UltraVNC

Not that I know of, but I'd sure like to know if there IS a way :) For your plan, the only thing you can really do is have them call and schedule a time frame and tell them to try 2 or 3 times if it times out. One thing that could be done possibly would be to do a scheduled task and just setup the ...

My situation is the following: - VNC Server at my home behind a router - the needed ports are mapped inside the router setup to the PC on wich the server is running - the router automatically refresh the dyndns account wit the current IP - VNC Viewer on the PC of my friend (configured with ...

I just head the step by step about sc client, but also have a question!! I wanna to give support to persons from outside of my local network, so i wanna know if the ip aplicable on the helpdesk.txt can be the static ip of my router and the port i fowarded to my local machine.. example: If my wan ip ...

As far as checking to see if the DynDNS is updating properly, you can use the freeware application DynDNS Updater (you can find it at download.com) For the server running on your pc at home, you only need to have one port forward setup (you could use 5900) and make sure that it's forwarding to the ...

Phew! *breathes a sigh of relief*

Thanks for the save bevtech

Uh oh!! I have a problem with the login on the viewer! I setup the password to be used to connect to the machine, but there's a weird issue with it O_o... My password is tttttttt### where t = an alpha character and # = a numerical character. I entered the full password and could connect no problem ...

Hey bevtech! Thank you for the information! It took me a little playing around with the software when I was setting it up as far as the proper sequence to make it all work, but it's working flawlessly now! Just in case anyone else in a similar situation is looking for help on how to do this as well ...

Thank you so much for the reply bevtech! I'll try it out this week when I have time and reply to let you know how it turns out

Thank you again!

Hello everyone :) I am a network admin and computer instructor at a local school and I was looking for a solution that would enable me to remotely control student and staff machines for help desk related purposes. I did a little research and narrowed my choices down to TightVNC or UltraVNC. Ultra ...