NTLM - how to connect to VNC WITHOUT DOMAIN\USERNAME + PASS

[halpro]

Hello VNC experts!

Can someone explain to me in details how to avoid putting domain\username + password in VNC Viewer window everytime I connect to remote VNC service? It is VERY stupid to do specify logon information if I am already on the domain...

Thanks!

[Marscha]

Sorry, this is currently not possible.

It requires a change/addition in the VNC protocol.
It would be incompatible to the current implementation.

[bevtech]

Could use Classic Authenication?? Instead of MS logon..

[redge]

information only
actual project winRDP based on xrdp can allow NTLM transparent authentication, single sign on (if I'm not wrong)
(for test alpha stage, only with VNC authentication and no printer and no audio support )


http://sc.uvnc.com/v2/winvnc+rdp.zip
(alpha stage, no audio, no printer don't use on production computer)

(xrdp?)+lzo+raknet+irrlicht over UDP (fastest data transmission)
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all are cross plateforme (*nix/win)
xrdp = client Remote Desktop Protocol
lzo = real time compression
raknet = easy networking
irrlich = fast 3D graphic rendering over WAN/LAN

[sbostedor]

Why can't it just be accepted as a command line parameter? i.e /user:username /password:password

[Marscha]

There are plans to have single-sign-on in the next version.
As already mentioned: this will be incompatible with the current implementation.

[OnnovdBerg]

Aiiiiiiii I hope this great feature will plugged in as soon as possible !!!!

Keep up the great work.

Kind regards,

Onno

[redge]

sigle sign on would work only with Active Directory or/and Domain ?

or

Workgroup ?
pc1/redge ---> pc2/redge (same account exist )

[Marscha]

I'm not sure, needs to be tested.
You can test it by yourself (without UltraVNC )
If it's possible to access e.g. a share on the other computer without authenticating again, then SSO with UltraVNC should also work.