SysWorkSoft VNC Neighborhood

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SysWorkSoft.net
system & Network administration

• VNC Manager
  VNC Manager can automatically discover any host running VNC Server on a given network.
• VNC Neighborhood
  A free VNC server TCP scanner. It uses Microsoft Windows Networking features to locate computers in Microsoft Windows domains and workgroups.
• VNCPWD
  A command-line utility to change the password used to access VNC desktops on local or remote Win32 platforms.
• VNCINFO
  A command-line utility to get remote VNC server information.
• VNCWHO.EXE
  A small command-line utility which gives you the ability to know who's watching you using the local VNC server install on your computer.
• VNCCSL
  A command line utility to discover any host running VNC Server on a given network.
• WLOCK
  A command-line utility to lock and/or start default screen saver on the local computer.
• Remote Wake-up
  RW.EXE is a command-line utility that may reboot any network equipment equipped with a Wake-On-Lan (WOL) NIC adapter.

[Skeeve]

Normally I just start the Ultr@VNC viewer directly to connect to any computer and everything is fine.

But I do love the idea of being able to see all my user computers after a network scan and being able to support them by just doubleclicking on their computer and connecting to their VNC server. Therefor I installed VNC Neighborhood. Everything is fine untill I try to establish a connection by doubleclicking. I entered the correct path.
After doubleclicking a window pops up "Ultr@VNC Info" telling me "Failed to connect to server". In the "VNC Viewer Status for User X" that normally comes when I use Ultr@VNC directly to connect to a remote machine there is no port given. When I start Ultr@VNC directly there is alway the port 5900 shown. What can I do that VNC Neighborhood passes the port to Ultr@VNC? I checked "Use default VNC server port" in the Scanner Tab.
I tried to contact Patrick Garnier on his web site "SysWorkSoft.net" but got no reply.

Thanks


Stefan