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      iktAni last edited by

      Hi!

      I'm trying to install Veyon Client on CubLinux using a Laptop. First, I can't install just the client and if I follow the recomendations about deleting the Master after installation it doesn't work anymore. I also tried to install Veyon in other Laptops this time using Windows, and even when the installation has ran correctly I can't see the laptots from teacher's computer.

      So, any help will be appreciated. Specially with CubLinux, because most of the Laptots do not have Windows in it.

      Thanks a lot!

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        tobydox last edited by

        Hi @iktAni
        removing the master probably won't solve your problems 😉 First of all: are you using keyfile or logon authentication? I'd suggest to start with logon authentication if you have the same user accounts (same username/passwords) on all computers. You should then be able to access computers directly after installation. In order to make computers accessible the Veyon Service needs to run. Please check that it is running using the Veyon Configurator (configuration page "Service"). Alternatively for a first test you can try to launch "veyon-server" in a command line window on a client to run the VNC server directly.
        Best regards

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          iktAni @tobydox last edited by

          @tobydox Hi! I tried both, logon and keyfile, but nothing happened. I also checked if the service was running and it was. Actually it works when I install it at home in my laptop. The problem is only at school and only with the laptops 😞 I also checked the firewall and Veyon is accepted.

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            iktAni last edited by

            @tobydox said in Can´t use Veyon on Laptops:

            Hi @iktAni
            removing the master probably won't solve your problems First of all: are you using keyfile or logon authentication? I'd suggest to start with logon authentication if you have the same user accounts (same username/passwords) on all computers. You should then be able to access computers directly after installation. In order to make computers accessible the Veyon Service needs to run. Please check that it is running using the Veyon Configurator (configuration page "Service"). Alternatively for a first test you can try to launch "veyon-server" in a command line window on a client to run the VNC server directly.
            Best regards

            Hi again! I've been trying since the last message but could not connect. I hace a Ubuntu 16 based Cub Linux, but also tried with Windows and can't solve the problem. However it works perfectly in desk computers, any idea? Thanks again!

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            • tobydox
              tobydox last edited by

              Hi @iktAni
              did you follow the troubleshooting guide at http://docs.veyon.io/en/latest/admin/troubleshooting.html ?

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                iktAni last edited by

                Yes I did. I even checked iptables. Now, if I install Veyon client in a Windows machine it works perfectly, but can't see de computer once I switch to Linux. Then I tried to install it in Ubuntu but is not working. Si, the problem now is that the students use Ubuntu and I can't see them. Thanks in advance!

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                • tobydox
                  tobydox last edited by

                  Does the Veyon Server run properly on the Linux clients, i.e. is a veyon-server process running for the user session? If not, can you try to run "veyon-server" in a terminal window and see whether the computer can be accessed then?

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                    iktAni last edited by

                    Hi, fisrt of all sorry, I haven't read this post until today.
                    I send you a screenshot of the veyon-server running. I really can't know what's going on as it works perfectly in any windows machine.Screenshot from 2019-05-28 08-49-09_LI.jpg

                    Thanks in advance

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