UltraVNC

Thanks, SpiderX. When I found the project of Google code I thought it was abandoned and I'm very happy to hear someone is still working on it.

The licensing is sold in packs (the $10 gets you 10 computers), so most people will realistically end up paying about $2 to $5 per licensed computer. It is ...

I should probably also mention that EduVNC is based on a reworking of A-VNC for those familiar with that software (currently about 6 posts down in the same forum). A-VNC is ok, but it only supports one server at a time which didn't work for my needs. EduVNC rewrites the server side code to handle ...

As most long time users of UVNC know, traditional web based VNC connections relies on a Java client served out on port 5800. That Java client then connects back to port 5900 exactly like a installed software client would. This solution works sometimes, but not every where, every time.

EduVNC is a ...