Linux Support

[bhase]

Your version of VNC kicks all others!!!

1. When are you going to provide a Linux version of your most excellent UltraVNC???? I hate all the linux version out there right now. No standard file transfers


2. Please remember the directory I was in last on the local and remote file transfer windows. I use it a lot but I have to keep walking the directory tree each time I send/receive somthing.


3. Some "Command Prompt" / "Cygwin" / or VmWare windows do not receive a double click properly and do not always update properly when viewed remotely with UltraVNC.

Thanks,

Bill

[redge]

almost all features of UltraVNC are ported to linux
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[wssddc]

Do any of the Linux VNC viewers support MS Login authentication?

[JDaus]

Do any of the Linux VNC viewers support MS Login authentication?

if any would, then I am thinking the one by the maker of x11vnc would be the most likely too.

but i'm not sure (and can't remember what its name is.)

[wssddc]

ssvnc claims to support mslogon, but I can't get it to do anything but complain that it doesn't recognize the authentication type.

[redge]

wssddc

is unrelated linux
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/823659

FAQ
Ken wrote:
Unknown user name when using ms logon
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UltraVNC server side
Registry forceguest is set to 0

Domain Policy that only allows NTLMv2 authentication. It seems VNC talks back to the Domain controllers with NTLMv1.

Set it to:
Clients use NTLM authentication only and use NTLMv2 session security if the server supports it; domain controllers accept LM, NTLM, and NTLMv2 authentication

[wssddc]

Thanks for the reply. With the target machine configured to require MS Logon, I can connect with UltraVNC from Windows or with VncThumbnailViewer from Linux (Fedora 10). Ssvnc can't authenticate. I think I need to take this question to an ssvnc forum. (VncThumbnailViewer seems rather buggy under Linux.)

[krunge]

Do any of the Linux VNC viewers support MS Login authentication?

if any would, then I am thinking the one by the maker of x11vnc would be the most likely too.

Yes, about a month or so ago I added UltraVNC MS-Logon support to the dev version (1.0.23) of SSVNC (Unix and MacosX viewers only):

http://www.karlrunge.com/x11vnc/ssvnc.html

I have had trouble finding people to help test this UltraVNC MS-Logon feature. Any additional testing would be appreciated.