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	TightVNC: VNC-Based Free Remote Control Solution
		Visit the download page to get your copy of TightVNC.
		TightProjector is a multicast variation on the VNC theme.
		TightVNC is free software, so it comes with no warranty, and we do not guarantee free support.
	www.tightvnc.com (230 words)

	VNCViewer for PocketPC
		VNC is available under the GNU General Public Licence.
		To install the PocketPC VNC client, copy the vncview.exe from the download section above for your cpu type to your PocketPC device.
		VNC client is not compatible with VNC 4.0 server, unless the server is configured to provide 3.x VNC protocol.
	www.cs.utah.edu /~midgley/wince/vnc.html (331 words)

	VNC software
		VNC stands for Virtual Network Computing and is remote control software, similar to Timbuktu or Apple Remote Desktop, that allows you to view and control the desktop of one computer from the desktop of another, anywhere on the Internet.
		You need only to have a VNC server installed on the machine you wish to control and a VNC client (or "viewer") on the machine from which you want to control it (see http://www.realvnc.com/what.html).
		Since VNC is open source, there are many different versions of servers and viewers to choose from.
	www.nyu.edu /its/humanities/docs/vnc.html (1327 words)

	VNC
		VNC is a set of programs available under a number of operating systems that allows for the network sharing of a single desktop by a number of users.
		The session password for a VNC connection does not go out over the Internet, but the traffic generated by the session itself is not encrypted and, therefore, is susceptible to sniffing, hijacking and having commands inserted into the stream.
		The documents on VNC through an ssh tunnel (Making VNC secure using SSH) indicate that by using the compression feature of ssh, the response of the session may be faster using ssh than when not using it.
	www.rhic.bnl.gov /RCF/UserInfo/Software/VNC/vnc.html (1282 words)

	Geek to Live: Secure VNC with Hamachi - Lifehacker
		But VNC is not a secure protocol - and it won't work if the remote machine is behind a firewall you don't control.
		However, pairing up VNC with Hamachi, a Virtual Private Network application, you can remote control any computer securely over your private network across any combination of operating systems.
		In order to connect to the VNC server, the port it's running on (5900 by default) has to be opened up on your computer's software firewall.
	www.lifehacker.com /software/vnc/geek-to-live--secure-vnc-with-hamachi-228862.php (2357 words)

	Jason's Web Thingy: Using VNC over an insecure network with SSH
		You probably already have VNC Viewer for your platform, but if not, you can get it from VNC's new home, by the original creators of VNC, at their download page.
		VNC List post discussing tunneling from one machine to another via an intermediary encrypted tunnel.
		Linux Journal two part article on setting up VNC access to a running X desktop so your state is preserved for access from remote locations.
	www.trekweb.com /~jasonb/articles/vnc_ssh.shtml (2468 words)

	Welcome to JustLinux: Wanna learn Linux?
		VNC (Virtual Network Computing) is a remote display system which allows the user to view the desktop of a remote machine anywhere on the internet.
		To use SSH with VNC we are going to setup ssh to listen on a port on the local machine then forward that port through the secure channel to the vncserver.
		VNC runs on port 59xx, where xx are replaced with the screen number.
	www.justlinux.com /nhf/Networks/Using_VNC_with_Linux.html (1397 words)

	Net Control 2 - PC Remote Control Software for Classroom Networks, Remote Monitoring and Administration Software for ...
		VNC is freely and publicly available and is in widespread active use by millions throughout industry, academia and privately.
		VNC (Virtual Network Computing) software makes it possible to view and fully-interact with one computer from any other computer or mobile device anywhere on the Internet.
		VNC software is cross-platform, allowing remote control between different types of computer.
	www.netcontrol2.com /tvnc.html (540 words)

	Creating Animated Screenshots on Linux LG #102
		VNC was developed by Olivetti Research Laboratory (ORL) and has been a staple tool for system administrators everywhere.
		This session allows the VNC client to either take control of the VNC server, watch what is happening on the VNC server, or engage in a group view where any number of VNC clients connect to a VNC server.
		With vncrec and vnc2swf the capabilities of VNC are taken to another level by allowing the recording of VNC sessions for future use.
	linuxgazette.net /102/washko.html (3899 words)

	VNC Guide
		VNC (Virtual Network Computing) - Free Remote Control software that you can use to see the desktop of a remote machine and control it with your local mouse and keyboard, just like you would do it sitting in the front of that computer.
		VNC is platform independent, which means you can remote control any Windows, Linux or Mac platform from any other platform.
		In addition to pushing the VNC Server application to remote hosts, VNCPush includes the ability to remove or 'pull' VNC when it is no longer needed.
	mywebpages.comcast.net /SupportCD/VNCGuide.html (1843 words)

