Barry:
Hello! Yes, the ARD software is based in some part on VNC; evidently
some version which doesn't compel Apple to open their source. :) My
understanding is that it doesn't completely adhere to the RFB protocol,
but does so "enough" that some browsers work with it.
The best standalone VNC Server for OSX that I know if is Vine Server
(formerly just "OSXvnc") from the guys at Redstone Software. We added
echoWare to their server, so you can access OSX Mac's that are behind
unconfigured routers and firewalls, just like EchoVNC does for Windows.
Our latest release is here:
ftp://ftp.echogent.com/VineServer+echoWare/bin
I'd welcome any feedback!
cheers,
Scott
On May 14, 2007, at 5:12 PM, Barry E. Henley wrote:
> FYI, the EchoVNC 2.0 viewer works great with the built in Apple Remote
> Desktop in OS X 10.4
>
> To enable Remote Desktop, go to System Preferences -> Sharing ->
> Services ->
> Apple Remote Desktop
>
> In EchoVNC Viewer enter in the IP using port 5900 like this
>
> 192.168.80.18:5900
>
> and uncheck "connect via EchoServer"
>
> Just thought I would share this.
>
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