RE: [ActiveDir] RealVNC removal

2006-10-02 Thread SMREKAR, JACK
You could use a piece of software called Dameware, another remote control program. There are options that will uninstall the software when you disconnect from the session. I would install that software on your computer then use it to remote control to the laptops in question and remove VNC.

Re: [ActiveDir] RealVNC removal

2006-10-02 Thread J B
: [ActiveDir] RealVNC removal You could use a piece of software called Dameware, another remote control program. There are options that will uninstall the software when you disconnect from the session. I would install that software on your computer then use it to remote control to the

RE: [ActiveDir] RealVNC removal

2006-10-02 Thread Crawford, Scott
Subject: RE: [ActiveDir] RealVNC removal   You could use a piece of software called Dameware, another remote control program. There are options that will uninstall the software when you disconnect from the session. I would install that software on your computer then use it to remote

RE: [ActiveDir] RealVNC removal

2006-10-02 Thread Kevin Brunson
are not local admins.  Setting the service to disabled is probably the best way to go for automation.   From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of J B Sent: Monday, October 02, 2006 1:37 PM To: ActiveDir@mail.activedir.org Subject: Re: [ActiveDir] RealVNC removal

RE: [ActiveDir] RealVNC removal

2006-10-02 Thread Derek Harris
bject: RE: [ActiveDir] RealVNC removal You could use a piece of software called Dameware, another remote control program. There are options that will uninstall the software when you disconnect from the session. I would install that software on your computer then use it to remote co

Re: [ActiveDir] RealVNC removal

2006-10-02 Thread Brendan Kwolek
] On Behalf Of J B Sent: Monday, October 02, 2006 12:37 PM To: ActiveDir@mail.activedir.org Subject: Re: [ActiveDir] RealVNC removal I was hoping to automate it, as it is on hundreds of laptops - which may or may not be currently connected to the domain.    - Origina

RE: [ActiveDir] RealVNC removal

2006-10-02 Thread Justin_Leney
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Re: [ActiveDir] RealVNC removal

2006-10-08 Thread Matt Hargraves
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Re: [ActiveDir] RealVNC removal

2006-10-11 Thread AdamT
On 09/10/06, Matt Hargraves <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: I'd go with just disabling the service and setting it so that only Domain Admins and System can even manage and/or see the service. This is a 10-minute solution, whereas the others could take quite a bit of time to research how to do correct