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copy standalone server and start it with psexec
copy standalone server and start it with psexec
Hi it´s no problem to copy standalone ultravnc to another host as I have domain admin rights in our network. How can I start and use it? Problem is the initalizing password, it is not set, so I can not connect.
The password needs to be set before the server will accept any remote connections.
If you are able to copy/execute files on the remote machine, your best bet is to export the password field from your local registry settings, then enter that into the remote system's registry.
I'm working on MSI installation files for UltraVNC at the moment and I'm having a fair amount of success doing it this way.
Make sure you enter the password field into HKLM as well as HKCU - i'm not certain if it's required, but it seems to operate far better that way.
[HLKM\Software\ORL\WinVNC3]
[mod=494,1126553916]replaced text \"OLE\" by \"ORL\" ;-)[/mod]
If you are able to copy/execute files on the remote machine, your best bet is to export the password field from your local registry settings, then enter that into the remote system's registry.
I'm working on MSI installation files for UltraVNC at the moment and I'm having a fair amount of success doing it this way.
Make sure you enter the password field into HKLM as well as HKCU - i'm not certain if it's required, but it seems to operate far better that way.
[HLKM\Software\ORL\WinVNC3]
[mod=494,1126553916]replaced text \"OLE\" by \"ORL\" ;-)[/mod]
Last edited by merwinb on 2005-09-12 19:38, edited 1 time in total.