Peter:
Heya. Some replies inline:
> We have twenty or so users in this location who would like to use
> EchoServer to
> connect to client servers so we can provide support. If I have
> only one PC running
> Echo client software at this location I can click “Connect Via
> EchoServer” and open
> a VNC connection to a target server and work on that server almost
> as if I were there.
> If I have more than one PC running Echo client software at this
> location and click
> “Connect Via EchoServer”, a tiny VNC viewer popup box displays a
> “connected”
> message but I never see the remote server’s desktop. The
> EchoServer shows both
> PCs on my local network as connected from x.x.x.50. Can we fix
> this so that all PCs
> on my local network can connect through one EchoServer to different
> client servers
> in such a way that we can work on different servers desktops from
> different PCs at the
> same time?
Hmmm. That's actually how echoServer is supposed to work, of course.
Once
you're connected, you can establish a relayed connection with another
connected user.
When you see the popup box displaying "connected", but no remote
desktop
is shown, is this connection to a server that's already receiving a
VNC connection?
Also, exactly what client software are you running on that target
server, and on the
viewer PC?
> 2. High levels of color resolution on the target server slow down
> performance for
> administering that desktop remotely. Windows RDP client has the
> option of turning
> down resolution in the client window, thus lowering bandwidth
> requirements for that
> connection. I can’t find a similar setting for VNC Viewer. Is
> there such a thing? Or
> can you make one for future editions of EchoVNC Client?
You're right, it's not easy to find: if you right-click on the VNC
Viewer window
banner (at the top, next to the usual minimize and go-away boxes),
you should
see an "Options" selection, which allows you to turn up or down the
resolution.
cheers,
Scott
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