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Using VNC, SSH, MS TS ? Try Remonte Control Center

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dliroulet
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Joined: 2006-11-18 09:20

Using VNC, SSH, MS TS ? Try Remonte Control Center

Post by dliroulet »

Hello.

First of all, i think UltraVNC is the best VNC tool. Many thanks to the dev team :-D

Next, I use UltraVNC, PuTTY and MS Terminal Server Client to manage all computers in my company.

But, i have to switch between each tool. So i design Remote Control Center.

From a single Windows GUI, you can run all your favorites remote control tools to open a connection to a computer, just by double clicking an icon.

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This will launch the associated remote control tool with the good paramaters to connect to your computer.

This tool is released under GPL v2 and is available at http://remotectrlctr.sourceforge.net

Hoping this tool will help you 8)

Best regards
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Didier LIROULET
Harlock
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Joined: 2006-11-27 08:18

Re: Using VNC, SSH, MS TS ? Try Remonte Control Center

Post by Harlock »

Hi, this is pretty much what i was looking for. would it be possible to be able to save the passwords for each connection in one of the next versions?
dliroulet
Posts: 2
Joined: 2006-11-18 09:20

Re: Using VNC, SSH, MS TS ? Try Remonte Control Center

Post by dliroulet »

Hello.

What do you mean by saving passwords ?

For which kind of sessions ?

In SSH, you can easily use strong authentication using SSH keys, and using PuTTY agent, you load your key at startup, and then, never have to fill in paswword to log in using SSH.

Regards
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Didier LIROULET
Harlock
Posts: 2
Joined: 2006-11-27 08:18

Re: Using VNC, SSH, MS TS ? Try Remonte Control Center

Post by Harlock »

normal vnc connection. The server asks for a password of course, which i have to fill in the viewer...
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