I have attached a version of the VNC server with the
tray icon disabled. To answer your first question, if
the tray icon is not present then the users will not
be aware that VNC is running and will not have access
to it. As for the deployment of VNC, you can use any
method at your disposal such as SMS to push VNC to the
desktop. I also have a script that was given to me
that will install and run VNC on a remote NT box and
uninstall itself when you close the connection.
Unfortunately, I have not had the time to test the
script to see if it does or does not work. It may need
tweaking to make work. Either way I have attached that
as well. If you do test the the script and find that
it does or doesn't work please let me know. Thanks.
--- "Gavino, Joel" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hello everyone.
>
> I'm new to the list, so I apologize if I'm about to
> ask a question that has
> already gone through this group. But hopefully,
> someone can spare a few
> minutes to help out.
>
> I work for a university and in charge of supporting
> a wide array of wintel
> machines (9x/nt/2k). A large portion of the
> problems that come in could be
> resolved through remote administration. I've tried
> several programs (such
> as RemotelyAnywhere) and while they're great, the
> problem is the cost of the
> license(s). VNC seems great, but there are a couple
> of issues I would like
> to know about. I couldn't find any info, so
> hopefully someone here can shed
> some light:
>
> 1) Is there a way to make the password permanent and
> not allow the user to
> change it?
> 2) Is there a way to remove the icon on the task bar
> so the user can't see
> the settings?
> 3) What is the easiest way of deploying VNC on the
> current crop of machines
> on campus?
>
> Of course, if anyone is in the same type of
> situation and have successfully
> implemented VNC as a solution, I would love to hear
> from you. Any insights
> you can share would be greatly appreciated!
>
> Thanks!
> Joel
>
>
> [=======================]
> Joel Gavino
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> HW/SW Specialist
> Seattle University
> [=======================]
>
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