> hostname or

> IP.

>

> I can RDC with no problem between the two machines (both ways with host

> or

> IP), and each can ping the other.  In fact I was able to VNC from

> machine-A

> to machine-B until I forgot I was RDC'd back to machine-B when I

> connected

> the VNC from machine-B to machine-A where I was sitting (I am

> experimenting

> with different remote solutions) which, to my surprise, worked, but

> then

> worked never again (gave me a kind of affect like when two mirrors face

> each

> other at slight angle-continuous reflection).  Prior to this incident

> it had

> worked several times as well.

>

> The two machines are configured the same except machine-A is Windows XP

> and

> machine-B is Windows VISTA (Home Premium) laptop.  Both have been

> restarted,

> and all the basic troubleshooting multiple times. I turned windows

> firewall

> off on machine-B but no luck.  I also reloaded VNC on both but no luck.

>

> The only thing odd I found in the event logs was on machine-B

> reporting:

> "The terminal server security layer detected an error in the protocol

> stream

> and has disconnected the client."

>

>

>

>

>

> Thanks for any help,

>

>    Bill Schlossberg

>    wschloss "at" optonline.net

>    203-961-0363 Stamford, CT

>    203-979-5217 - cell

>

>

>

> Addressee:

>

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