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Ok, so this is by design. I can overcome this by supplying a password inline (it's irrelevant anyway, since the connecting person still have to possess the right key certificate), or I could force nopassword on the server, but it seems a bit overkill. SecureVNC could have an option to override the ...

This is a great tutorial, I appreciate the effort. So now I know that the 443 port is not a proxy, just an alternative port to 5500 when it is blocked on firewall. As for my viewer question and changing infos - yes, that's on status window, the small one appearing before you get the connection. The ...

Sure. Thanks for that.

Great. That's what I wanted to know. I understand the ID limitation - I have no problem with using different ID's to connect multiple machines, I just wanted to make sure that SecureVNC can work with that.

Thanks for your answer.

Could someone explain me (or point to a thread/documenation) the exact inner workings of procedure of connecting two machines using reverse connections via repeater? I'm currently working on a project for a client that the working setup already. Unfortunately their technicians are long gone, so ...

Can I use multiple reverse connections using SecureVNC plugin? I'm having a shared server which re-uses repater in mode 2 - it works now (each new user is using a new ID, like 0001, 0002, server is initiating the connection for each new user). It seems to work just fine without the SecureVNC, but I ...

My questions is as in topic. Could someone (possibly the author :) explain to me, what does this happen? I see some kind of inconsistency here, which I would like to understand : server and client without SecureVNC, regular connection - ASKS for password - which is obvious, since access is password ...

Thanks for the response. So, is there any other way to have multiple connections with reverse connection? I'm mostly interested in calling it from commandline. I know that having winvnc running, one can choose "add new client" manually, but that's sort of not the point. Can I "add client" from ...

Is it actually possible? I would like to preserve the reverse connection (from server to client) but be able to handle multiple connections. I have the following setup : - repeater in mode 2 - client, starting listening(vncviewer.exe ID:xxxx -proxy repeateraddress:5901 -shared - server, connecting ...