UltraVNC

alright, thanks guys for the assist. I'll look into all that stuff. Espically since we're gonna want to encrypt our comms. In the meantime, i'm just happier'n a puppy with two peters to be able to connect at all. 3 Cheers.

OK. we fixed it. don't know how or why but it now works. After tons of comparing and scrounging and troubleshooting it was this simple: - My name was at the bottom of the list - we added another fake user and named it *space, space space* Effectivaly giving no name. - That put my name 2nd to the ...

it is. I load the ultra viewer with -listen in the shortcut and have that running. then have the customer connect.

Here's another thing....

I've made some changes now everyone that tries to connect to me get the

-connect computername.domain.com xxxxx.... -no registry Error Box. What does this mean?

No. As an added bonus, i took my pc home this weekend and formated the HDD and reinstalled Windows XP Pro. Put nothing on it but windows updates, firefox, Adobe reader 7.0.8, AdAware, Spybot, winrar, QUicktime and nero. Took it back to office and installed the UltraVNC-102-Setup.exe, performed a ...

No, I didn't include the msrc4.dsm in my sc.exe file. I wanted to get everything working b4 i went w/ encryption. And everything is working EXCEPT MY station. Here is my helpdesk.txt (prop. info edited out for security/policy): [HOST] User1 -connect Computername.domain.com:5500 -noregistry [HOST ...

Edit to my own post: We've been testing our remote connection with our ISA '04. We found a better way to do things: In ISA, Create a new protocol (i called ours SCVNC) on port 5500. Then in your Helpdesk.txt instead of putting Local.Client.IP.Address :5500 use the Computer Name and your domain. for ...

I need to make a change to a post i made that got sticky'd.

Nevermind will make a reply to post

Running the viewer in -listen 5500 mode. I've packaged the files without the cipher/encryption file. Only used the bmp's, icons, & helpdesk.txt. I have 4 people in my office and i put the viewer (UltraVNC-102-Setup.exe) on all pc's. Everyone in the office works except me. I get the Connection failed ...

Problem solved. I withdraw my question. Solution for those interested. In the helpdesk.txt, set your users to [HOST] Jane -connect Local.Client.IP.Address:5500 -noregistry [HOST] John -connect Local.Client.IP.Address:5500 -noregistry In ISA, Create a new protocol (i called ours SCVNC) on port 5500 ...

OK, i've configured SCVNC to work w/ a dlink router with multiple support techs. I've since moved to a new office/position to which i'd like to bring Remote Support, and they're using a ISA '04 server/firewall. I don't have too much experience (re: none :oops: ) w/ ISA. However i've been scouring ...