UltraVNC

I'm not an expert on SingleClick. SingleClick has it's own forum, http://forum.ultravnc.info/viewforum.php?f=15 so I'd suggest you create a new thread there.

SingleClick works a bit differently. You create an executable that you send to your client which is the Server. You run the Viewer in ...

SingleClick is more for tech support. I'm assuming you're not trying to do that.

The server gets installed on the machine you wish to access remotely. The viewer gets installed on the machine you're sitting at when you wish to use remote access. It can also be simply copied to a USB flash drive ...

Sorry about that. The link I sent you was for UltraVNC and not PcHelpWare. Perhaps one of the developers can chime in. If I stumble across something I'll let you know.

I sent you a private message with a link to a tool that'll do the trick.

PortForward.com has guides for many different routers. Find yours and follow the steps.

According to this, [topic=10589][/topic], you're doing it correctly .

The PcHelpWare password can only be 7 characters so your results make sense.

[topic=9663]"Zero Configuration" PcHelpWare_viewer[/topic] shows an example of how to set up the viewer with a password and ID built in. If you want the user to have to enter an ID, select Yes to Does the user need to enter the ID? when creating a server. You use the same viewer, it's just the phw ...

That's what Redge meant by:

and one ID per technician

As long as you don't have overlapping IDs you they can be connected at the same time.

The public or private IP address of the individual running the server doesn't matter. The IP address that matters is the individual running the viewer in listening mode. If you don't run the viewer from the same IP you could set up a repeater.

UltraVNC is better suited for that. Install the server running as a service and connect using the viewer whenever you want to connect.

[topic=9663]"Zero Configuration" PcHelpWare_viewer[/topic] shows an example of how to set up the viewer for use with a repeater. I've never used the Upnp setting so I can't vouch for it working.

Are there instructions anywhere on how to setup your own repeater?
[topic=5890]Repeater Step by Step[/topic] talks about the UltraVNC repeater and [topic=5890]PcHelpware Step by Step[/topic] talks about the PcHelpWare repeater. Personally, I use the PcHelpWare repeater for both PcHelpWare and ...

You're describing using a repeater. [topic=9663]"Zero Configuration" PcHelpWare_viewer[/topic] shows an example of how you could do this with PcHelpWare which is similar to SingleClick. You can use the repeater01.ultravnc.info repeater to test it out, but you should set up your own repeater on PC A.

[topic=5890]PcHelpware Step by Step[/topic]

If you set it up using [topic=9663]"Zero Configuration" PcHelpWare_viewer Setup[/topic], then perhaps the repeater needs to be restarted. If that's the case, send a PM to [user=3406]Bevtech[/user].

[topic=9663]"Zero Configuration" PcHelpWare_viewer Setup[/topic] allows you to easily try PcHelpWare which serves the same purpose as SC.

UltraVNC was not intended to be used as spying tool. If you search the forums, you will find many users who have tried and failed to use it in that way.
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Don't know if that makes your management feel any better.

You could also set it up ...

Please specify which repeater you're referring to .

You could set up your own repeater and initiate the connection using outgoing traffic on both ends which don't require port forwarding.

Right, the port forwarding gets you to the local machine.

If you use a DynDNS Updater the hostname will automatically resolve to your dynamic IP address.

Sounds like you set up port forwarding to a private IP address inside you LAN (as you should have), but set up the helpdesk.txt file with the private IP address as well. The helpdesk.txt file needs your public IP address or dynamic host name. You can see you public IP address by visiting WhatsMyIP ...

PcHelpWare already has the functionality, http://www.uvnc.com/pchelpware/index.html
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It's part of the standard install. You can find it in the C:\Program Files\UltraVNC directory. If you don't find repeater.exe there, you must have deselected it during the install in the Select Components section. It's also part of the UltraVNC-102-Bin.zip download you can get at http://sourceforge ...

I know I'm sometimes annoying :P, not at all.
I can't use a private IP (NAT) for the Server where the repeater is on, I need to have the repeater on a public server, station, PC etc. to use it. The server running the repeater can be part of a private network. It's just that you can't embed the ...

It would be better if you posted how you fixed the problem in case someone else has done the same thing .

I think I am like the guy here ^^ :surprise:
lol
So which IP or whatever should I take as the Hostname for the server.exe which should be reachable from the PC outside the NAT behind another NAT. Would that even work? Or how do I have to manage that otherwise?
You'd need to use your repeater's ...

I thought because SC/PcHelpware when downloaded and opened, it requests the outside controll from inside it's own netork and thus it should work through routers/firewalls ok, just like a webpage/Internet. Is this not the case?
Since they connect to you using an outbound connection, you are correct ...

Let's just stick to the SC thread [topic=10527][/topic].