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by dframeli62
2019-12-07 13:37
Forum: Olders
Topic: Protocol 3.3?
Replies: 3
Views: 5266

Re: Protocol 3.3?

These equipment simulators are running an older version of RedHat Linux.

I don't know of any Windows based servers that uvnc does not work with (old or new version).
by dframeli62
2019-12-07 12:01
Forum: Olders
Topic: Protocol 3.3?
Replies: 3
Views: 5266

Protocol 3.3?

I have a number of equipment simulators that internally have their own Protocol v3.3 compliant VNC server.

As such, I can remotely access the simulators interface using VNC.

I can, for example, VNC into a simulator using RealVNC v4.5.1… (I’m prompted for a password, I enter it and I’m in)

And, I ...

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