UltraVNC

Dont install inside RDP, wont work. Install it on the console. You can script a batch file to install. You will need to download psexec.exe, part of PStools by microsoft/System Internals REM Batch Start REM Remote computer name set ComputerName=192.168.1.2 NET USE \\%computerName%\IPC$ /user ...

did you install it while connected to remote desktop/TS?

if you did thats your problem... connect to the local console

i thnks its a router port fowarding problem, i have no problem doing this

i use group policy to set the IP rules for the windows firewall.

that way its the same rule for all my xp workstations

thanks

There are a few groups in domains

"administrators"
"Domain admins"
"enterprise admins"
"schema admins"

I am trying to import an acl file i exported

The instructions say this

MSLogonACL.exe /i <mode> <file>

so i have ... MSLogonACL.exe /i c:\test\test.acl

But nothing is imported when i open show default permisions.

What do i put in for <mode>?

Thanks

did you install vnc inside remote desktop? i get that when i tryied to do that

does that mean that it will pull your login information from your loged in session, or the login information will just be saved in the .vnc file?

Some how make VNC look to a central source for its configuration/user list. Perhaps make vnc quarry a server every 24h for an updated config or user list. It’s kind of a pain to have to change 100 computers because you want a new config setting or something. I currently have a global group "vnc a ...

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just found another topic for this
thanks

make sure the server and client versions of vnc are the same RC1 and lower/current do not work together

there is no default password, you need to make one before it will alow you to connect. This protects people from themselves.

Anyone know why when i choose save as and ask it to remember my password why i can not connect? i am using ms login

thanks

I had the same problem I bet you tried to install it inside a Remote desktop session right? I have the same problem, so i use this script. You can rn it and install VNC from inside a RDP session. Only things you need are Psexec.exe Export your current VNC registry entrys (you use regedit on the ORL ...

thanks, i will need to get the plugin then.

Any chance you will intergrate the plugin into the next or an upcomming version?

i searched the faq's section and found nothing about encription (other then 1 dsm post)

I was wondering what is encrypted without the plugin. I wanted to be sure the password was.

Also if you dont use the plugin is it posable for somone to watch the vnc screen from a remote pc?

thanks

I am tring to install VNC on a windows 2000 pro PC. But when a user trys to connect it crashes just after the user inputs username/password. I am using domain logins. This happens regardless of what michine is the client. Also after the failed login, the exe crashes and displays the generic ... exe ...