Scenario:
I want to have a VNC server behind a firewall automatically connect to a VNC
client outside that firewall. I can do this successfully using the VNC server
"Add Client" function and Windows' Scheduled Tasks. However, this configuration
requires the VNC server to have an active session, i.e., there must be a user
logged in to the server for this to work. Is there a way to configure VNC
server so that it will add a client even if there is no user logged in?
My current configuration has VNC running as a service under the Local System
account. The scheduled task is a batch file containing the following command:
winvnc4.exe -connect mysubdomain.homeip.net::<port>
As stated above, this works as long as there is an active session on the
server. If there is no session, the connect command executes without error but
the client is not added.
Thanks,
Greg
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