Is there a command line parameter to make winvnc.exe connect to a listening VNC viewer displaying it's secondary monitor?
I want to make 2 connections to the same IP using port 5500 for the primary monitor an 5501 for the secondary.
Is this possible?
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What is the command line to connect to secondary monitor?
Re: What is the command line to connect to secondary monitor
I hope http://support1.uvnc.com:8080/index.php?section=16 would help you. I got this link while i was searching for my problem.rpcribari wrote:Is there a command line parameter to make winvnc.exe connect to a listening VNC viewer displaying it's secondary monitor?
Re: What is the command line to connect to secondary monitor
Thanks! The -multi feature might do the trick. Instead of a single winvnc making 2 outgoing connections, I will run 2 winvnc servers one for each monitor each with its own ultravnc.ini.