David:
Heya. Just to be sure: Single-Click VNC does the same thing that a
"server initiated" connection from a standard VNC installation would
do, it
just does it without requiring any installation. Our "single click"
version is
called InstantVNC -- the support user runs it as needed, and it connects
to a pre-specified echoServer. Once connected, the support-provider can
connect as needed to the target user.
cheers,
Scott
On Mar 4, 2007, at 3:50 PM, David S. Madole wrote:
> Chuck Mongillo wrote:
>> Currently I can not find a way to connect to my EchoVNC server
>> with my
>> EchoVNC viewer program without using an EchoServer or using Port
>> Forwarding on the EchoVNC server machine. The EchoServer solution
>> would be great for non-technical users I understand as the server or
>> the viewer application would not require them to deal with port
>> forwarding.
>>
>> My Suggestion:
>> Add a connect button on the server side of the EchoVNC software to
>> connect to the EchoViewer software.
> Take a look at Single-Click VNC, it already does what you want:
> http://ultravnc.sourceforge.net/addons/singleclick.html
>
> David
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