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It appears that amongst our curmudgeons are also a pair that doesn't listen very well. After taking this info that you posted above, Marscha, I was able to weed out their claims. It appears that their 'saved' connections were not the the test box that is running the mslogon authentication.

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That's odd, M. It seems to work for some of us but not others. Any idea what that is all about, or what variables I can provide to you that might help us determine why it works for some but not others?

In error - I reposted and created a new thread. This thread is continued at: [post=3021][/post] Please go there to read more/post.

Yes, Marscha, that would be a great idea.

[quote]I don't know if saving the password is a good idea in terms of security.[/quote]

Agreed...in normal circumstances. In this case, all users are behind a pix firewall, and the computers currently have RealVNC on every box, running on the standard ...

can you save the connection info including ms logon and password using mslogon1?

In error, i created a new topic rather than appending the 'Can't Save Connection Topic' that I was using to get feedback on our problem.

Thanks, Sergio. I was able to track down a download. It's odd, but the new mslogon2 does not appear to work for my Win2k box that is serving the connection. I'm still using RC18, in fact, as the readme suggests, all I did was stop WINVNC service, copy in the new executable, start the service, place ...

v1.0.0 RC18 - i don't know how to find the mslogon version or where to download various versions

it appears that some in our team can make the save connection and use it properly and others can't

respectfully requesting assistance,

jay

1) Configure Ultra VNC Server to use MS Logon
2) Connect to Ultra VNC Server from another machine
3) Right click title bar and choose save connection options
4) Choose yes when prompted that this might allow someone to find the VNC password
5) Close Viewer session
6) Double click viewer shortcut ...