Hi,
first of all an indication: there are two password to configure in VNC,
a "system
level" password and a "user level" password. A "system level" password is used
before a
"windows user logon" (VNC used like a windows service), a "user level" pasword
is used
after a "windows user logon". To setup both the password you have to use from
the "Start"
menu:
* RealVNC\VNC Server 4 (Service-Mode)\Configure VNC Service
* RealVNC\VNC Server 4 (User-Mode)\Configure User-Mode Settings
Bye,
Claudio.
> Hi,
>
> I'm sure I'm missing something obvious. I have installed RealVNC (free
> version, version 4.1.2) in server mode. But when I restart my machine
> (Windows XP Professional), I cannot connect to VNC unless I log on first.
> The only way to make it work entirely remotely is to remove the password
> from the user account, so windows logs on automatically.
>
> I tried to change the log-on settings of the VNC server to not logon as
> "local system", but log on as a specific user with the name and password
> filled in. But in that case, the option to allow VNC to interact with the
> desktop is disabled. The result is, I can connect to the VNC server and type
> in the VNC password before I log into windows, but then I get an error as
> VNC is trying to display the desktop screen. This problem persists after I
> log into windows.
>
> Is it possible my Norton 360 Firewall is interfering? I don't think so, but
> I thought I mention it anyway.
>
> Thanks,
>
> Pascal
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