	VNC
		VNC is a thin client technology for using an X desktop (the graphical environment we use everyday).
		The original VNC design and reference implementation arose from Olivetti Research Labs in Cambridge where it was used in a “teleport” system, whereby your desktop could follow you around the building, hopping to the nearest convenient terminal (an “active badge” on your clothing made this possible).
		VNC can be used as a teaching tool, for either teleteaching where the students are physically remote from the teacher, or class teaching in the same room.
	cyberelk.net /tim/articles/VNC (3634 words)

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		!VNC will allow your Acorn computer to connect to PCs and Unix desktops via a network, add a network file system like NFS, Omniclient or smbclient or the like and you have complete access to the machine and you won't be sitting in front of it.
		Network configuration problems (ensure that the server can be found by dns or is contained within your !Internet.files.hosts file) and early versions had the hostname field too short meant that some users needed to enter the address as a dotted quad instead of by name.
		VNC is much more careful about what happens when it loses focus and some keys are held down.
	www.bigblue.demon.co.uk /VNC.html (2807 words)

	VNC, Transparently \| Linux Journal
		When the user connects to the VNC server using a VNC client, every window is in the place where it was last left, every application is still in the same state as when last used, and every opened file remains opened in the same position.
		Your VNC desktop is running on this workstation as well, the same one you connect to from many different computers on the network.
		This article explains how to configure an X server, display manager and a VNC server so that the desktop one sees when logging in to the display manager is the VNC desktop, with no second window manager and with all files and applications in the same state as they were last left.
	www.linuxjournal.com /article/5499 (3398 words)

	ZVNC - ZeBeDee enabled VNC (Site not responding. Last check: )
		It is possible to use ZeBeDee with VNC, but doing so requires additional configuration of both client and server, and inherently is less effecient and more prone to error than using VNC alone.
		Since VNC is availale on many hosts and in many configurations, and initially ZVNC is only available for Windows, ZVNC can remain a first class component of the whole VNC system.
		VNC was modified only in very minor ways, to listen on an additional socket for encrypted connections, to establish the encryption tunnel immediately after a stream is opened, and to use encrypted primitives to transmit and receive data.
	home.comcast.net /~davedyer/znc/zvnc.html (756 words)

	Create a VNC system with tclRFB
		VNC is also admirably portable; good implementations are freely available for a staggering range of hardware and operating systems, including mainframes, telephone handsets, and a surprising number of decades-old machines.
		Its configuration of the VNC session password is clumsy, although according to Cody, any simple alternative would be worse, making it too inviting to have a cleartext password visible in the process table or somewhere equally public.
		If you've never launched VNC before, ATandT's tutorial Getting Started with VNC is probably the best place to start learning how to put it to use in your own work.
	www-106.ibm.com /developerworks/linux/library/l-vnc (2417 words)

	redhat.com \| Taking your desktop virtual with VNC
		One computer runs a VNC server, which is a type of virtual frame buffer: it manages a screen image (a two-dimensional array of pixels), but does not display it directly on a screen.
		With VNC providing a persistent desktop, I do not need to log in or log out, but instead I just resume my session from where I left off last time by running a VNC viewer application.
		The advantage of using VNC for this is that the login session will stay there even when the user disconnects the VNC viewer, moves to another room or building, then reconnects.
	www.redhat.com /magazine/006apr05/features/vnc (1565 words)

	Firewall VNC Client
		Connect to your VNC Server with a client that uses HTTP proxy to connect through a firewall.
		VNC clients need to be able to connect out to ports >5900.
		The patch is to the VNC 3.3.3 Java Viewer Source Distribution Copyright (C) AT&T Laboratories Cambridge.
	www.xs4all.nl /~harmwal/vnc/readme.html (1096 words)

	SSH VNC Tunneling
		VNC is a GUI remote access program that allows full console access.
		It is important to follow the steps exactly, as leaving out one part can have you incorrectly using straight VNC with all of its accompanying security risks.
		Download VNC from http://www.uk.research.att.com/vnc/ (This guide uses v3.3.3.r9) or from here (vnc-3.3.3r9_x86_win32.zip) and unzip.
	www.shebeen.com /vnc_ssh (432 words)

	VNC - Virtual Network Computing from AT&T Laboratories Cambridge (Site not responding. Last check: )
		It is, in essence, a remote display system which allows you to view a computing 'desktop' environment not only on the machine where it is running, but from anywhere on the Internet and from a wide variety of machine architectures.
		Many of us, for example, use a VNC viewer running on a PC on our desks to display our Unix environments which are running on a large server in the machine room downstairs.
		Because the VNC viewer is a software-only version of this 'ATM Network Computer', and so provides 'workstations' which can be created or deleted at will, we named the system Virtual Network Computing.
	www.cl.cam.ac.uk /research/dtg/attarchive/vnc (470 words)

