Remote control firewalled host

[LynX]

I have public ip and i want remote control host wo public personal ip (he is in LAN, and dont have personal public ip. Port forwarding, repeater and so on is NOT an option).

Can it be possible, what not i will connect to his vnc server, but he will connect to my public ip, and i gain control access on his machine?

I mean not client will "call" to server to gain control, but server will call to client to share control.

[Claymon]

I may have misunderstood your question, but I think UltraVNC SC is what you're looking for.

https://uvnc.com/products/uvnc-sc.html

Do you know what ports are allowed outbound through the firewall? The default port needed would be 5500.

[mrxer]

using sc.exe should sc.exe -connect publicip:5500 work?

I wish this to start the session immeditely but it opens the standard dialog box.

[Claymon]

using sc.exe should sc.exe -connect publicip:5500 work?

I wish this to start the session immeditely but it opens the standard dialog box.

Are you creating SC using the directions on the link I provided? In the HelpDesk.txt file you should have some lines at the top such as:

[HOST]
Internet support
-connect 192.168.1.102:5500 -noregistry

Then at the bottom have a line that is simply:

[DIRECT]

The rest shouldn't really matter since you want to have an immediate connection.

[mrxer]

thanks for that info...is it possible to be able to select the connection in the command prompt...what if i more then one connection...is it possible to select one

[Claymon]

thanks for that info...is it possible to be able to select the connection in the command prompt...what if i more then one connection...is it possible to select one

SC isn't designed for command-line options. There is a variant here that can take IP parameters in an input box.

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Now, all that being said. It now sounds like you may want regular uVNC. See this thread for scripts that I've used for reverse connections in uVNC, and also the input box SC is also discussed.

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Here are command-line options for WinVNC.

http://uvnc.com/install/cmdline.html

Good luck.

[mrxer]

Thanks...i did try using winvnc but i noticed that the session is started immeditely instead of being prompted like the sc version

[Claymon]

Thanks...i did try using winvnc but i noticed that the session is started immeditely instead of being prompted like the sc version

OK. I'm confused. Earlier you said you wanted an immediate connection.

Oh, well. Hopefully you have enough options now. You may even want to use more than one of these fine variants of uVNC to satisfy what you need.

Good luck

[mrxer]

Sorry..what i meant was that the the remote user gets no prompt...saying "User trying to connect"


anyway...appreciate you quick response.