Teleconference
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Establishing a VNC connection
We utilize a VNC server during analysis meetings to allow all remote parties to view a common computer desktop. It should be possible to connect to this session using one of the methods described below. If everything is working right, you'll see a web browser displaying the SANE homepage with which you can interact normally as in a standard web session. If you encounter any problems or need the password, please contact bhovik@jlab.org
Whatever platform you use to connect, please make sure to set the "shared" option in your vncviewer as described below.
From a Linux prompt
Type the following:
vncviewer -shared twist.phys.virginia.edu:27
Enter the password.
Note: If you have nothing to show during the meeting, please add the -viewonly flag(ie. vncviewer -shared -viewonly twist.phys.virginia.edu:27). This will establish a session where you can observe but not control what is displayed. This is important to avoid overloading our old server.
If you don't have the Linux vncviewer, you can do one of the following
Copy the executable to your JLab bin directory:
cp /u/home/slifer/bin/vncviewer $HOME/bin/
Or download and install from Real VNC or Tight VNC
From Windows:
Download and install from Real VNC or Tight VNC
To speed up your vnc display dramatically, install DFmirage (Windows only, sorry MAC, Linux)
From Mac OSX:
Download and install from Chicken of the VNC
From Any Web Browser( easiest of all, a bit slower, great for viewing only)
If all else fails, vnc can be run from any standand web browser. To connect, just click on the following url:
http://twist.phys.virginia.edu:5827
Under options, please select "Shared Desktop : YES"
If you have nothing to show during the meeting, please chose "View Only: YES". This will establish a session where you can observe but not control what is displayed.
Enter the password.
DFMirage also works with browsers running under Windows
