I've been looking for something similar myself.  I took a look at your
suggestion Mike and it seems like the OS that the client is running is
rather limited.  It only works on Win2K and XP Pro (basically NT-based OS's)
so that leaves out XP Home, Win98, 98se and ME...

When we're talking about remote administration for user support, it's not
unusual to have older OS's installed.

Thanks for the suggestion tho!

Arthur

-----Original Message-----
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
Behalf Of Michael Reno
Sent: August 9, 2004 8:52 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]; [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: WinVNC One-Click Start?

Have you tried Gencontrol from www.gensortium.com?  It's a sort of "instant
VNC" based on TightVNC that does a temporary install of VNC on a target
(server). 
 
Mike 

>>> Marco Gabriel <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 8/9/2004 5:17:37 AM >>>

Hiya,

I wondered if someone ever tried to create a VNC installation that is as
easy as it can be for user support without installing it at every user's
desktop.

My favourite solution would be:

1. the user downloads an .exe from a webpage 2. the user starts the server
.exe (or step 1+2 in one click :-)) 3. vnc server on user's desktop starts
up and connects automatically to

a support host running a listening vnc viewer

I played around with a VNC 3.3.7, writing a batch to start vnc server w/
"-run" followed by a "-connect support.mydomain.com" which didn't work

out because of the missing password. Now, with VNC4, the VNC server blocks
as soon as I start it from a command line and I cannot run a batch that
connects to a host afterwards.

anybody tried something like that before?

cheers,
marco
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