Frequently Asked Questions? General • • • • • • • • • • Installation • • • • • • • • • • Troubleshooting • • • • • • • • • • • • Functionality • ( + does not work in portrait mode) • With v 3.0, it is possible to use Mac sign on, and therefore get around the buggy sign on page in Mac Screen sharing. Compared to the Lite version the full version has: - All keys in the horizontal scroll list of keys above QWERTY keyboard are enabled - Extra keys as ALT, CTRL, Option and the Apple key - Support for right mouse button, hover and mouse wheel - Ctrl+alt+del key.

How to Enable the Firewall in Mac OS X. Mar 12, 2010 - 6 Comments. And services respond and allow network access. Enabling the Firewall in Mac OS X. Open “System Preferences” from the Apple menu. There is quite a bit of control in the settings, and if you require the usage of certain network protocols you can fine tune.

Needed if using Win 200x as a VNC Server VNC Lite has no support for special keys. In the paid version, ctrl+alt+del is in the horizontal scroll list of keys above the QWERTY keyboard. V 1.1 has been tested with screen size 3200x3200. Such a size or larger is not recommended, as to the size of data needed to be send to the Client. One single screen 3200x3200 is 30 M byte, if send uncompressed! It is not supported. If your VNC server does not have a fixed IP address or name, a solution could be a dynamic DNS name from a service as The basic version of the service is free.

To allow a connection with the iPhone on the EDGE network or another wifi network, maybe at your local Cafe, you must configure the router/firewall protecting your Home network to allow traffic on port 5900. This could be a security risk! Read the router manual for advice.

An example: I have a router at my house, which connect to the Internet. It has IP address 88.1.2.44 on the Internet. The router has a fixed IP address on the Internet. If your internet provider (ISP) offers a dynamic address, a solution could be to use a service as Click to see your current router IP address. My Mac OS X Workstation has a fixed IP address on the local network (wifi) at 192.168.2.2 In the router firewall configuration I have configured, if it receives data on port 5900, forward it to 192.168.2.2.

When on the EDGE network with the iPhone, I will in mocha vnc as VNC server IP write • 88.1.2.44, and as port 5900 (Not the IP address for the Mac!) VNC Password is the Password I have defined on the Mac in Screen sharing, see With it is possible to check if the router has been configured to allow port 5900 access. At field What port type 5900, and click [Check]. In the center of the page the result is shown (below some google ads) If you open the router for port 5900 access, make sure to use a proper password in the Mac screen sharing, or your system will be at high risk. At the moment we have no plans to support this option. It is not easy to configure on the Windows PC, and will be a source for a lot of support In Realvnc Enterprise Edition, select • VNC Password • Encryption: Prefer off and it can be used as a normal VNC Server 2 monitors will in VNC be seen as one large screen. There is no support for only displaying a single monitor. Notice the VNC Server, tightvnc has support in the server to select only a part of the screen to be used for VNC.

No, and at the moment we have no such plans. Use the Server already included with the Mac OS X In the iPhone home screen, hold down the VNC icon, until all icons start shaking. Now tap the program to delete, and you will be asked to confirm the removing • Wrong password, or a VNC Server type/version which is not supported • Some VNC Servers support other user/password validation. Make sure the VNC Server is configured for VNC Password • If the iPhone is not using wifi, but only the EDGE network, the IP address for the VNC Server given in Mocha VNC must be your Home router IP address. The router must also be configured to forward port 5900 traffic to your Mac/PC. To open port 5900 could be a security risk. Check the router manual for advice.

The iPhone is low on program memory. Reboot the iPhone. Also notice, using a server screen larger than 2000x2000 will give memory problems. In v 2.2, it is possible to enable memory warnings in menu - edit connections.