VNC

[Kained]

Where can i get a version of vnc when installed on the client the sys tray icon is removed and the user cannot close the process down ?, i think i heard of tight vnc but cant quite remember, posting this now while i take a look so appreciate someone elses greater knowledge on this

[Norphy]

UltraVNC has this facility along with AD authentication. It's the version I use at work.

[Kained]

Just testing ultra out now two things, one is the mouse of the pc i am controlling seems to "spac out" and flicker alot any suggestions?

 

also is it possbile to create connection files for each pc in a room and just double click to view that pc ?

[Geoff]

Just testing ultra out now two things, one is the mouse of the pc i am controlling seems to "spac out" and flicker alot any suggestions?

 

Install the video driver on the client. You also might need to mess with the update settings. Failing that, you have a network problem.

 

also is it possbile to create connection files for each pc in a room and just double click to view that pc ?

 

You can use the command line options with the vncviewer software and create standard windows shortcuts to do this.

[webman]

We use TightVNC and there's a registry key to hide the tray icon.

[acrobson]

We use TightVNC and there's a registry key to hide the tray icon.

You could also try 'VNCon' meaning console, you can carry out remote installs of VNC over the network and tinternet, just google VNCon and best of all it's totally free. A bit of config needed, but it is so easy.

 

Enjoy!

 

http://vncon.chronetal.co.uk/

[ctbjs]

You can even try gencontrol by gensortium you don't have to install a vnc client to access workstations on your network. simply run the exe from your desktop and select find hosts.

[strawberry]

look at a program called vnc scan mate, is a nice vnc manager program

[marvin]

Hi there

 

Can i use tightvnc to remote desktop to my work pc from home? Is the setup easy?

[mrcrazy04]

Hi there

 

Can i use tightvnc to remote desktop to my work pc from home? Is the setup easy?

You'd need to open the relevant ports and have them forwarding correctly (or a VPN setup) - my guess is you would have issues with your LEA/RBC to get ports opened.

[FN-GM]

I use realVNC with a patch, Click Here to download it.

 

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[MkII]

You can aslso lock down Tight VNC (as well as remove the tray icon) to be doubly secure. (documentation on how to are on the Tight VNC site).

 

How can I hide the system tray icon in WinVNC?

 

Win32 TightVNC includes code from TridiaVNC distributions, and therefore it should include Tridia's modification to disable the tray icon. Here is a quote from TridiaVNC 1.3.3 announce:

 

* Added registry flag to cleanly disable the tray icon on all platforms and in all modes without affecting other settings. The default is "0" and indicates that the tray icon should not be disabled. A value of "1" will suppress the tray icon for all users.

 

HKLM\SOFTWARE\ORL\WinVNC3\DisableTrayIcon DWORD "0"

HKLM\SOFTWARE\ORL\WinVNC3\DisableTrayIcon DWORD "1"

 

Thus, to disable the tray icon, you should start the "regedit" utility from the command line, go to the HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\ORL\WinVNC3\ folder, and create a DWORD parameter with the name "DisableTrayIcon" and the value "1". Then, after restarting WinVNC, the icon will not be shown anymore.

 

But please note that hiding the icon is usually not a good idea. For example, if you want to restrict users from changing the server Properties, it might be better to use the AllowProperties setting. For more information, see the description of "AllowProperties", "AllowShutdown" and "AllowEditClients" options in the VNC documentation.

 

AllowProperties

 

If this is set to zero, the user is not allowed to view the properties dialog and hence cannot change any settings, including the password. Note that this stops all global per-user settings. A valid password must therefore be in force before using this setting, generally in the local default-user setting. Local per-user setting.

 

AllowShutdown

 

If this is set to zero, the user is not allowed to close down WinVNC. Local per-user setting.

 

(taken from TightVNC FAQ & RealVNC Docs

Edited January 19, 2008 by MkII

[dezt]

I use lanview 3 with TightVNC from MST Software, download the TightVNC msi file and the system tray icon is hidden automatically.

 

Lanview 3 is really good for remote control of pc's on your network.

[dhicks]

> Can i use tightvnc to remote desktop to my work pc from home? Is the setup easy?

 

Fog Creek Software produce an application called Copilot (see https://www.copilot.com/) that creates VNC connections over HTTP (in a similar way to how Skype works). I don't know if any free versions are available yet.

 

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David Hicks

[strawberry]

logmein.com do a very nice vnc style program for remote access

[tech_guy]

Ultra VNC is great - we use it all the time at school and I use it at home to get in.

 

If you do download it please think about making a donation.

[mikeymike]

tight vnc does it but tick the server box only not the other 1

[FatBoy]

Check my post out guys it's excellent software http://www.edugeek.net/forums/downloads/19145-skeep-vnc-console.html

 

It uses Ultra vnc and hides the icon

[reggiep]

Does anybody have a link to the tightvnc that came with lanview 3? If so could they pass it on please?

I have all the lanview server and client studd but not the tightvnc package. Bummer.

[sandeep2504]

Does anybody have a link to the tightvnc that came with lanview 3? If so could they pass it on please?

I have all the lanview server and client studd but not the tightvnc package. Bummer.

 

Are you still looking for tightvnc lanview package?

 

I have a copy