UltraVNC

That doc is a great introduction.
Thanks

I downloaded NVC.exe and NSC.exe, as NAT2NAT looks like it connects without port forwarding. But I'm a little mystified. Is the 'helper' something I need to put on my computer, or is it in running somewhere else? The .exe utilities ask for ID and password, from where? There's a password on my uvnc ...

I got into my verizon jetpack and forwarded port 5900, but the port checker still says that port is closed. When forwarding it had options for global port and local port so I put 5900 in for both. I cannot connect to the WAN ip address from a different computer. I tried it with the server open and ...

Actually, port forwarding on my jetpack looks easy now. I suppose I would create a 'custom' forward. Does it matter what I call it?
Port 5900 for the server, and 5500 for the SC option?
Does a port need to be assigned for html (it looks like it is in the server admin properties)?

Thanks mertz, However, it looks like these solution require my having ports forwarded on my (client) end. Since the client computer is apt to be a laptop using hotel internet of a Verizon jetpack, I'm not sure that is prectical either. Would it help to set up an always-on computer at my office, with ...

I would like to use uvnc to do customer support. Most of my customers are in institutions where they do not have passwords for the router. Can the uvnc server be configured so the it uses NAT to create an open (external) port for logging on?
Thanks,
Peter

Thanks! (after uninstalling some garbage) it works. That's a good security protection.

V 1.2.17 Windows 10 pro I installed server and viewer (and repeater) and am trying to test (via allowed loopback). I know the viewer is finding the server because it asks for the password. But it always says "no password configured for vnc access". When I set the password in admin properties it ...