Re: Vista
"Lee Meng" <[email protected]> Wed, 20 Aug 2008 00:07:36 +0800
| Newsgroups | gmane.comp.security.zebedee.general |
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I'm running Zebedee 2.5.3 perfectly fine on Vista SP1 (client) and XP SP3 (server). I've successfully tunneled to a SOCKS server, HTTP proxy, and VNC server that I set up. I've tunneled from the office, and also from public wi-fi hotspots. Also done file transfers both ways, via Ultravnc. For Vista, my UAC is set to "quiet mode". On the XP server, I've set a firewall exception for the zebedee.exe app, and not just a specific port. However, I did encounter "screen freeze" problems with certain versions of VNC, namely Tightvnc and Realvnc. I switched to Ultravnc (http://www.uvnc.com), and everything's been working fine so far. Not sure who's to blame for the freezes; maybe the other VNCs don't like to be tunneled? - Chan, Lee Meng > ----- Original Message ----- >I have gotten zebedee reverse tunnels to work flawlessly linux <-> linux and linux <-> XP. I am having trouble getting it to work on Vista. With Vista, i get the following output and I see 3 packets passed between the two machines but the tunnel doesn't work. I am using the same config files as the two above scenarios that work. All machines are on the same local network so there is no firewall involved. UAC is turned off as well. zebedee(6728/8116): line 2: server true zebedee(6728/8116): key = 'server', value = 'true' zebedee(6728/8116): line 3: message "server" zebedee(6728/8116): key = 'message', value = 'server' zebedee(6728/8116): server zebedee(6728/8116): line 4: serverport 8000 zebedee(6728/8116): key = 'serverport', value = '8000' zebedee(6728/8116): line 5: clienthost 1.1.1.61 zebedee(6728/8116): key = 'clienthost', value = '1.1.1.61' zebedee(6728/8116): line 6: target localhost:5900/tcp zebedee(6728/8116): key = 'target', value = 'localhost:5900/tcp' zebedee(6728/8116): detaching from terminal >Thoughts? I saw a few messages on the list that claimed success and I hope to fix this quickly. -- >Matt Wagenknecht >http://www.lhftools.com ------------------------------------------------------------------------- This SF.Net email is sponsored by the Moblin Your Move Developer's challenge Build the coolest Linux based applications with Moblin SDK & win great prizes Grand prize is a trip for two to an Open Source event anywhere in the world http://moblin-contest.org/redirect.php?banner_id=100&url=/