UltraVNC

Rudy, do you have any other suggestions? My guys have some 3D stuff they need to run that doesn't work over RDP...so I have monitors and keyboards attached to what would otherwise be headless machines...

Wow, I couldn't be less helpful to you in helping me solve my problem. I keep inadvertently leaving information out! Apparently I never saw the balloon pop-up from the system tray when someone tries to connect - "Remote connection Could not connect to 1.0.0.0!" In my defense, I have three monitors ...

Sorry, I had tried changing ports this morning. Edit: Nmap confirms it's listening on whatever port I set it to

Still no dice for me. Sorry, I should have included the server log initially. Starting the service gives me these entries: Mon Mar 28 11:24:50 2011 vncserver.cpp : authhosts set to "" vncproperties.cpp : ***** DBG - Load User Preferences vncproperties.cpp : clearing user settings h:\ultravnc_195 ...

I should add that the Windows Firewall is disabled on all my machines and that nmap confirms the machines are listening on 5900 (and 5800 if the java port is enabled).

I'm having the same problem on Win7 Pro x64 machines. The funny thing is, a few of them worked initially, then after another reboot they all quit. I've tried with and without the mirror driver, I replaced the dsm plugin (though I'm not using it) with the driver from here: http://adamwalling.com ...