	RealVNC - VNC - the original cross-platform remote control solution
		It is remote control software which allows you to view and fully interact with one computer desktop (the "VNC server") using a simple program (the "VNC viewer") on another computer desktop anywhere on the Internet.
		The two computers don't even have to be the same type, so for example you can use VNC to view a Windows Vista desktop at the office on a Linux or Mac computer at home.
		VNC is in widespread active use by many millions throughout industry, academia and privately.
	www.realvnc.com /what.html (164 words)

	The FreeBSD Diary -- VNC - allowing remote access to graphical desktops
		VNC (an abbreviation for Virtual Network Computing) is a great client/server software package allowing remote network access to graphical desktops.
		A friend had told me about VNC, so I went to FreshPorts and did a search for vnc.
		Then you will be prompted for the session password which you supplied when you started the VNC server.
	www.freebsddiary.org /tightvnc.php (547 words)

	Screen Capturing and Playback Using VNC
		This method is not for the faint of heart: be aware that it requires some knowledge of VNC, Unix, and the ability to compile your own software.
		The general procedure is split into two parts: the screen capturing, and the transcoding of the captured stream.
		One way is to have the subject type several exclamation marks in a visible part of the screen while screaming on tape.
	www.cs.ubc.ca /~bsd/vncrecording.html (571 words)

	Remote Desktop Management Solution for Microsoft
		In order to use the VNC, we must download it and install it on the host that we want to manage remotely, which we will hereafter refer to as the VNC server.
		After we finish configuring the VNC server, we should download the VNC client software (vncviewer.exe) and place it on the host that will be the client of the VNC.
		If we want to establish a connection with the VNC server, all we need to do is run the VNC in listening mode and wait until the server connects.
	www.securityfocus.com /infocus/1677 (2598 words)

	x11vnc: a VNC server for real X displays
		VNC (Virtual Network Computing) is a very useful network graphics protocol (applications running on one computer but displaying their windows on another) in the spirit of X, however, unlike X, the viewing-end is very simple and maintains no state.
		The VNC protocol is in most cases better suited for remote connections with low bandwidth and high latency than is the X11 protocol because it involves far fewer "roundtrips" (an exception is the cached pixmap data on the viewing-end provided by X).
		Be sure to use a VNC Password or other measures if you do that.
	www.karlrunge.com /x11vnc (13877 words)

	VNC for NetWare - vncnw
		VNC for NetWare enables administrators in a mixed environment to use a single remote management tool across all the platforms they support.
		VNC is the most widely used open source or freeware remote control or remote administration tool available today.
		To quote from their website, "VNC is freely and publicly available and is in widespread active use by millions throughout industry, academia and privately."
	forge.novell.com /modules/xfmod/project/?vncnw (145 words)

	Top Features - Remote Administration and Monitoring Software - SmartCode Solutions
		Customizable "Action scripts" allow to perform some action before connection to VNC, RDP or Microsoft Virtual servers will be established or when you will be disconnected from the server.
		VNC Thumbnail View allows multiple computers to be monitored on-screen at once.
		VNC Viewer Connection Bar for a quick access to the main functions (available in the full screen mode only).
	www.s-code.com /products/vncmanag/features.aspx (564 words)

	Introduction to TightVNC
		With VNC, you can access your machine from everywhere provided that your machine is connected to the Internet.
		VNC is free (released under the GNU General Public License) and it's available on most platforms.
		New Tight encoding is optimized for slow and medium-speed connections and thus generates much less traffic as compared to traditional VNC encodings.
	www.tightvnc.com /intro.html (627 words)

	macminicolo.net : VNC Macintosh
		Be sure to Open the firewall to allow VNC traffic to come in.
		Open up Chicken of the VNC and choose Open Connection from the Connection menu.
		You can see a Video Tutorial For VNC or if you are still stuck, I can be hired as a consultant to walk you thru it.
	www.macminicolo.net /Mac_VNC_tutor.html (174 words)

	Doing Remote Development with Sun Studio Software
		To use VNC for remote development with Sun Studio software, a developer starts a VNC server session on a server running the Solaris OS or the Linux OS, and then starts a VNC viewer on his desktop to connect with the VNC server and run the Sun Studio software.
		The VNC viewer needs to know the name of your VNC server, which is the name the VNC server returned when you started your VNC session.
		Q: When I start in the VNC viewer in full-screen mode, I get a fl background in my VNC window and the actual display is much smaller than the window.
	developers.sun.com /sunstudio/articles/vnc.html (1658 words)

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