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- How do I... Configure TightVNC for remote access?
- which VNC program do you usewhich VNC program do you use? And why?I use UltraVNC @home and RealVNC @ work, both work the same but UltraVNC has added file transfer function which I find very handy.The other question I got is that why can I never made VNC work...
- Tags: Firewalls, Network security, SECURITY, remote access, Exp, VNC, UltraVNC, firewall, RealVNC
- Discussion threads 2007-03-19
- Implementing Tight VNC for user support
- Because of the reduced IT staff at my company we've been thinking of implementing TightVNC to support users remotely. There are only 2 IT People and we support over 50 not so-tech-savvy users. From discussions with users on if they would find remote assistance useful, many are skeptic about the...
- Tags: akumudzi2@..., VNC, computer, information technology, TightVNC, RealVNC
- Discussion threads 2007-03-19
- Windows RDP question
- As a company we support over 100 clients with a mixture of different networks. Mostly though they have a broadband router and a number of PCs behind the router. We routinely need to remotely monitor these PCs. At the moment we are using a combinatio
- Tags: it management, LogMeIn, Microsoft Windows, networking, PC, RealVNC, router, techrepublic2@..., windows, Windows RDP
- Discussion threads 2006-12-09
- RealVNC on Remote Network
- I can connect to one remote PC using RealVNC with no problem. But when I launch the VNC Viewer client on the remote PC and enter a valid IP of one of the other PCs on that remote network which has the RealVNC server software, it draws its scr
- Tags: networking, remote-PC, RealVNC, barrymiami@..., PC
- Discussion threads 2006-11-07
- Remote connecting to servers
- Just curious as to what people were using to make secure, remote connections to their Windows-based servers? The built-in Remote Desktop or a third-party application like Timbuktu or pcAnywhere.Thanks!several optionsthere are several options such as dsview or real VNC all of which i have used and work with no issuesfree...
- Tags: ericsaddress@..., hardware, pcAnywhere, RDP, remote connections, server, serverS, Timbuktu, VNC, Windows RDC
- Discussion threads 2005-11-02
- Essential Tools: One tech's top picks
- Over the 16 or so years I've been in the business of helpinghumans get to know and love their computers, I've acquired a set of tools,utilities, and applications to assist in this sometimes daunting task. Althoughevery tool or applet might not be the latest or greatest, I've developed afamiliarity and...
- Tags: Becky Roberts, EventSentry Light, Filemon, Microsoft Software Update Services, Microsoft Windows, RealVNC, server, tool
- Technical articles 2005-08-18
- Remote IT Managament
- Hi Everyone,I am in the midst of administering my company's small scale IT 'department' and have been debating over which remote access solution to use. I'm responsible for 10 computers at the very least, probably more as we begin to expand into the neighboring room. I've looked at a couple...
- Tags: dellbutton@..., information technology, IT Rescue, networking, PC, PCAnywhere, VNC, WinInstall LE
- Discussion threads 2005-06-27
Additional Resources
- Using more than one type of VNC program
- Right now we're using mostly realvnc and tightvnc the free versionsfor remote admin functions...but want to start switching over to UltraVNC. What is the best and easiest method is for uninstalling RealVNC and TightVNC? Does anybody know if there's a tool available which will uninstall the "old" apps, and completely...
- Tags: kamotto@..., UltraVNC
- Q&A 2006-04-18
- Windows Remote Desktop
- Hi, I'm an IT assistant and we're needing to setup remote access to the 20 or so office computers in our offices. It will be mainly for troubleshooting and repairs that can be taken care of when no IT personnel are physically nearby. Because of our routers and...
- Tags: Strategy, PRODUCTIVITY, NETWORKING, nespinosa@..., Microsoft Windows, information technology, remote desktop, desktop
- Discussion threads 2007-06-25
- Locked machine access using tight VNC?
- Tight VNC server is installed on a win2k client and is running. But the machine is locked. Now in this situation locked machine, how to access this machine from any other remote machine using tight VNC viewer?I do know with some variations of VNC comes certain quirks, I used to...
