On 21 Jan 2009 at 16:59, Mark Milo wrote:
> Hi,
>
> We currently use VNC for access to remote PC's. I have now been asked to find
> software that apart from allowing remote access, the software must also log
> each access in a central database to show who and when remote access was
> granted.
If you're using UltraVNC, you could parse the application event logs:
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RE: How do I provide a log of who's accessed who with VNC
"UltraVNC by default writes to the Application event log every time
that someone connects to a VNC server."
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Seen here:
http://www.mail-archive.com/[email protected]/msg17927.html
You could use any one of many syslog tools to parse these logs and feed your
database.
A little googling for "ultravnc logging" turned up this (unrelated to VNC)
prorgam:
TSFactory - TSFactory - Home
"RecordTS Workstation Edition is licensed on a per workstation basis
and is for companies running Windows XP Professional on their PCs
and/or Virtual Machines (if in a VDI type solution) who would like to
record all the activity performed when users connect to their
workstations using the Microsoft Remote Desktop application. Click
here for pricing."
http://www.tsfactory.com/pages/1/HOME/
HTH
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