<After John Dunlop>

Hi John,
    I believe the references to "virtual network connection" are
really to "virtual network computing", a free product from
what used to be Olivetti Research Labs and is now, apparently,
owned by AT&T, in Cambridge, England. I've used it from a remote
site to access my PC at work, and as it establishes contact at the
IP level, it is very powerfull with a great many features. I don't know
how Mr. Newman has it set up, but I am fairly sure he is discussing
this product.
    The URL for this is: http://www.uk.research.att.com/vnc/index.html


                           Eric Sand
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> Anyone,
>
> On 8th March 1999, Kevin Newman posted :
>
> >We are testing out a connectivity solution here.
>
> >We are using Linux, (Red Hat) - FREE
> >with VNC (virtual network connection) - FREE
> >and Apache - FREE
> >with xhtperm - FREE
> >that uses freevt3k - FREE
> >to connect to our HP and push the screen to a web browser - FREE
> >using a lowly 486 that was scheduled for the junk heap - FREE
>
> I have e-mailed Kevin with no response. Can anyone tell me about the
> Virtual Network Connection (VNC) ,
> what it is and where you can get it from?
>
> Cheers,
>
> John Dunlop
>
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