UltraVNC

It's not abandoned (yet) - if you find bugs, go ahead and report them and I'll take a look. I've managed to handle all user reported bugs. The bugs that I report are ones that I can't manage to fix on my own. I'll need some help with javascript to report the proper keypresses for up arrow, down ...

I'm one of the developers on the A-VNC project. It's licensed under the MIT license, and I'll quote the license here, so you don't have to behead Jeremy or anything:
Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person
obtaining a copy of this software and associated documentation files
(the ...

I'll be happy to help if you wish to improve your english.

redge, your english was proper. My question was, what did you improve? Is there a seperate version to download to enable that?

improved
vncviewer -push SC.exe -callback ip/host_remote -listen ip/host_allowed::port

optional -listen ip/host_allowed::port
so you listen only this awaiting remote computer you try to remote control, so you are not troubled by another incoming session.

"improved" ? what do you mean by that?

redge, that's exactly what I mean.. :) It would be an awesome feature for a lan.

that's what I'm trying to tell you... by focusing ONLY on wan, you make it a PITA to use on a LAN. Add the option to specify an IP on the command line, and you make LAN use much easier, while not changing the WAN usage scenario. Sure I can setup a repeater, but if I have 5 sites, not connected to ...

wonderful idea, but it won't work. you need network drivers for that to work, and you don't get that with dos...

pcaw is slow as heck... try www.logmein.com - the basic 'remote control' is free, and it works better than gotomypc.com

that works fine for one person, but lets say I have 5 techs out... 5 repeaters? 5 uvnc-sc.exe files? and if I have 5 sites that are independent of each other, that I visit... 25 uvnc-sc.exe files? (5 for each site for each tech) that's an N*2 solution, for which the repeater is useless. Sure you can ...

I have a SSL-VPN setup using UltraVNC Single Click. It works through port 443 which gives you encryption for free. Check out SSL-Explorer (free / gpl) here:

http://3sp.com/showSslExplorer.do?referrer=sslexplorer

and you have to create an app for UltraVNC SC. It only took me about 30 minutes to get ...

I'd like to use UltraVNC SC instead of a real VNC install for remote controlling a computer on the LAN. As it is now, there are scripts which will install VNC on the remote computer, register it, set a default password, etc etc... well, SC doesn't need to be installed, doesn't need a default ...