UltraVNC

Since you already have SC which allows a VNC server to single click to a listening viewer, how can I set up a Single Click Viewer which would connect to a server? I am looking for a method where I could send out a VNC viewer that a user only needs to click on in order to view my demo server.

I don't have a broadband router. I only have a Belkin 802.11b wireless router and a Sprint DSL. ..... Youe Belkin 802.11b wireless router IS a broadband router. In general, people say "broadband router" whenever the Internet sevice is "always on" and the service is "shared" between multuple ...

How do I successfully setup UltraVNC for Chat to work? I am successfully able to connect to various different VNC servers (based on IP protocols) behind NAT routers, with the IP protocols port-forwarded. However, whenever I start Chat, the text is not sent to the other chat window (on server.) Is ...

Has anyone else encountered problems with CA's Pest Patrol (stand-alone or Integrated Threat Management system) and UltraVNC. Pest Patrol has a Pest Exclusion list which seems to only "exclude" files, not registry settings. Summary: 1) Install and configure UltraVNC (1.01 or 1.02) and Mirror Driver ...

The IP that is displayed IS the correct IP address for server. The school is using a Cisco router to control Internet access. Every PC/server that is on the school's network all use IP addresses based on a special range (ie: Private IPs.) The only public address is assigned to the Cisco router and ...

If you tried my previous suggestion then I do not know what next to suggest? I know that some ISP offer an "opt-in" packet filtering (like mine.) This is a "firewall" service with spware protection. Check with your ISP.

You only need to know the IP address of the VNC server you wish to connect to. Since you want to work off your office PC, you only need to know the static IP address your office connection. BTW: You could set up a Dynamic DNS service for your "home" connection (ex: www.dyndns.org -- myhomepc.dyndns ...

Try using a different IP port under 1024. ISP that use packet filtering might be trying to stop P2P file sharing (ie: Kaaza).

What version of Windows?

What is the screen resolutions?

IP Ports do not normally have speed ratings for each individual IP port. 5900 is the default port and it will take the speed of the Internet access.

However, do to the P2P craze, a lot of ISP may be limiting the bandwidth (speed and/or access) to the IP ports above 1024.

NO! Every server installation is set to use the default port of 5900. If you have multiple servers installed on various PCs on your "home" network, then each server will be using IP port 5900.

Besides, the router would have PORT-FORWARDING rules which would only re-direct to one PC.

You can on have the standard IP port of 5900 routed to one IP address. You need to reconfigure the UltraVNC servers, and the router, so as to use different IP ports for the other PCs. Example: Wife's PC -- IP 5900 ---> 192.168.1.100 Daughter's PC -- IP 5901 ---> 192.168.1.101 Your PC -- IP 5902 ...

Usually by creating a firewall "exception" for both winvnc.exe and vncviewer.exe, I usually solve this perminately.

It would be nice if you were to tell us WHAT your boss installed on the PCs? If he installed UltraVNC Server, this is not a "logging" program. UltraVNC Server is a "remote" access control program where a VNC Viewer can access the Server from a different PC.

thanks for getting back to me. just want to be sure i'm understanding you. this is what i have on the server for linksys settings: Port Range Forwarding Application Start End Protocol IP Address Enable vnc 5901 5900 Both 192.168.15.100 yes vnc 5900 5900 Both 192.168.15.101 yes thanks again for your ...

As of version 11.0, pcAnywhere is having problems with DOS full screen.

Depending on the network, you need to know if the default IP ports of 5500, 5800 and 5900 can get thorough the proxy. It has been previously posted that several regular Internet Service Providers (ISP) now are limiting Internet traffic on IP ports above a certain number (1024???) You may need to ask ...

I do not know about the 'Add New Client" feature but I can access my VNC servers by just specifing the server IP/name and password in the VNC viewer. It seems that when you add clients to the server, you are setting up the VNC server to connect to a remote listening viewer (Host) or VNC repeater (ID ...

There is not supposed to have a "default" password. You must set one up after you start the Server and 'servicehelper".

Any thing further I can do/try to get my UltraVNC server to show the icon? I have already tried everything suggested but UltraVNC server is not showing the server icon eventhough the 'servicehelp' is in my start-ups.

... I want to control a WinXP desktop PC from a Win98SE desktop PC. ... The Win98SE end would be the server, right? ... Does VNC care about the OS difference? Even if not, are there OS-difference-related issues that need to be allowed for? ... Do I need DDNS and port forwarding enabled on both ends ...

You only need ONE dyndns entry, if BOTH computers are in back of the the same router. You need to set up ONE VNC server with IP port of 5900 and the second one with a different IP port (ex: 5901.) Port-forward 5900, 5800 and 5500 to the first VNC server. Then port-forward 5901, 5801 and 5501 to the ...

A further post to my preivous one! I went back to the Sonicwall TZ170 unit that I mentioned that I was not able to route the port-forward through the main IP address. I discovered more details. Sonicwall has a feature known as ONE-TO-ONE NAT, which allows you to route an internal private IP address ...

catplus Is this Sonicwall using static IP addresses? I have encountered a Sonicwall unit where I could not access a "port-forward" scheme on the assigned IP address of the Sonicwall. In trying other tests, I was able to connect to the "port-forwarded" access from another IP address as part of ...

have you tried to also open up 5800? This is normally used for the Java VNC client access over HTTP. Also, have you contacted your Internet Service Provider so as to see if they have imposed limits to the higher end IP ports? Some ISPes now limit the IP ports above 1024 in hopes of limiting viruses ...

... RealVNC and UltraVNC are almost identical... I believe the only difference is that with UltraVNC you get the control of client's system without them having to install any software ... This is not true! You still need to have a "server" installed so that the "viewer" can connect to. VNC does not ...

I do not get the difference with the connecting problem between UltraVNC and RealVNC. I was always able to set up a rule on Sonicwall units for RealVNC servers over the standard IP port 5900. What is the difference with UltraVNC?

I went into ZA Free "Program Control" and manually added "winvnc" and "vncviewer" to the list of programs. Then, I set the 'access" permissions to "Allow" and for "winvnc" I also allowed 'Server' style access. This is needed for both Internet and Local columns. (Note: I am not at my personal home PC ...

The problem does not appear to be related directly to ZoneAlarm free. I am also using ZA Free and have successfully got UltraVNC 1.0.1 working.

I've noticed this too! The DSM plug-in "appear" to get installed into their own separate folder. The VNC Server is looking for the plug-ins in the same folder where the "winvnc.exe" is located. So copy the plug-ins from "C:\Program Files\UltraVNC\plugin" to "C:\Program Files\UltraVNC" folder.