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Chris, Yes - this is exactly what I need. Is there any chance to include this hack into the upcoming official version 1.0.3, so it will be possible to use the -ID command line switch separately without -autoreconnect ? Are you in touch with UNVC developers ? Thank you very much Tomas I'm not part ...

Nevermind, I got it working but it appears as though this is an old version of the repeater with no tray icon or routines for running as a windows service. Does anyone know where I can find the source code for the new version?

I'm using the code in version 1.0.2 to modify the repeater source code so it dumps its debug output to a text file rather than the screen. I can't get it to compile though, as I get errors. Can anyone help me figure out how to compile the executable? repeater.obj : error LNK2001: unresolved external ...

I hacked the source code to make my own version that connects through a repeater with an ID from the command line. This way I can change the host, port, and ID on the fly.

It uses the full version of winvnc and not single click. Is that what's being discussed here?

Have you tried using WMI in a VBScript? It can be run remotely or on the local machine. I use something similar to remotely reboot our PCs. You said you're running XP so WMI is supported.

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You're not trying to use the 198.xxx.xxx.xxx address from outside the network are you?

That depends. Is the server within your Intranet or are you connecting over the Internet?

Over zealous and/or poorly coded virus scanners will do that. McAfee classifies Radmin as a virus as well.

You could try finding an exclusion option in AOL, but good luck with that. Can you uninstall the AOL virus scanner and use something else?

You can run regsvr32 msvcp60.dll to register it. But if the file is located in the same directory as the exe it should find it there automatically.

Anyone had any luck with this? I'm tempted to see if I can modify the source code for the full version of winvnc to accept the command line argument (like SC) and pass the variables in to the routine that handles adding clients from the GUI. Been a while since I messed with any C language stuff. We ...

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I'd like to be able to do this as well, but to my knowledge there is no way. Unless you can monitor the port being used by winvnc to see if there is traffic.

I'll give that a try when I get a chance.

Ok. Thanks. I guess they haven't added a way to do this on the command line yet? My users aren't savvy enough to know how to right click a tray icon and then enter the numbers in the correct boxes.

Thanks. I guess what I'm getting stuck at, is I'm trying to use the full version of winvnc with the repeater. The tutorial is using SC, which seems to understand the proxy and ID commands but as far as I can tell winvnc.exe does not.

I've tried reading the FAQ's but am hopelessly lost and cannot understand them. Has anyone successfully gotten the repeater setup for Mode 2? Is it possible to establish a connection with the Viewer and the Server by using the command line? If anyone could show me a real world example I'd appreciate ...

^ That was me, wasn't logged in.

I have something like this I'm working on in Visual Basic. Basically it is a self extracting archive that installs the server and establishes a remote connection. Then it sits in the system tray while you work, and you can right click it and have it break the connection and completly uninstall ...

Perhaps a master browser problem?

Since you have the ability to run a batch file on the remote PC, you can have the batch file create the registry entries by using Reg.exe It comes standard in WinXP and can be added to Windows 2000. You could run Reg.exe from your computer and loop through all 50 computers to add the registry ...

Why not make a scheduled task on your work computer that runs the command winvnc -autoreconnect -connect yourserver.no-ip.org every 5 minutes or so? Start the VNCViewer running on your computer at home when you want to connect. It isn't the cleanest setup but it should get the job done. I've never ...

If you have remote WMI access to the machines you can install and start the service manually using VBScript.

You want to run the VNCviewer.exe on your computer with port 5500 open to it. You install WinVNC as a service on his computer and would run a command something like this. winvnc.exe -connect 123.123.123.123 This will cause his computer to establish a connection to you, even if he is behind a router ...

File transfer works for me with single click. I dont know why, but just last night I was helping a friend using it on dial up. I needed to send a file and thought it wouldn't work but it did much to my surprise. Have you tried it? You should be able to run and use most of the functionality of UVNC ...

I use a VBscript and WMI to install the program as a service with pre-configured settings on remote PCs in our domain. There's no need to *install* the app since all the required dlls are copied to the install folder and the only registry entries made are for settings.

It works quite well.

I don't think the viewer has any registry settings. I think everything is specified on the commandline when you launch it.

http://doc.ultravnc.net/install/cmdline.html

Set it how you want and then export the registry settings to a reg file. You can then import them silently using the /s option with regedit.

Search on registry settings and you should find all the keys listed.

FINALLY! I got it. lol. I've managed to code my own Windows service in C++ but this had me stumped. Here's all the steps I did for anyone who is having the same trouble. Hopefully, it helps you. 1) I installed SP5 (NOT SP6) and the processor pack. 2) Extracted the source to a folder at C:\uvnc 3 ...

I just went down the list and tried compiling everything. I left winvnc classes for last. I got errors compiling a few of the dlls. When I compile the "winvnc classes" progect I get 387 errors now. I have the processor pack installed also. So as far as I can tell I'm setup exactly like everyone else ...

I just got it working so the adventure is only just beginning for me. http://download.microsoft.com/download/vb60ent/Update/6/W9X2KXP/EN-US/vcpp5.exe Theres the processor pack.. I opened the main dsw with all the projects in and just complied them all one by one until winvnc worked, I don't know ...