Hi anyone, I'm developing an application on a ARM board with Windows CE 6.0 and we need a system to give remote support by taking the control of the remote system.
The best we need is something like SC to be used trought a repeater. Do you know if there is a single click build or port to Windows CE?
I tryed efonvnc and works fine to directly connect to an listening viewer, but it's based on realvnc and I don't think ir can support a repeater.
Thank you
cianop
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Single Click for ARM Win CE
Re: Single Click for ARM Win CE
There's a repeater project by user shadowfax that supports "all" flavors of the VIEWER, but if you're talking about a repeater-supporting VNC SERVER on WinCE then that's going to be harder.
You can check out my repeater list at http://forum.ultravnc.info/viewtopic.php?t=27489
You might also check out the new repeater-less version of PCHelpware, although I doubt that runs on WinCE.
(All SC-style products that use the UltraVNC engine can work through a repeater, including UltraVNC SC, SCPrompt, and ChunkVNC.)
You can check out my repeater list at http://forum.ultravnc.info/viewtopic.php?t=27489
You might also check out the new repeater-less version of PCHelpware, although I doubt that runs on WinCE.
(All SC-style products that use the UltraVNC engine can work through a repeater, including UltraVNC SC, SCPrompt, and ChunkVNC.)
Re: Single Click for ARM Win CE
Thank you for your answer, I'll try to be more clear.
What I need is an UltraVnc Server for WinCE 6.0 (ARM4i Processor board).
The Ultravnc have to connect to a repeater, the repeater will be on a public server, the public server will be a X86 processor board with linux o windows server, so I hope don't need a special repeater.
More in general we need a vnc server for win CE that can connect to a repeater sending an ID so the customare service can connect too using the ID.
cianop
What I need is an UltraVnc Server for WinCE 6.0 (ARM4i Processor board).
The Ultravnc have to connect to a repeater, the repeater will be on a public server, the public server will be a X86 processor board with linux o windows server, so I hope don't need a special repeater.
More in general we need a vnc server for win CE that can connect to a repeater sending an ID so the customare service can connect too using the ID.
cianop
Re: Single Click for ARM Win CE
Okay, that's too bad. I don't think any version of UltraVNC supported WinCE, but I could be wrong -- please go ahead and check the changelogs.
Coincidentally shadowfax just came out of hiding and posted some interesting thoughts on his modified repeater at https://forum.ultravnc.net/viewtopic.php?f=27&t=18035
Relevantly, he says that adding UltraVNC repeater support to ANY open-source VNC viewer requires only 4 or 5 lines of code; perhaps it's equally easy to modify an open source standard WinCE VNC server? I see at least one on SourceForge.
Coincidentally shadowfax just came out of hiding and posted some interesting thoughts on his modified repeater at https://forum.ultravnc.net/viewtopic.php?f=27&t=18035
Relevantly, he says that adding UltraVNC repeater support to ANY open-source VNC viewer requires only 4 or 5 lines of code; perhaps it's equally easy to modify an open source standard WinCE VNC server? I see at least one on SourceForge.