UltraVNC

There was a topic about this error a while back, but it didn't seem to get resolved really. I'm trying to use the AESV2 DSM plugin with Vista 64-bit running 1.0.5.3. The server works fine without any plugin. I've got the AESV2Plugin.dsm file and a valid AESV2 key file in the main program directory ...

Ah, I got it. I didn't realize you had to enable it in the Server properties. It's not the "Admin Properties" page, it's just the "Properties" page.

I got this to work once, and it was indeed cool. But then I started having presumably unrelated connection/stability problems so I upgraded to the newest version 1.04RCx and haven't been able to do it since. I'd really love to know exactly how to set this up, as I'm sure many other uvnc users would ...

Aww, sadface. Because a comparable linux client would be uber useful. Not having to install wine, or mess with stuff for the encryption would make UVNC the ultimate in cross-platform, plug-n-play-functional software. Oh well. UVNC is truly a great, thoughtful, and complete program, and I'm grateful ...

So nobody really answered the question: Does UVNC have plans at all to make a linux-native exact counterpart to the Windows UVNC veiwer?

Ah I see. Thanks.

Ah that worked, thank you. But why do you have to use a different format depending on which port ranges you use?

I was hoping, since I don't run a web server on my network, to access my internal VNC server from outside on port 80 so as to hopefully avoid firewalls on uncommon ports in various places on other networks. It's simple enough to host a VNC server and tell it to use port 80. However when I run the ...

Okay, so I'm still wondering what the difference is between "Refuse the New Connection" and "Refuse All New Connection" (under Muti Viewer Connections). Anybody?

Also, what is this video hook driver about, what does it do?

Yes, no, maybe so?

No ideas?

Seems to have something to do with the hook driver. Although I don't know what, and honestly I don't even really know what the hook driver does, and I've never had to worry about it.

Anyone mind filling me in, and maybe helping me be rid of this annoying error msg?

Well, anyway I booted that copy of XP Home to curb, where it belongs. Got the real mccoy, XP Pro. So now I'm Homeless, lmao. And in this case, that's a good thing. I've had nothing but disappointments and incapabilities using XP Home. Sheesh Microsoft, way to screw over a whole lot of people with ...

Well I'm already using the AES2 DSM plugin for my UVNC servers and viewers with a 128 bit (if I remember right) key.

How is using OpenSSH over the top of it different?

I am getting a Failed Service Startup error when Windows Server 2003 first starts up and is sitting at the logon screen. I don't have this problem on Win XP Pro or Xp Home, only on Windows Server 2003. UVNC seems to work fine, however I would like to be rid of the error message, if someone could ...

Yeah I forgot to mention I am using AESV2 DSM Plugins. So what you're saying is that MS Logon I has problems with XP Home and I should use it without MS Logon at all, with just a single password? I don't really want to do that, but I guess if I must... The thing I really hate about non-MS Logon ...

For the life of me I can't figure out what is wrong with my installation of the UVNC server on the one XP Home machine on my network. When I get connected correctly (which is not consistent, many times it rejects my connection, or the server is not found) and am shown the MS Logon II authentication ...

I C.

I was wondering if there was a way to have a program or batch file automagically launch on the event of a viewer client connecting to the VNC server? I can think of quite a few ways in which this would be convenient, although I would use it for quite a trivial purpose. I use a background changer on ...

Yeah but I don't think I had ever generated a key before. The plugin config did not recognize one (and defaulted to using the password), and there wasn't already a key in the UltraVNC directory. Yet it still placed it in system32. Whereas on my flash drive, I generated a key while the drive was ...

I installed UVNC on a machine, then I used that machine to install UVNC viewer on my flash drive. I'm assuming the second install overwrote a bunch of registry values. The problem is when I gen a new AES key no key was written to the original installation directory. Anyway I went through the ...

Wow I never took the time to use the viewer but it's so much better than the http java functionality.

I guess I just assumed they had all the same features.

I guess I'll switch to using an install on a usb drive then.

Thx.

In the server options you can disable the clients ability to blank the server monitor, but you can't disable the clients ability to disable the server mouse. At the moment I am worried about security, and I don't want to be sitting here, have someone gain access to my PC, and allow them the option ...

My install of UltraVNC works great, but as soon as I tell it to use any DSM plugin it no longer allows a viewer connecting via the javascript web server to enter a user/pass, because it never opens that window. Maybe I've been naive. Can you even use DSM plugins for the http based server? Do you ...

Hey thanks a lot! That's what I thought loopback was, I guess I just don't see the point in it lol. Also, with user impersonation, when it's checked, does it use the rights of the user who is logging in remotely, using their MS Logon II, or the rights of the user who's logged into the server locally ...

Nothin huh?

I just stopped using TightVNC when I finally came to terms with its limitations. I tried RealNVC but disliked it a lot. UltraVNC seems well done, especially with the MS logon and plugin abilities. There's just a couple things I've noticed after installing and testing it out that are bugging me ...