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VNC Client Utility, Launching VNC Server on a T1500/T1510 Windows-Based Terminal

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4 VNC Client Utility The VNC Client utility is a program that allows you to "shadow" a T1500/T1510 Windows-Based Terminal or another computer. Shadowing allows you, the client, to view the desktop of a remote (host) terminal or computer running the VNC Server software, and to operate the remote terminal/computer's keyboard and mouse functions from your desktop. Complete information about VNC is available from: http://www.uk.research.att.com/vnc/ The VNC software is on the terminal product CD and is installed on the server when the Client Manager software is installed. Launching VNC Server on a T1500/T1510 Windows-Based Terminal VNC Server software is already installed as an application on T1500/T1510 Windows-Based Terminals, but it must be running and a password must be entered and made known to the VNC Client user. The IP address or terminal name of the server must also be made known to the VNC Client user. Note If you are going to use terminal names to access terminals, DNS must have been set up to map the terminal names to their IP addresses, or you can provide terminal name-to-IP address mapping in the local "hosts" file on the server. The hosts file will be referred to first, before DNS is consulted.

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VNC Client Utility
The VNC Client utility is a program that allows you to “shadow” a T1500/T1510
Windows-Based Terminal or another computer. Shadowing allows you, the client,
to view the desktop of a remote (host) terminal or computer running the VNC
Server software, and to operate the remote terminal/computer's keyboard and
mouse functions from your desktop.
Complete information about VNC is available from:
The VNC software is on the terminal product CD and is installed on the server
when the Client Manager software is installed.
Launching VNC Server on a T1500/T1510 Windows-Based
Terminal
VNC Server software is already installed as an application on T1500/T1510
Windows-Based Terminals, but it must be running and a password must be entered
and made known to the VNC Client user. The IP address or terminal name of the
server must also be made known to the VNC Client user.
Note
If you are going to use terminal names to access
terminals, DNS must have been set up to map the
terminal names to their IP addresses, or you can
provide terminal name-to-IP address mapping in the
local “hosts” file on the server. The hosts file will be
referred to first, before DNS is consulted.