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Admin Security

Any features you would like to see in UltraVNC? Propose it here
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darthasp

Admin Security

Post by darthasp »

UltraVnc is the best! it really is - Just one thing would make it better..

I know there has been alot of discussion about security here so I will add my comments - I am an admin in a school I use UltraVnc for user support but some of the teachers use it for teaching.
Some of the teachers are local Adms.

I would like UltraVNC to allow you access to the properties function only if you are in the correct VNC domain group.
i.e. even if you are a local adm you still cannot change UVNC properties.

It's really frustrating that I set it up but and other people change the settings so that I have to walk over to the pc anyway.

bacically it would be cool if you could restrict access to a group. Then only me and my technicians would be able to change settings.

Some teachers have to be local adms for installing there own software for testing etc.

Please consider this request...

All other parts of UVNC rock!!

Phil

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lenisham



Joined: 2004-06-24 09:00
Posts: 123

Posted: 2004-10-27 04:28 Post subject: Re: Admin Security

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darthasp wrote:
UltraVnc is the best! it really is - Just one thing would make it better..

I know there has been alot of discussion about security here so I will add my comments - I am an admin in a school I use UltraVnc for user support but some of the teachers use it for teaching.
Some of the teachers are local Adms.

I would like UltraVNC to allow you access to the properties function only if you are in the correct VNC domain group.
i.e. even if you are a local adm you still cannot change UVNC properties.

It's really frustrating that I set it up but and other people change the settings so that I have to walk over to the pc anyway.

bacically it would be cool if you could restrict access to a group. Then only me and my technicians would be able to change settings.

Some teachers have to be local adms for installing there own software for testing etc.

Please consider this request...

All other parts of UVNC rock!!

Wake On Lan.....?

Phil
ElfieUK

Secure the server.

Post by ElfieUK »

I agree with people that it would really be useful to 'lock-down' the ability for anyone to change the server settings.

I would like to implement VNC onto Student PC's and take control and not have them alter the settings or 'chuck' me off using VNC.

They could protentially have access to the whole network.. etc.

Please include:
1) Password protection for the settings.
2) Disable/password the kill clients option.

Otherwise, I find VNC great and!! over wireless 11b class connections.
:) :) :)
Jenna00
Posts: 1
Joined: 2005-02-15 13:49

Using Admin Console features

Post by Jenna00 »

I would like to use Ultravnc and all it's features. However, I can't find a admin console that will allow me to push Ultravnc out to another machine and still allow me to use it's features. I am trying VncOn but it doesn't allow me to work with Ultravnc's features. Any suggestions?
TopWop

Admin Security

Post by TopWop »

What I usually to in this case is install it set up my port and local passwords then I remove the item from the start->all programs menu and change the registry settings to not show a tray icon. unless the user is smart enough to figure out where to go to change it this seems to work pretty well.
redge
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Location: Switzerland - Geneva

Post by redge »

use mslogon I or II (depending about your network with or without AD=Active Directory

http://doc.uvnc.com/features/authentication.html
UltraVNC 1.0.9.6.1 (built 20110518)
OS Win: xp home + vista business + 7 home
only experienced user, not developer
Darthasp

Post by Darthasp »

Maybe there could be a switch to disable all the options from everybody ??

MBM5 had a nomenu switch and when this was used with the exe it disabled the right click function on the exe.

RC19.5 looking good !
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