UltraVNC

That seems to be the missing feature on PDAs. Since Windows Mobile devices are becomming more and more popular, some sort of access to devices behind a corporate firewall would be great. Right now our options (that I know of) are: Original VNC Viewer (No Repeater / SSH Support) VNC Viewer.NET (No ...

Why not create a simple batch script:

net start "VNC Server"

and save it on the desktop. This way, the service could be started as easily as double-clicking on an icon...

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I've actually had the repeater working fine for ages. Guess I didn't express myself properly. With the following port forwarding working, everything is fine: 5900, 5500 and 5800 all pointing to x.x.x.76. What I was wondering is if I wanted to place the repeater in the loop, say at x.x.x.156 and have ...

I'm making great use of the repeater service, however I have the following situation: 5901 (Repeater) is x.x.x.100, one of our servers 5800 (VNC Java) for my desktop is x.x.x.75 5500 (Listening port) is x.x.x.75 I can't seem to get this to work. It seems that the Java Console cannot connect unless I ...

Hello, I'm performing system administration for a large medical practice at a remote location. One of hte requirements is that I have remote access to each desktop computer. I have the repeater installed, however, I'm having some difficulty getting a completely unattended install of UltraVNC working ...

Thanks so much Rudi.
I was banging my head against the wall on this!

Any word on when this will be bundled with the full installer package?

Thanks!

When I made changes to the repeater (uncheck Allow Connection to Server and Refuse Connections to Server and change Restrict access to server port 0 and clicked save the settings appear right, but when I restart the service, the settings revert to the original settings...

Any idea on that?

Thanks!

Now I'm totally baffled... I had everything working at one site, but now cannot get things working again: 192.168.0.110:5901 is the repeater PC (Win2K3) NAT forwards 5500 as well as 5901 to 192.168.0.110 Here's my log: (this test was run from within the network... socket() initialized bind ...

I'm not sure what your're saying. Sorry to be so obtuse.

I'm using the Version II of the repeater as a service. info I sent was from the logfile of said viewer.

This is exactly the same configuration I have at another site which is working perfectly.

Your continued help is most appreciated.

I'm having a similar situation: Repeater Host is WIn2000 server. My computer is WinXP. Have setup the repeater and connections from my office pc to a couple of other sites, so I'm familiar to this. Only ports being forwarded are: 5901 and 5500 -> Win2K server above 5800 is forwarded to another ...

same here. latest build, no love...

I had been using Real VNC for a number of years, but enjoy Ultr@VNC much more. Only one thing it lacks for my use: Multiple Monitor support. Anybody get this working?

Thanks for your help.