UltraVNC

try putting the quotes differently:

"C:\Program Files\UltraVnc\winvnc.exe" - connect 192.168.1.101

I use a script to silently install Mirror driver and then silently install UVNC Service. To avoid prompt for service password, I do a registry import before installing the UVNC service, so the service password has a predefined default value. The value is, as you surely know by heart, HKLM\SOFTWARE ...

Ok,

I like Tight, too, as it does give me a pretty predictable frame rate, especially over my VPN + ADSL which varies a lot in actual capacity.

However at work, the auto setting (i.e. ZRLE) gives me a noticably snappier response, so I just leave it at default.

I just wondered why one should choose any other setting but ULTRA? As far as I understood it's by far the fastet and has no disadvantages. So why are the other settings (Zlib, ZRLE, etc.) included at all? It depends whether the bottleneck is the Server CPU or the connection speed. ULTRA uses very ...

I am not the developer, but this is definitely possible. It could be incorporated into the original source, or you could have an INETD-like TCP wrapper run your EXEs upon TCP connection / disconnection. You would have to decide what to do with multiple simultaneous connections, though. I think it ...

Sorry for the late reply; my main RemoteDesktop experience comes from Windows 2003 Server; I have recently tested the XP variant, which behaves a little differently. With 2003, if you connect with RDP client: MSTSC /CONSOLE, session 0 will always be disconnected and all sessions on server must be ...

Services (like VNC) can interact only with session 0. Normally console is attached to session 0, but during or after an MSTSC session, session 0 might not be attached to session 0 and is therefore not available to VNC. See Black screen for Tivoli Remote Control for a script to remedy this situation ...

Have a VNCViewer -listen always running (in systray) on your media center.

On tablet PC click on an icon to run
winvnc -connect <ip-adr of mediacenter>

yours truly
Rasmus Møller

It also seems (from the MSDN thread) that the stub launcher API call will fail if no-one is logged on, so it will be impossible to serve the initial logon screen.

Check the eventvwr on the server - one likely possibility is that the server automatically reboots following an error (unrelated to UVNC). That would produce the scenario you describe. The eventvwr will then leave traces of the reboot.

You cannot be using the mirror driver / video hook driver on the server.

It is the UltraVnc feature that makes all the difference wrt. server CPU consumption.

It is downloaded and installed separately

I use UltraVNC server and viewer from BartPE bootable CD. There is a standard plugin for UltraVNC. Google for BartPE. It's free (need Windows license for the PC you boot the CD from).

Good luck

Rasmus Møller

I second this feature request

Sorry, but it is not clear what you want to accomplish. VNC is typically used to access the console, and it works as long as the console is also session 0. What would be the desired benefit of -noconsole? What would you expect to see? As VNC works right now, what you get is the screen from session 0 ...

>This is a screen shot from systernals tcp port monitor after closing winvnc.exe from both a GUI and or stoping winvnc.exe -service. So when I try to start the service again it says winvnc.exe is already running when it is not. You had connections to/from localhost in TIME_WAIT. This is normal, but ...

I beg to differ! DO NOT connect to the local console with RDP/TS! That is, DO NOT use mstsc /CONSOLE /V:server ! VNC is not compatible with servers who "have suffered" RDP/TS connect to local console. I have no problems installing Ultravnc as service (and mirror driver) from remote desktop/TS - if I ...

I have not tried to record via the JAVA viewer until today. While recording was active, I could not interact with the JAVA viewer at all. I suppose one has to have two sessions in parallel, one for interacting and the other for recording. I checked the content of the recorded file, and it was ...

Not connecting to console:

mstsc.exe /V:server

Connecting to console (not available from mstsc GUI):

mstsc.exe /CONSOLE /V:server

Rasmus

NEVER use MSTSC /CONSOLE /V:server , that is, never connect RDP to console. You thereby disconnect session 0 from console. Not only you disrupt programs like VNC og PCAnywhere; you also disrupt some backup programs running as service (like our backup program). Note that it is perfectly safe to use ...

Go into screen properties - settings - advanced - monitor - properties - driver - update driver - No, not this time - next - Install from a list or specific location (advanced) - next - Don't search, I will choose the driver to install - next - uncheck "show compatible hardware" - (standard monitor ...

Well I think (Ultra)VNC is perfectly installable through Remote Desktop - with a little preparation first. The main problem is the "no default password dialog". The only thing you have to do in advance, is to configure an accessible VNC server with a known default password - do not use MS Login ...

Delegate can do almost anything with traffic, but I gave up looking at it also.
There is not much help/documentation/support available in other languages then Japanese

You must be pretty desperate to ask for help in the UltraVnc forum for something this off-topic - however, I wish you good luck.

This has been answered already.

Search this list for "5400". One of the five entries starts with "Bug, old bug..." and explains in detail.

Try using ZoomIt from http://sysinternals.com on the clients' screen
(I suppose that means the PC running VNC server).

It has a temporary "draw" mode that works fine.

Good luck

If the problem is the popup just after installation, then try searching for fastpush. If you want to do something yourself, then you can avoid the popup by following this recipe: Preparation in advance: (optionally run UltraVncDriverSetupSilent /verysilent) Install and configure manually a standard ...

This is a common problem for many remote control products. While there are commercial products with the remote full screen command line feature, neither VNC flavors nor MS RDP/Terminal Services support it. If, by chance, you press Alt-Enter while typing into a remote command line window, the remote ...

Disadvantages are mainly slightly higher resource utilization when not active. In some (company) scenarios, security policies may interfere. Mainly, it is an open, listening TCP port. Or, someone could connect to a server, while nobody is logged on, and just wait until a new user logs on directly ...

Disadvantages are mainly slightly higher resource utilization when not active. In some (company) scenarios, security policies may interfere. Mainly, it is an open, listening TCP port. Or, someone could connect to a server, while nobody is logged on, and just wait until a new user logs on directly to ...

This is definitely off topic and not my business, but anyway:

I really don't think your spying will solve any "issues",
and you'll probably make relations even more difficult
and put your "better half" in a painful squeeze.

But of course you are aware of that

Yes.

You can send Alt-Ctrl_del to the server, and it will be correctly processed. You can also log off and on, and you can connect to a server, even when there is no user logged on yet.

Just to mention a few.