UltraVNC

sweet. thanks I will try it now.

got a quick question in regards to port forwarding.

The instructions state:
The following ports will need to be forwarded to the IP address of the computer running the repeater:

* 5901
* 5500

Is 5901 public and 5500 private?
Is this two separate entries?

Here is a screen shot of my port ...

If I'm understanding you correctly I don't believe so.

Our clients (customers) use a remote tool with predefined ip addresses and port numbers to connect to us remotely. This is set within our router in the office. At a public hot spot we would be assigned an ip when connecting which would not be ...

Because at work/home we have designated port forwarding for each computer. As described above, when a user launches vnc they are presented with a list of our computers to connect to. The technical details behind each option determines which computer of ours they will be connecting to.

So, the vnc ...

not sure why that just happened

I considered this. Sort of like a connection within a connection which would appear as if I never left the office.

For me to have full/unlimited access to my work computer and be able to connect freely I would need to have ultravnc server install on each end? (my laptop and work destop?)

I considered this. Sort of like a connection within a connection which would appear as if I never left the office.

For me to have full/unlimited access to my work computer and be able to connect freely I would need to have ultravnc server install on each end? (my laptop and work destop?)

Currently we are using SC to remotely connect to our users. We have a static ip in the office with several computers on the network. To determine which specific computer on our network in needing to receive the remote connection we designated certain ports for each station. (173.132.245.23:5500)

If ...