UltraVNC

Thanks everyone who willingly helped me in solving my problem.

Ultimately we had resorted to a different solution. In this we have modified our desktop software to store and retrieve data from a web server.

Once again thanks everyone for extending a helping hand.

Regards,

Yogesh

Let's set the network issues aside for a minute and focus on this: We have installed UltraVNC on server and is running as service. As per my understanding running a service means that this particular service will be available to each user when they log in. This is what I was suspecting you were ...

And allow me to get back to the port forwarding question. Yogesh, you keep saying that you've configured the ADSL modem/router to "open" required ports, but you've not yet told me that you are in fact FORWARDING those ports to a local private IP address of a target server in your LAN. Are you? For ...

OP, if you could explain in more detail what you are trying to do I think it would help us answer your questions. I must say that you nailed my requirements precisely.! Actually I did try to explain in my first post my problem to the best of my capabilities. I will try to explain again. We have ...

Yes you got it! Every center will be able to VNC into the same server concurrently.

Regards,

If you're port forwarding correctly at the router, and if you know the current public IP address or host name of the router, and if the port is forwarded to the local private IP address of the server, then it SHOULD work. Is all that correct? No all is not correct. I have setup the router to open ...

I have run into a very unusual problem in trying to configure uVNC on a remote Windows 2003 server so that I can access it using internet. Here I will try to give detailed description with a hope that someone can help me out. We have got 4 centers which are miles away from each other. In center 1 we ...