Hi
Anyone know how I can acheive the following:
Basically I want to be able to monitor ten PCs by a simple weblink.
A webpage that contains 10 frames each one is a connection to a VNC server in view only mode (hence each of these frames needs to auto-authenticate to the server). Can this be acheived using JAVA script in my HTML code?
Any help appreiciated.
Thanks
WEB BASED VIEWER AUTHENTICATE WITH URL
WEB BASED VIEWER AUTHENTICATE WITH URL
Last edited by ezkabar on 2010-07-31 12:12, edited 1 time in total.
Re: WEB BASED VIEWER AUTHENTICATE WITH URL
Sounds like a cool idea. Keep in mind that if you really want to do it in a web page, independent of locally executable code, you'll most likely need to use something like Java (NOT Javascript; please remember they are <b>completely</b> different things) or ActiveX.
VNC has always had a Javaviewer; I imagine it wouldn't be terribly hard to run multiple instances in frames. The ActiveX viewer(s) I've seen were not open source, as far as I recall, if that is an issue for you. (Search this forum for details.)
I think someone was working on a Javascript/AJAX version of the viewer, but don't remember.... I guess it was Guacamole at [topic=17940][/topic]
Or do you just want to establish viewer instances using a locally installed "real" VNC viewer executable, but forcing them into a web interface?
Another way to go is to set up a machine running dedicated multiviewer VNC software (like MRemoteNG or iTalc), establish the multiple VNC viewer windows on that machine, <b>and then</b> use the regular old Javaviewer to remote control/view <b>that multiviewer machine</b> in a web page. Would that accomplish what you want?
VNC has always had a Javaviewer; I imagine it wouldn't be terribly hard to run multiple instances in frames. The ActiveX viewer(s) I've seen were not open source, as far as I recall, if that is an issue for you. (Search this forum for details.)
I think someone was working on a Javascript/AJAX version of the viewer, but don't remember.... I guess it was Guacamole at [topic=17940][/topic]
Or do you just want to establish viewer instances using a locally installed "real" VNC viewer executable, but forcing them into a web interface?
Another way to go is to set up a machine running dedicated multiviewer VNC software (like MRemoteNG or iTalc), establish the multiple VNC viewer windows on that machine, <b>and then</b> use the regular old Javaviewer to remote control/view <b>that multiviewer machine</b> in a web page. Would that accomplish what you want?