UltraVNC

as far as i know SC3 (i already wrote another thread about it 'preconditions...') you always have to use port 443... which is a pain sometimes, especially on windows servers which often run the iis-server. but this port is the only port which makes sense to use - it is one of the only ports which ...

there is a working link again - look into my post...

and an additional encryption is overhead... if you use SC3 there is already ssl encryption, which should do the job...

nothing would prevent it... but at first it is very unlikely that a customer (server) connects to the repeater while someone bad connects to it (with ssl client) and second: the one i am talking about has even has to use the same ID.

oh ok, you meant the neater mice graphic with the 3d style... *smile*
well, but which part should have the default mouse icons? the customer (server part) or the technician (viewer part)? or even both?
and which problems occur if the problematic part uses non-default icons?

no problem! ;)
but have you already tried it, has it worked for you?

well, give me some more time and i will improve the list. i also got new things to add...

@redge: what is a 3D mouse pointer?

look [topic=7834]here[/topic]...

how to create yor own certificate.pem for your SC3 repeater!? in another [topic=6916]thread[/topic] i came up with the statement of beeing able to create my own certificate.pem . but as i wasn't able to remember how i did it the last time (nor had any backup) i had to do some researches. and ...

@bevtech: that's not right! i already created my own certificate.pem and i am pretty sure i found the solution somewhere here in the forum. since this certification file inherits the private key, it is very unsecure imho to use the given/downloadable one in a professional environment. if someone is ...

and what about the loopback ports? are they assigned randomly? is a specific range hardcoded (for example from 5900-5999)? i 'hardcoded' port 443 in the helpdesk.txt, is that wrong? or does that force the using of port 443 even if the iexplorer https setting is different? No other vnc instance ...

even i am not interested in the case you are describing, i want to point out that SCIII already uses encryption (128bit SSL). that's why you don't need any encryption plugin... just my two cents... oh, and a full qualified entry in the server config file (helpdesk.txt) would be: "-id <for example ...

hmmm, as far as my knowlegde goes, i think it shouldn't matter which combination of firewall you have... and still: if that matters - it doesn't matter for us since we have no problem at all with the tools on our side (repeater+viewer)... our technicians need to know under which conditions a ...

i thank you both - i changed the first post to reflect your comments! @redge : sorry but i don't really understand what you mean under point 1 or to what question you refer... give it a go and try it again - please ;) @mabj : so then there is also no way a firewall changes those packages since it ...

introduction : i am working for an IT company, and we are searching for an easy maintainable and reliable remote administration solution... something that's transparent and doesn't conflict with our customers IT security policy. our choice fell on the sc derivat 'sc+ssl+repeater' (also known as ...

i pn you as soon as i have time to take a look at the source-code. but if you feel boring right now, feel free to send it to me... ;) at the moment i try to compile the cvs sources, but want to use mingw. the first try (after correcting paths to compilers) is worth /dev/nul... :( any hints before i ...

why don't you create/compile your own UltraVNC SC (alias SingleClick server) ? that way you can also offer a link on your website. your clients just have to open the file instead of saving it (and redownload it if wanted). pro: independency from the miserable internet explorer. cons: a bit less ...

maybe i didn't really specify my request: i meant the sources for SCIII+SSL and it's related files (server, client and repeater). whoms binaries can be found under the given url (see first post)... but since i wrote that, i found a possible answer [post=13648]here[/post]. but i think the thread is a ...

it was already mentioned, but i couldn't find an answer for specific question in here or in the documentation... why does n't ultravnc use the LZO compression library? i already made my own tests (for another project) and can approve what other tests on the net say: it's fast as hell! IMO, the ...

works great over here too... but as always in betas there are bugs and features that are missing: unstable, because of missing failure routines. --> winvnc.exe crashes (eventually) at some point of the connection process OR after closing the connection. ssl port not changeable. (probing different ...

...SCIII? i am interested in the sources of all the files available on http://sc.uvnc.com/sciii if i can understand the source, maybe i can help out with some problems... but it's just too early to say if i am willing or able to get a dev (red notification above). anyone know where i can get them ...