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From: Dries Feys ()
Date: Wed Aug 02 2000 - 08:03:59 EDT

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    I have used it through a 56k analog line through the internet and was
    pleased with the result It depends on what you're expexting. If you think
    to work at the same speed as normal, then you're with the wrong product.
     But if you need a good product, which is stable, you're on th right adress
    with vnc.

    Dries Feys-IT department
    TVH forklift parts-Thermote & Vanhalst NV
    Driemasten 120-126 -- B-8560 Gullegem-Belgium
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    I have been using VNC 3.3.3r1 (on Solaris) over our in-house network for
    several
    weeks now and found it to be a very good tool. A colleague now wants to use
    it
    over an ISDN (64 kbit) line and we are concerned that the low connection
    speed
    will make VNC unusable in its 'out of the box' configuration.
    I have searched the archives of this list - some people say ISDN lines are
    enough while others disagree.
    What is the truth ?
    Please can anyone advise me on the best configuration options (I have
    wondered
    about -8bit and -deferupdate)

    Jon
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