Recently, some users have experienced the known error vnc peer reset error 10054. This issue occurs due to a number of factors. Let’s discuss some of them below.
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Technician reset the connection (10054) Your network equipment is incorrectly configured or configured incorrectly (this error is not typical for VNC). Run ping -t -l 1350
I am using RealVNC 4.Enterprise 5 on my secondary Windows client. I use this to reliably connect to a remote control whose system also monitors RealVNC 4.5 (again on Windows 7).
And at this point I log out of the remote plan (server) and suddenly the corresponding realvnc viewer on the client exits with this message: Reset “read / select: login by expert (10054)” Will also be asked if I want to be connected again. Do you have any idea why this is definitely happening and how I can fix the following problems?
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Hello everyone
One of my clients will have two servers; I can use VNC Viewer to secure the device, but it cannot connect to the main VNC server. Inclined to ping Windows The computer is connected to a remote desktop. But when I use VNC, when I try to help you connect the main server to the server, I get a “read: connection reset by peer (10054) error” error in the air. In addition to clicking OK, the same dialog box often appears with a discussion: “Do you want to connect?” Host IP: YES / NO port. The standby server can be connected to the same VNC configuration.
What are the possible reasons?
This problem definitely annoys me, please help me ta!
Why is my connection reset by peer ( 10054 ) happening?
aAnd then I log out of some remote system (server) and all of a sudden the end user realvnc viewer quits with the message: “Read / Select: Peer connection reset (10054)”. He also asks if I want to reconnect. Is there something why this is happening and how to fix it?
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- Marked as a response by user tracycai Thursday March 21st, 2013 08:13 AM
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Hello everyone
One of my clients has at least two servers; H. and primary backup running on Linux. I can ping the server through the VNC viewer, but I cannot use VNC as my primary computer. I can ping Windows The computer is connected to a remote desktop. But if I only use VNC when I try to connect to the server, I get the error “read: connection reset by peer (10054) error “. and when you click OK, the exact dialog box appears with the “Are you sure you want to connect to” dialog box? Host IP: YES / NO port where the media server is connected to the same VNC configuration.
What are the possible reasons?
This problem annoys me very much, help me please!
When do I receive the ” 10054 ” error message?
For example, the TDI air filter driver is installed when you install McAfee VirusScan. The application opens a TCP read port to accept connections. In this case, the application may display the following error messages: WSAECONNRESET (10054) The connection was dropped by specialists. The existing connection was simply forcibly closed by the remote host.
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Why do I get a VNC connection reset by peer error?
Connection reset after verification (10054) The network equipment is misconfigured or defective (this error is not specific to VNC). Run ping -t -l 1350
to verify that the two computers can communicate with each other without degrading packet quality. Your network MTU is different from this standard (1500 bytes). Get 🙂
One thing to do with my client is to have two servers; I can ping the server through the VNC viewer, but I cannot create a VNC server master. I can ping windows A computer with a remote desktop connection. But when I use VNC, when I try to connect the main line to the server, I get the error “read: connection reset by peer (10054) error”. and if you click “correct” the same dialog pack is displayed with the “You want to add to” dialog box Host IP:port YES / NO. VNC configuration is connected as a backup server.
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- Marked as alternative tracycai Thursday March 21st, 2013 08:13 AM
- Marked as correct by user tracycai Thursday March 21st, 2013 08:13 AM