Need Help with command line switches

jdamian · Post by **jdamian** » 2004-12-29 19:45

I know it must be around here, but I cant seem to find it.

I want to make a login script so that when a certain customer logs into their machine, ultranvc starts as an application (because of some other details, UltraVNC cannot be started as a service) and be ready to receive at a certain port.

so far I have tried (with no success)

winvnc.exe -run -connect host:03 -connect host::5903

I want it to start, load and be ready to receive on port 5903.

Thanks.

ipsec · Post by **ipsec** » 2004-12-29 22:51

RC18 im assuming?

Things I am assuming -
U just want the server to run
U want it to run on port 5903 for the Main

Start up the VNC server on the computer - Configure it to your preferences under the default and user settings - 5903 for main viewer port password ect.

Then have the script kick off the winvnc.exe -run command and it should start up in the system tray with the settings you want.

Now if it is a user that you want a different port than other users, then under thier profile and thier user settings change the port and I believe this will give you everyone else on port 5902 and them on 5903?

I think the first method (configure it and kick off the exe from the login script) will work for you.

Guest · Post by **Guest** » 2004-12-29 23:26

well, I was hoping to have it more flexible than that. some way to dynamically change port settings and passwords etc...

ipsec · Post by **ipsec** » 2004-12-29 23:31

Anonymous wrote:well, I was hoping to have it more flexible than that. some way to dynamically change port settings and passwords etc...

If you are looking to update machines with new passwords or port settings -

They are all in the registry. YOu can update anything your little heart desires by exporting the registry setting and when users log in. they kick off the registry import by which changes all of your settings for you.

for example - change your password.. save and export registry settings for the HKLM\Software\ORL\WINVNC\Default or which ever part is changed and you are done

Or use some good tools, not sure if they still work but here is a link

http://www.sysworksoft.net/products/