I have installed tightvnc with "winvnc -install" (not 100% sure what the option is called) on NT4 SP3. When I switch the computer on I do not have to log in at the computer but I can do it with vncviewer from another computer. I usually just turn the computer on, not the screen, and then use it from my laptop from another room.
I can't remember I have rebooted the computer but since the VNC server starts up when I start the computer I imagine it would start after a reboot also. /Per > Thanks for your response. > I know I can send alt-ctrl-del , but after the host server re-boots, then > some user has to login on the host, and only then the VNC service starts. > What if I am not on site, and want to re-boot the server, & then get > connected to the server again. My question was is there a way to start the > VNC service before after a re-boot, and before anyone logs in to the server, > so that I can re-connect to the server, without any intervention? > Anees. ------------------------------------------------- This mail sent through IMP: http://horde.org/imp/ _______________________________________________ VNC-List mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.realvnc.com/mailman/listinfo/vnc-list
