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Hello Rudi,

A quick question for you.

I am running this on an older computer (from 2008). It has the latest Intel graphics card driver using the Intel autodetect software downloaded form the Intel site. In any case, when I log in, and I run a program, the screen turns white. It doesn't do this on ...

That might be why I got locked out of everything. Hmmm. If so, there should be a sanity check to ignore the ":" at the end.

My bad, when I copied and paste, I left off the missing colon. It is in there in the .ini.

I'm taking your advice and changing the ports now. Short-term solution, but it will
get attackers off my back. No one has gotten in, but it will get me through this mess.

As a matter of fact, I have been targeted on one of my machines, but our ISP has to block it for our whole university, or not at all.
However, changing ports definitely merits consideration in the short-term. Now to read up on that...

Not so simple. They're scanning all ports these days, more and more.

Anyway, so now I am locked out of my remote servers. I am on this network:

=-:+129.177

But all my requests are being rejected. I presume that's because all of our
machines have names matching their DNS numbers? How do I fix VNC ...

So I have this:

AuthHosts=-:+129.177:+myvzw.com:

The myvzw.com part is not working. I want all .myvzw.com to be able to get access to it
(limited by password authentication, of course.) What am I doing wrong?

I tried:

AuthHosts=-:+129.177:+*.myvzw.com:

That didn't work, either.

And thanks for ...

Hello all,

Due to the recent worms and such going around with remote services, my port 5900 is frequently
assaulted by those in Asia and in Europe. This causes a DOS such that I can log in, but have to hit
"refresh" every time I want to see an updated screen.

Is there a way for UVNC to limit ...