UltraVNC

A would like to see a feature that allowed you to drag a file from your computer and then drop it onto the UVNC viewer window. This would initiate a file transfer & place the files onto the remote system's desktop (aka C:\Documents and Settings\username\Desktop).

-John

I have updated the 2 URLs in Post #1. However, a better solution may be PCHelpWare - http://www.uvnc.com/pchelpware/

-John

I have not tried SSL Explorer. About the connection attempts, run UVNC on a non-standard port. Pick something between 10000 and 65500. This will make it somewhat harder for a hacker. If you picked port 12345 (which I wouldn't recommend), on the client side you would connect by using "myserver:12345 ...

If you want a secure, encrypted UVNC connection, but can not use the msrc4 plugin, try the AES plugin. If this does not work either see my posts in this thread:
[topic=7686][/topic]
post #21, 25, and 29

-John

Has anyone tried this with the AES plugin instead of the MSRC4 plugin?

Thanks,
-John

I just updated about 20 servers from using an unencrypted connection to an encrypted connection. They all use the same rc4.key file. On a server that you have manually turned on encryption... 1) Save the rc4.key and MSRC4Plugin_NoReg.dsm to a folder where you will run the batch file from (see below ...

The old URL for this is:
http://sc.uvnc.com/index.php?section=19

Would it be possible to have the web server redirect users to the new URL?

Thanks,
-John

Is it true that the end-user side of PCHelpWare must have DirectX installed where as with SC this is not the case?

-John

Have you tries the MS-RC4 plugin instead of AES? Does it crash, too?

-John

Dumb question, but did you verify that you are running the same version of UVNC on both the server & client?

-John

The [winvnc] -- what's inside the [] does not really matter. Just make sure they are the same in each config file. On your VNC client, you will connect to 127.0.0.1:12582. Make sure stunnel is listening on port 12582. You can do this by running this command from the cmd prompt: netstat -an | findstr ...

On the client are you trying to connect (with UVNC) to 127.0.0.1:12582? Also, you need to allow port 12582 through on your router, not port 5900 nor 5800...if the UVNC server is behind the router.

-John

Mike, This may explain it better... http://www.stunnel.org/examples/vnc.html (2nd example) To create your own pem cert file... http://www.stunnel.org/faq/certs.html A *very easy* way to do this, but not recommended... http://www.stunnel.org/pem/ Also, you can get rid of all of the smtp, pop examples ...

Since you are having a run of bad luck, may I suggest UVNC + stunnel? I have used this combination with great success. Basically, you have stunnel (www.stunnel.org) listening on a local port, say port 23456, on the client side. Tell your vncviewer to connect to 127.0.0.1:23456. On the remote end ...

See this page:

[topic=3021]SC HowTo for first time users[/topic]

-John

You might consider http://webex.com/ as well as SC.

-John

Does anyone know if this functionality will be built into the next version of UVNC? It would be nice if it were incorporated into the viewer's toolbar.

-John

I have written an AutoIt script that emulates the Alt-PrintScreen key press sequence. This executable program has to be located and run on the remote system. Once you run it, you could launch mspaint on the remote system to paste in your window capture. The stand-alone executable program is here ...

Will the linux repeater only work with SC3 or will it also work with just SC?

-John

i've never experienced this... they've always troubleshoot over phone or sent in a tech for the most part that i've seen. Maybe you have to have Gold support or something like this. We have a Dell based EMC SAN in which they will logon to your system and help you. I doubt they do this for non ...

I didn't see anyone mentioning www.webex.com. Whenever we call support from large companies, like Dell, they always seem to use this service.

-John

danzman, When creating your executable, did you use an internal ip, like 192.168.x.y or did you use your real internet IP address? If you used your real address, you might not be able to test within your LAN. I would suggest creating two single-click executables - one with your internal IP and one ...

jazeboy,

When I posted this, I was thinking that the user would be connected through a VPN tunnel. SC also works well just within the office. We put a link to the sc executable on our intranet home page.

-John

Don't use those ports numbers. Try using a random port in the 50,000 to 65,000 range. Generally, proxies only intercept traffic on well known ports like 80 and 8080. You also might try port 443.

-John

updated March 31, 2007 Here is a quick howto for first time users. I am sure this has been posted before, but I hope this helps someone. The online docs were not 100% clear to me. -John Start at this page: http://www.uvnc.com/addons/singleclick.html and download the custom.zip and unzip it. You ...

I think I finally found it by reading and/or searching the forums.


-John

I just want to say thanks to all of the SC devs for a great program! I used it for the first time last week to help out a user working from home. And let me say, it sure beats going out to their house to fix a 3 minute problem. I wish the installation docs were a little more clear. Maybe I just ...