RE: VNC Web Plug-in

[John A. <JAl...@co...>]

This already exists by default. Unless one chooses to disable the Java
server, there is a VNC server running on port 5800 (default) which one
accesses with a Java-enabled browser.

-----Original Message-----
From: vnc...@li...
[mailto:vnc...@li...]On Behalf Of Charles
E. Heizer
Sent: Tuesday, January 17, 2006 12:22 PM
To: vnc...@li...
Subject: VNC Web Plug-in


Hello,
This might be a little off topic for TightVNC but I thought I would  
ask any way. Does anyone know if there is a web plug-in or something  
that can be used as a client to any VNC server? So, all I would have  
to do is bring up a page with a web VNC client and simply type in the  
desired host and password and connect.

Thanks,
- charles


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