VNC Software

the same is included with Ideal Administrator
you should really try thi ssoftware if you are an admin
and if you are to use VNC then tightvnc is ur best choice

Yours

http://www.darkage.co.uk/downloads/
check the link below

i still have the same problem it needs to be installed on each loacl machine.

did u check the second link?
a quote from the site
"This site has a fair number of tips and tricks to remotely install VNC to your Windows computers"

Hi I_TAYLOR,

why don' you trial www.dameware.com mini remote control, it is installed either on a server or a desktop and installs the service to the clients...

Hope This helps

http://www.vncscan.com/en/Default.aspx?tabid=31
this is also a better consol that have the script integrated
hope this is easier to use

Hi

You can't deploy vnc via group policy as it isn't packaged as a msi file. You could try psexec from sys internals,
PsExec freeware executes programs remotely.
http://www.jsiinc.com/SUBI/tip4100/rh4141.htm
PSExec
http://www.sysinternals.com/ntw2k/freeware/psexec.shtml

Deb :))

i give them all a try i will get back to all of you

they all run vnc but only on the clints which have already got vnc installed on them

How to install VNC on a remote PC
Introduction:
VNC is a free utility to remotely control another PC, see http://www.realvnc.com for details.

This article assumes that:
The remote PC is running Windows 2000, 2003, NT4 or XP Pro
(XP Home does not have an IPC$ share as far as I know).
You have administrative rights to the remote PC.
This article also focuses on loading VNC on a remote PC as a service, not as an application.
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Step 1: Install VNC locally and set the password.
Download Real VNC and install it on a local PC (for this article, version 3.3.7 was used).

During the installation process, make sure that you check both:
Register VNC Server as a system service
Start the VNC system service
Click here for a screen shot.

At the end of the installation process, you will be prompted to set a password.
The password that you set here will later be used to connect the remote PC.
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Step 2: Configure VNC on the remote PC using PsExec
PsExec is a freeware tool to execute processes on a remote PC and is needed for this procedure:
http://www.sysinternals.com/ntw2k/freeware/psexec.shtml 


The remote account that you use must be a member of the Administrators group on the remote PC.
"\\RemotePC" mentioned below can be either the remote PC's name or IP address.

Login to the remote PC's IPC$ share with an administrator account.
If you don't include the password in plain text, you will be prompted to supply the password (which will not be displayed as plain text).

NET USE \\RemotePC\IPC$ /user:administrator password


Copy your local VNC files to the remote PC.

xcopy "C:\Program Files\RealVNC\*.*" "\\RemotePC\C$\Program Files\RealVNC\*.*" /r/i/c/h/k/e


Use Regedit to export the local VNC registry settings to the remote PC.
Note: If you prefer you can export the file locally and then copy it.

regedit /e "\\RemotePC\C$\vncdmp.txt" "HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\ORL"


Use PsExec to import the above registry file on the remote PC.

psexec \\RemotePC -s -i -d %\windir%\regedit /s C:\vncdmp.txt

Make sure to use the /s switch with regedit so that confirmation isn't required on the remote PC.
psexec will not use the path with the above switches, make sure to use %windir%\regedit.


Use PsExec to install the remote winvnc service.

psexec \\RemotePC -s -i -d "C:\Program Files\RealVNC\WinVNC\winvnc.exe" -install


Use PsExec to start the remote "VNC Server" service.

psexec \\RemotePC -s -i -d net start "VNC Server"
You should now be able to use VNC to control the remote PC.


Except taken from http://www.tburke.net/info/misc/vnc_remote.htm

We use UltraVNC (http://ultravnc.sf.net) and have deployed it to about 200 clients via several methods.  The easiest was by creating a custom package using Wise for Windows installer.  We simply created a MSI and pushed that to all of the machines using GPO.

The other method we've used in the past with great success is a program by the name of FastPush, which supports all major flavors of VNC.  The Developers website is at:  http://www.darkage.co.uk/downloads/index.htm

FastPush is there
and it is also in the vncscan program

You might want to try GenControl at http://www.gensortium.com/products/gencontrol.html.  This is based on VNC but requires NO server install.  Just start the app and point it at a box. And like VNC, its free.

NICE ONE MARK-WA THAT WORKS GREAT

Thanks for accepting my answer I_Taylor.  Hope it works as well for you as it has for me.  Take care.

Mark