UltraVNC

ltx11 wrote:It is possible using a webbrowser to connect to a EchoVNC server?
Haven't found it.
good luck.

With some skills this can be done with Echogent's ServerMirror. Check there FTP for download. ServerMirror opens up all kinds of doors.

MrChris

Welcome to the Forum. Check out EchoVNC and or InstantVNC its a tweaked version of UltraVNC v1.0.2 that allows just what you want to do without having to tweak any firewall stuff. Have the PC you want to remote to run InstantVNC.exe and you install EchoVNC and open the EchoVNC Viewer to connect to ...

I am trying to wrap winvnc.exe (from EchoVNC v2.36) into a AutoIt Script that writes all the nessisary Reg Entries and copies the files to where they need to be at ect.. But if I not logged in as an administrator on the local XP/2000 machine and run winvnc.exe -run it still wants to write/read from ...

Thanks for the quick reply. Sorry, I guess I should have mentioned that I was using EchoVNC v2.36. Maybe I will send an email to Scot Best.

Is this normal for UltraVNC 1.0.2 to act this way? Or could this be a EchoVNC thing?

Many thanks,

MrChris

I am trying to wrap winvnc.exe into a AutoIt Script that writes all the nessisary Reg Entries and copies the files to where they need to be at ect.. But if I not logged in as an administrator on the local XP/2000 machine and run winvnc.exe -run it still wants to write/read from the System area of ...

How hard would it be to allow Remote Connections via an EchoServer using DameWare MiniRemoteControl viewer? So if I have the DameWare Remote Control server installed on a Remote PC that is connected to my EchoServer I can use Echo VNCViewer to connect to that PC using Dameware Remote Control Viewer ...

I know there is an option from the vnc server to set wether or not the Wallpaper is removed when a vncviewer is connected. But is there any way or plans on making it so this option can be set via the VNC Viewer? Many thanks, MrChris [mod=494,1157269347]moved from General help to Feature request[/mod]

Consider using the EchoWare version of UltraVNC. See Post [topic=7162][/topic]

Have you checked into Symantec pcAnywhere v12?

There is a Check Box in Properties to "Disable Client Options in Tray Menu" That might help. Other that that if the User is not a local admin on the machine I done think they can get to the Properties option. I have a computer for my kids and its greyed out, They are also loggin in with a user in ...

Just curious,

What happens to the UltraVNC server that is connected to a EchoServer in the event that the EchoServer is rebooted or the EchoServer Service is restarted? Does the UltraVNC server automaticly reconnect to it? Or does it have to manual reconnect?

MrChris

When using a config .VNC file to store settings for the vncviewer. How would I get the vncviewer to auto check the "Connect via EchoServer" check box before connecting? It doesn't look like it is! All I can see is count=1 server0=demo.echovnc.com:1328;pc19857hw;demo2005; localproxy=:;;; Thanks ...

@ sgilbert92 In a nutshell. After installing UltraVNC v1.0.2 with EchoWare support when you see the winvnc.exe systray icon in the systray if you Right Click on it you should see an option that says "EchoServer Properties" if you left click on that choice then that will bring up the dialog window ...

OK This is bizZar, Now that I do it using your steps it working as I would expect it. Maybe I had different versions of winvnc and echware.dll. Who knows. I was up late working on a project of mine. What I am trying to do is create my own version of a SingleClick using a normal winvnc.exe rather ...

Just curious. I wonder if it would be possible to add EchoWare support to OpenVPN? I will have to look into it.

MrChris

Not trying to be a pain or anything but........... I figured out why the Reg Keys and Values where sometime showing up and sometimes not. The problem is the echoware server settings for ultravnc only get stored in HKey_Users\<USER_SID>\Software\ORL\WinVNC3\EchoServers\ in ASCII if winvnc.exe is run ...

Thats new to me. Sounds like a video driver that is wiggin out!

OK. Im confused. Everytime I do a before and after Reg Compare when I add a echoserver to winvnc.exe I get different results. At one point It was showing as being stored in the above key and another time even after completely removing all evidence of VNC and Echoware from my system it now shows as ...

OK looks like I can now do what I was after and thought I would share it just in case anyone would/could use it in the future. AutoIT code change EchoServer Data Dynamically ; This will set the Users SID as a VAR $oWMI = ObjGet("winmgmts://./root/cimv2") $oUser = $oWMI.Get("Win32_UserAccount.Domain ...

OK I found it now its showing as being in HKEY_USERS\S-1-5-21-3783412348-3147957303-627458716-1003\Software\ORL\WinVNC3\EchoServers\demo.echovnc.com:1328 with the values just like need them to be. Thanks for that. Allthough the Logged in User GUID is Dynamic per user, I might be able to get AutoIT ...

sbest wrote: Regarding the echoServer data in the registry, the latest release is plain ASCII.

Where is it stored at? I think I found it in HKEY_USERS\S-1-5-21-3783412348-3147957303-627458716-1003\Software\UltraVnc

Is that the correct location?

Regards,

MrChris

Ok Im confused where does UltraVNC store its EchoServer info at? I thought it was in the registry. But now it doesnt looks like it does.

NM I found it its in [HKEY_USERS\S-1-5-21-3783412348-3147957303-627458716-1003\Software\UltraVnc

This makes it even harder to do what im after. Hmmmm..

MrChris

Since the value used in HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\UltraVnc\EchoServer is a Binary String how can I make the EchoServer UserID in it be Dynamic as I am trying to create a AutoIT installer that installs UltraVNC server via a Single file and stays installed after a reboot allowing me to reconnect ...

I was under the impression that the NAT2NAT connectors are only used to establish the connection and once that is done then all data goes right from the client to the server by-passing the NAT2NAT connector.

Does the EchoServer not act this way?

MrChris

Yea I found that by waiting a few minutes it did close and all is well now.

Thanks,

MrChris

On a different note :) As far as the UltraVNC with EchoVNC built into it. I found the Reg Key that stores the settings for the EchoServer in it but noticed that it is a Binary string. Is there any way to change it to a REG_SZ Value so that everything but the Machine name is imported? Reason is if I ...

Yes I just found the RC of UltraVNC with EchoVNC built into it but after I posted that question about auto scaling. But thanks for the reply. I noticed that the uvnc was acting a little weird in a sence that when winvnc.exe is stated via a service and then stoped it did not close TCP port 5900 and ...

Hmmm are you saying that you use VNC and the Microsoft thing at same time ? Yes that is correct. Sometimes simultaneously, Since they both use different TCP Ports it is not an issue. I use this both in a LAN and WAN environment. Just setup port forwarding of both 3389 for RDP and 5900 for VNC to ...

After playing around with a few of your apps, I must say pretty nice, this is what I have been looking for is a solution for NAT2NAT and VNC that works and EchoServer and EchoWinVNC looks like what I am looking for. But how can I configure EchoVNC's vncviewer.exe to connect to the echoWinVNC while ...

Are there any limitations when connecting/using the demo.echovnc.com server such at 30min limits?

Regards,

MrChris