The magic is a different one. And without going deeply into the system you will hardly achieve this with UVNC.xerces8 wrote:user + pass ( and domain of course )
as in : if I connect to a windows network drive, where I am on the ACL, I don't need to re-enter my username and password, ItJustWorks(TM)
Quite sure.xerces8 wrote:Are you sure there is no (simple) way ?
Maybe a replacement GINA could help ...xerces8 wrote:I understand, that the server might need a patch too.
We'll have a look into the source of RealVNC. Are you talking of the free flavor of RealVNC?xerces8 wrote:( and I did some work on windows authentication in Java, so I know the pain)
(besides RealVNC already has this, so maybe someone from there can give a clue)
This is how I understood it. Then what exactly is missing in the VNC authentication process.xerces8 wrote:It appears you are talking about : VNC server <-> windows authentication (at the login screen of the remote PC, where VNC server is running ) ?
Oliver wrote:Then what exactly is missing in the VNC authentication process.
Let's see how and whether this will be possible. As I said, you will never know the password. The password is being hashed and the hash is compared. So the plain text password is not known (except on some very old flavors of NT).xerces8 wrote:What I request is :
- VNC viewer takes the username anmd password that I used to log into my PC. Without typing them.
xerces8 wrote: just autofilling the username would also be a helpful feature (just prefill the username text filed, so the user can edit it, just as in current version)
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