VNC

Yep -- Mac OS X Server doesn't support VNC connections with anything less than 8-bit color. Apple's own Remote Desktop software will support VNC connections with 2-bit or grayscale connections, but it's far from free (as most VNC viewers are). It does offer quite a bit more flexibility and management abilities, though.

I've got the vnc enabled with pwd on the 10. ...

Also, OS X has had native VNC support since Tiger. ...

I've been being hacked for sometime. I believe that the responsible party has hijacked my machine. I have no server, have no home network, have never been part of a vnc, but look at these attachements. Further, i often see porn flood across my machine...and without judgment i must say, i don't do porn. Anyone got the skills to help me. Will reimburse for successful...

Hi all Just got myself a shiny new mac book pro to replace my aging powerPC mini, and came accross ScreenRecycler, i use Maxivista at work, and thought that this would be a good equivilent, however..... i have no clue about setting up a network for macs, SR comes with VNC, also which about i have no idea. Can someone who uses this give me soime tips? Thanking you in...

Hi My guess would be VNC, but it wont allow multiple simultaneous logins. Ed

in vnc server of the Tiger system is occupying port 5900, osxvnc has to use another one, eg 5901. ...

My guess would be a video or loose connection issue if the machine still responds when screen is black. If you have another mac handy, you can turn on one of the file/vnc sharing options to see if its available on network while black screen. Oh and greetings from across the ditch :) Ed

I'm getting the SBOD after selecting "Go To Login Screen" on my 10.5.5 Intel iMac. This happens about once a week. I have 4 users defined and mine is the only admin user (the others are currently logged in). I can still ssh into the machine (but not VNC), and have tried killing off all of my processes (since I was the last active user), but it still does not go to the user...

Try using VNC to remotely use apps (like Time Machine) on other computers.