Art:
Hello! Actually...the EchoVNC Server will auto-reconnect. At least, it
should. Once it's authenticated, it shouldn't give up retrying until
it connects
and assertively fails password authentication.
Is your echoServer on a static or dynamic IP address?
-Scott
On Feb 6, 2009, at 9:50 AM, Art King wrote:
> I’m running the paid version of EchoServer (v1.65) and have
> connections to 20+ Windows machines each running EchoVNC Server v2.35.
>
> Yesterday I lost internet connectivity on the EchoServer machine for
> about 60 minutes. After it came back online, I opened EchoVNC
> Viewer and all my connections had disappeared. When I reboot the
> client machines, the EchoVNC Server reconnects. I can also
> reconnect by manually opening the EchoVNC Server “Properties” going
> to the EchoServer tab and clicking on the “Connect” button.
>
> Is there any way to configure the EchoVNC Server so that it will
> automatically reconnect to an EchoServer that goes down and then
> comes back up? When the EchoVNC Server can no longer find the
> EchoServer, it should go into a “attempting reconnect” mode, where
> it would try every 15 minutes or so.
>
> Thanx! Art
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