Re: Virtual NC on Solaris box

I have used it a number of times to remotely connect to servers . It makes a very good alternate to the more expensive products for most basic system administration and dba functions. I routinely use it to do Oracle installs with 8i.

Performance is generally good however screensavers are a no-no and if you are connecting to an NT box I suggest lowering the resolution to 800*600 and make sure that if the NT servers are running a screensaver it is only one of the simple ones Marquee or some such

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Hi lists,

Does anybody using VNC (Virtual network computing) provided by AT&T.

Platform : Server solaris 5.6
                                  
                                  Client : win 98

Can it be used instead of Xwindows?

Does this work in a low speed networks?

any ideas ? pros ? cons?

Thnx and regards,

Srinivas

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