My suggestion is this: Disable any new clients when you're there in the
office and tell him that "during normal business hours, you call and ask me
to re-enable VNC. After hours, you will just connect." We have a similar
situation here with our Fraud Prevention department -- the head of the
department disables VNC when she's in the office and re-enables it when she
leaves for the day in case she needs to access her PC from the VPN.
John
-----Original Message-----
From: Frederic Belanger [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, January 12, 2005 7:02 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: Is there a way to get a warning when someone access VNC server?
I had to install VNC server on my office computer because one of the
tech needed a 24 hour acces to it. But i just realized today that he
can access my computer without me ever knowing. Being an
administrator, this is a problem for me because he could potentially
see some confidential document while i am working on them.
I cant just select the option that would request a permission from me
before he can connect simply because i am not in front of my computer
24h/day. Is there a way to just be warned when he connects to my
computer, without me needing to answer before he can connect?
Tks!
P.S. Sorry if i made any mistake, english is only my secondary
language.
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