I have been using Enterprise Edition for several years and very happy
with it. I have not used encryption but other than that it is an
excellent product. Although I am still at 4.2.9 version since none of
the new features interest me.
You can answer most of your questions by downloading a trial
The short answer is NO
On Dec 15, 2009, at 08:23 AM, Robin Hill wrote:
On Thu Dec 10, 2009 at 05:01:44PM -0600, Peter Bunn wrote:
I'm wondering if the RealVNC Personal Edition would be a better solution
for me, and I have a few questions...
Is it as secure as the VNC over SSH tunnel
Hi,
How can I remote into a clients computer (miles away and not on a network) to
troubleshoot it?
Could I operate from a Mac this way into a PC?
Which version will I need? Enterprise?
Thank you.
Chris
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My iPhone will not access my VNC server whenever ATT is the ISP for the
iPhone. The iPhone will, however, access the server when connected by Wifi to
an ISP other than ATT. Any suggestions as to why this is happening or how to
get around it?
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Well, the client machine has to be reachable by some sort of network or you
can forget it! RealVNC does work reasonably well over dial-up, even;
otherwise, you need to set up a virtual server (other terms are used)
within the broadband router. See http://www.portforward.com/ for details on
how
