UltraVNC

Yes, I know that. But :
- just autofilling the username would also be a helpful feature (just prefill the username text filed, so the user can edit it, just as in current version)
- sending the hash and adding support for it in the VNC server might also work

Then what exactly is missing in the VNC authentication process.

What I said :

Currently, when I run VNC viewer and connect to a server that uses MS Logon auth,
I must type in :
- username
- password


What I request is :
- VNC viewer takes the username anmd password that I used to log into my ...

No, the enterprise version.

Maybe we have a misunderstanding here.

What I am talking about is : VNC client <-> VNC Server authentication

It appears you are talking about : VNC server <-> windows authentication (at the login screen of the remote PC, where VNC server is running ) ?

Are you sure there is no (simple) way ?

I understand, that the server might need a patch too.

( and I did some work on windows authentication in Java, so I know the pain )

(besides RealVNC already has this, so maybe someone from there can give a clue)

redge suggested I post this as a feature request

I tried to use the MS Logon feature, so that I can forget a password and use my windows password.
But if I enable MS Logon, the old password does not work any more.
So everyone that has access must be informed to use the new authentication method ...

user + pass ( and domain of course )

as in : if I connect to a windows network drive, where I am on the ACL, I don't need to re-enter my username and password, ItJustWorks(TM)

(forwarded from the mail list, as suggested)

Is it possible that VNC Viewer automatically logs-in the user to a server ?

Like this :

- server : I add COMPANY\john into the access list

- client :
- john logs into his Windows PC as COMPANY\john
- he runs VNC Viewer to connect to the ...

How about the sound output of programs ?
More and more is audio used as part of the user interface.

It is like color graphics. First it was nonexistent. The few people had it and few programs used it. Then more people had it and more programs used it.
Today everyone has color graphics and most ...

You mean multiple users working independently on the same computer (server) ? Like on UNIX ?

Easy, just buy Windows Server for several 1000 USD.
Or any free unix for 0 USD.