- Tags: VNC
- Q&A 2005-03-21
- Remote access to a server
- I am looking for help - please jargon free as I do not understand technical terms. We are a small business with 4 pc's in the office all using a Buffalo hard disk as central data files. We want to set-up remote access via the internet so we each can...
- Tags: david@..., jargon, networking, remote access, server
- Discussion threads 2007-01-19
- remote cpmputer access
- i have 3 computers at work that i want to set up on a remote access thingone computer is the admin and the 2 oterhs i want to set up are public computers the idea is that the admin can remotely use the computers that are in the next room...
- Tags: computer
- Q&A 2005-11-13
- VNC Navigator (exe)
- VNC Navigator allows you to easily manage your VNC connections. Quickly connect to VNC Servers, and store passwords in an encrypted database. It supports all major versions of VNC (UltraVNC, RealVNC, and TightVNC)
- Tags: VNC, Netscape Navigator, VNC Navigator
- Software downloads 2006-06-15
- VNC Password Set (exe)
- This program allows you set the password of your VNC server on your LAN. It also lets you set alternate credentials for connecting to the remote machine. Supports UltraVNC, RealVNC, and TightVNC.
- Tags: VNC
- Software downloads 2006-08-31
- PushVNC (zip)
- PushVNC is a free tool that allows admins to push VNC to remote clients and take control of them without end user intervention. Version 4 uses the version 4.x of RealVNC. This product is a remake of the original PushVNC from MyPrograms.org. It is completely free with no licensing agreement.
- Tags: PushVNC, Service Management, Productivity
- Software downloads 2006-02-14
- Using Remote desktop
- I want to use Microsoft’s Remote Desktop to connect to my computers using XP SP2 and W2K SP3. I have installed the software on my W2K machines. http://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/downloads/tools/rdclientdl.mspxThe XP machines already have it installed. By the way I am running a Peer-to-Peer network. The W2K machines are not talking to...
- Tags: cdplayer, desktop, Microsoft Windows 2000, Microsoft Windows XP, Remote Desktop, w2k machine, windows
- Discussion threads 2005-02-26
- remote connection problems...
- Having problems connecting remotely to another pc that I have setup at a friend's house.We recently setup a wireless router and hooked up his laptop w/ a wlan nic to provide him with high speed internet access via a wireless connection. We then picked up a wireless pci card...
- Tags: laptop computer, router, UncleRob, desktop, firewall, IP, LAN, wireless, workstation, IP address, RealVNC v4.1.1
- Q&A 2006-04-05
- Get control of remote Windows servers and workstations with VNC
- Do you want to take controlof your desktop or a server when you aren't in the office or server room? Thereis no need to pay for a monthly service like Gotomypc or to even buy acommercial application like PC Anywhere or others. VNC can handle all of thisfor you, for...
- Tags: David Davis CCIE, MCSE+I, SCSA, Microsoft Windows, Microsoft Windows Server, server, VNC, workstation
- Technical articles 2006-03-23
- Remote Desktop Manager (exe)
- Remote Desktop Manager is a small application used to manage all your remote connections. Add, edit, delete, organize or find your remote connection quickly. Compatible with Microsoft Remote Desktop, Terminal Services and RealVNC. It's a good replacement of the Remote Desktops Snap-in. Version 4 has detail view, running session, and...
- Tags: Desktop, Remote Desktop, Devolutions, Remote Desktop Manager
- Software downloads 2008-05-21
- RealVNC through 2003 Small Business server to workstation
- Good day all!I need to get VNC forwarded thru a Windows 2003 SBS server to a workstation....Setup:Internet > Router > Server > Workstation 1, 2 & 3I need to access workstation 1 remotely via VNC. I've got remote access to the server wit
- Tags: 2003 sbs, port forwarding, networking, VNC, computerguy@..., workstation, server, Microsoft Windows Small Business Server
- Discussion threads 2006-11-14
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