UltraVNC

Have you already looked at addon 'Repeater' ? Here

What's the extent of "port forwarding is not possible"
You don't want to port forward to multiple pc's or you have no ability to configure the router to even port forward to 1 server?

When you click back in are your keyboard keystrokes registering on server end?? Your first reply suggests so but wanted to clarify. In viewer(very bottom picture) and/or SC aren't there options for mouse reporting. Have you tried to play with those settings to see if they have any effect?

I am somewhat in the same boat as you. Q&A 1 . If attended (Joe) support, Server does not seem to be the answer and not worth the hassle, especially if you're not going to talk to Joe regularly or ever again. [topic=14888]Check out the link Redge gave me[/topic] when asking for the most stable and ...

Thanks a bunch. Look forward to seeing how it performs on Vista 32bit.

Radeon wrote: There is no read me included so i will post more information in a while but for the time being, just have a play. I hope this helps a few people out.

Thank you for the files. I look forward to a read me.

See some hope in the forum post
SC + Vista Compatibility - WORKING!!!!!!

Need: better refresh screen time on Vista running Uvnc SC or alternative. I realize Vista isn't being cooperative with Uvnc. Is there a non install solution that works pretty well on Vista (server side) encrypted? Meaning 1-3 seconds delay at most. I have been trying Uvnc SC on Vista 32bit and XP ...

Did you read the sticky '[topic=7014]Semi-automatic installation[/topic]'?

May need to modify for Vista.

Let us know what antivirus/firewall software you have *if* your ports continue to be blocked preventing connection. And what you are using to scan your ports.

Are you starting the VNC viewer in listening mode? When you start it in listening mode it should just minimize immediately to your system tray. You should have a couple different icons to start the VNC Viewer in listening mode (encrypted, non encrypted). When you hover over the tiny VNC Viewer icon ...

Whip cream or cool whip?

Would help if you listed your needs or wants, expectations of the application.

UVNC is not that bad to learn. Teamviewer does look like a nice product but cost good $$$ too. I am in the beginning stages of figuring out UVNC and already making good progress. It's free, but information is very scattered. Do searches for what you need, give it a good 15 mins of digging and if you ...

Time Warner / Bright House blocked residential ports... CPE = what connects to your modem for internet. Time Warner uses a dynamic IP for residential. Business get 1 static by default. IP lifespan could range from 2 weeks to 3 months depending on variables. http://redzonepc.com/images/blocked_ports ...