On Mon, 7 Oct 2002 13:00:51 -0700 (PDT), M wrote:
>If the tray icon were not an issue, I would gladly pay
>a per seat license to run VNC. It's too bad that the
>paranoia of "Big Brother" fanatics has to overshadow
>the ability to use legitimate tools for legitimate
>purposes.
>
>If anyone has an
Hi all,
> I am a systems tech for a Public Library District in
> Colorado. We currently have over 250 PCs in 9
> libraries, and the number is growing. Our district
> serves a primarily rural county and our service area
> covers nearly 4,000 square miles. Our staff has only
> two PC technicians
oover [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: 08 October 2002 19:50
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Subject: RE: Legitimate reason for wanting to hide the tray icon in VNC
If you truly are managing a "secure" network (i.e. NT4|2K), then you can
easily start the WinVNC service on demand from a remo
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Subject: Legitimate reason for wanting to hide the tray icon in VNC
> Let me start by saying that I understand the
> reluctance of anyone to discuss this subject. After
> reading some of the mes
M <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Subject: Legitimate reason for wanting to hide the tray icon in VNC
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> Let me start by saying that I understand the
> reluctance of anyone to discuss this subject. After
> reading some of
ack would be to work with a version like tridia.
It is much more secure. SSH would probably be too much to deal with on your
scale.
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From: M [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Monday, October 07, 2002 1:01 PM
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Subject: Legitimate reason for wanting to hid
> If you truly are managing a "secure" network (i.e. NT4|2K),
>then you can
>easily start the WinVNC service on demand from a remote location via
>SRVMGR.EXE. You can also use the SC console based tool to achieve the same
>result (Microsoft Utility). You may also be interested in Fastpush
stpush, as you
can install and remove VNC remotely for that extra paranoid precaution.
Jake Hoover
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Sent: Monday, October 07, 2002 1:01 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Legitimate reason for wanting to hide the tray icon in VNC
Let me start by saying that I understand the
reluctance of anyone to discuss this subject. After
reading some of the messages on the mailing list, I
w
Let me start by saying that I understand the
reluctance of anyone to discuss this subject. After
reading some of the messages on the mailing list, I
wanted to add a brief opinion about hiding the tray
icon in VNC. I believe that my IT department has a
more than legitimate reason for wanting to d
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