I work for a campus helpdesk where we use VNC to remotely control user
machines. At the moment, a user must drill into the sub-menu, find the
"run vnc server" shortcut and then add the client (me, running in
listening mode).
Here's the ideal situation:
Find a shortcut that we could make available on the web - the user
clicks on the appropriate link, and magically a session is activated.
Something that would
Otherwise,
I'd like to have the user switches needed to allow the client to
have an shortcut on their desktop that magically initiates the session.
I have tried using the -connect LISTENING_VIEWER_IP command, but that
doesn't seem to do the trick. It indicates briefly that the VNC server
is not available. If I set the shortcut to run with a -noconsole switch
only, the VNC server loads as expected. If I run with a -noconsole
-connect LISTENING_VIEWER_IP, I again get that error that it is unable
to locate an existing VNC Server.
Any thoughts of how to make my dreams into a reality? :)
Thanks all,
-Cody
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