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How to connect from Linux via repeater?

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marek_g
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How to connect from Linux via repeater?

Post by marek_g »

Hello,

Is there any way to connect from Linux to a Windows machine via repeater?
I've already did a good research and I didn't find anything about that problem.

Best regards,


Marek
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Re: How to connect from Linux via repeater?

Post by Bedazzled »

x11vnc + repeater http://unixforum.org/index.php?showtopic=138440

server x11vnc

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x11vnc -connect repeater=ID:111111+128.127.120.129:5509
viewer ssvnc

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ssvncviewer -repeater ID:1234 host:port
viewer TurboVNC

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/opt/TurboVNC/bin/vncviewer -via 128.128.128.128:5901 ID:654323
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Re: How to connect from Linux via repeater?

Post by marek_g »

Thank you, but it seems that X11VNC is not available for Windows.
Do you have any other suggestions?
The problem is that I have a Windows computer behind a NAT; on that computer I have UVNC server running connected to UVNC repeater, so I can connect to this computer using UVNC Viewer via repeater, but only from other WINDOWS machines.
Right now I'm using Trisquel GNU/Linux and I cannot find the possibility to connect to that Windows computer via repeater; it seems that there is no VNC viewer for Linux which can connect through it. Or maybe I'm missing something?
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Re: How to connect from Linux via repeater?

Post by Bedazzled »

in Windows os you can use UltraVnc, to connect or use ssvnc (and TurvoVNC) in Linux
I use this repeater http://www.karlrunge.com/x11vnc/ultravnc_repeater.pl

windows OS =========================>>>>>> REPEATER <<<<<<=========== Linux
(Server UltraVNC) ................................... (static ip) ........................ (Viewer SSVNC ,TurboVNC)
(no security plugin)


Linux ========================>>>>>> REPEATER <<<<<<=================== Windows OS
(Server x11vnc) ................................... (static ip) ................................. (Viewer UltraVNC)



Linux =======================>>>>>> REPEATER <<<<<<========================= Linux
(Server x11vnc) ................................... (static ip) .......................... (Viewer SSVNC ,TurboVNC)



Mac OS ================>>>>>> REPEATER <<<<<<=========== Linux , MaxOS
(Server x11vnc) ................................... (static ip) .......................... (Viewer SSVNC ,TurboVNC)
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Re: How to connect from Linux via repeater?

Post by marek_g »

OK, I'm interested only in option #1 (Windows server -> REPEATER <- Linux viewer).
I tried to connect TurboVNC viewer to UVNC Repeater but I got this message: Server did not offer supported security type.
I also need password protection; right now I'm using SecureVNC plug-in for both UVNC server and viewer on Windows, but it has nothing to do with the above message - I just tried to connect TurboVNC viewer which should become a server after the connection to the repeater, if I understand that properly, but it doesn't work.
:-(
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Re: How to connect from Linux via repeater?

Post by Bedazzled »

ssvnc and turbovnc not support "SecureVNC plug-in " :( try without
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