Re: Username in Accept Connection Dialog

[Ben Ng <ben...@ya...>]

I created a program that contains the tightvnc installer and the dfmirage driver and gave it to all my clients.
Whenever they call me with an issue; they execute the program which will then install tightvnc if they don't already have it installed
and install the dfmirage (again, if they didn't already) and then execute a reverse connection to my viewer via hostname
Works great; gives them some sense of security that they are in control.

Maybe you can do something similar. Icon on their desktop; clicking on it brings a window that prompts for
the name of the agent they want share out their screen. Background process associates name to ip and reverse connects.

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Ben Ng





----- Original Message ----
From: Roberto Saettone <rsa...@gm...>
To: vnc...@li...
Sent: Friday, October 24, 2008 4:07:34 PM
Subject: Username in  Accept Connection Dialog

Using VNC for Helpdesk remote service in the organization's Intranet.

The end user receiving a VNC connection (running WinVNC) needs to know 
the username on the remote computer (running VNCViewer) before accepting 
or rejecting the incoming connection.

Has anyone modified the Accept Connection dialog to show the remote 
username in addition to the remote IP address ?

Thanks for any information on this subject.

Robert

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