NiTr0 wrote:updated 02/12/2008
Coming soon: SCBuilder 2009 v1.0 by NiTr0 (based on UltraVNC v1.0.5.2)
This tool will build the server/viewer for you!
Screenshot of progress:
Server Tab:
- LAN/WAN buttons will automaticly get and insert your lan or wan ip adress.
- Disable Vista's Aero (temporary turn off aero)
- Remove Wallpaper (temporary turn off the background wallpaper)
- Repeater ID
- Balloon tip (shows a small message when the server executes)
- Build (compiles the server)
Viewer Tab:
- Use UPNP (still in progress, but this will automaticly forward the viewer port in your router)
- Build (compiles the viewer)
- Unfortunatly the viewer doesn't accept the -parameter options like encoding and colors etc. Maybe in the future when this is possible I will add those options as well
Misc Tab (most options apply to server):
- Use MSRC4 Plugin (this enables the dsm plugin for encrypted connection between server and viewer, this applies to both server and viewer)
- Generate a new key (this will generate a new 128-bit key)
- Run @ User Level (this will run the server at user level, and does not require admin rights. But this will not work on Vista if UAC is enabled)
- Run @ Service Level (this will run the server as a service, but in this case admin rights are needed. This option runs great on Vista with UAC enabled)
- Confirm Dialog-Box (if enabled this will show a warning message when the server is executed, so the customer can deside to reject the connection)
- Web Downloader (this will build a 300KB small executable which will download a file from a website and silently execute the downloaded file. But I still need to secure this executable abit, so it won't be abused...)
Extra info:
- Both server and viewer will clean themself on exit, so there are no left overs in the Temp folder
- The server will automaticly reconnect to the viewer when connection is lost, or the viewer was closed.
- The server will startup and reconnect to the viewer after reboot/login. (depends on run level)
- You can log off/on windows users if the server runs as a service. The windows logon screen will be visible.
Once the viewer is executed it will listen on the given port and you can access the viewer options just like normal via the tray-icon.
Once the server is executed it will run an icon in the system tray with the following options:
Exit = Stops the server, the server will automaticly startup on reboot and reconnect to the viewer.
Uninstall = Stops the server and removes all the server files from Temp folder.
To do:
- UPNP to automaticly forward the viewer port
- Profile support
- ?
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Old stuff:
UltraVNC Single Click Launcher v1.0 by NiTr0 2008 (based on UltraVNC v1.0.5.2)
A
*real* single click solution for UltraVNC with autostart, autoreconnect, encryption and Windows Vista Compatible!
The server will run an icon in the system tray with the following options:
Stop = Stops the server, the server will autostart after reboot/login.
Uninstall = Stops the server and removes all the server files from Temp folder.
Howto, Server:
1. Basicly all you have to do is edit the server-script.au3 file with notepad and change the ip adress to your own ip adress.
2. Run compile-server.bat to build the winvnc-sc.exe
3. Send it to your customers.
Howto, Viewer:
1. Run compile-viewer.bat to build the vncviewer-sc.exe
2. Make sure you have port 5500 forwarded in your router/firewall.
3. Run vncviewer-sc.exe to start listening for server connections.
Download: (these files are obsolete)
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=R5W4WY3D
Thanks to the forum members Caramel & xcezzz for their code snipests! 
