UltraVNC in Windows 7!

[7xidades]

Hi, i have a problem with UltraVnc in Windows Vista or Windows 7. When i does "Log Out" in a Session on Windows 7 or Vista the ultraVnc goes done. Is Normal??

[supercoe]

Yes this is normal when running in user mode.
Install the UltraVNC server as a service in order to remain in control.

[tonedeff]

Good day! I have the same problem. When i press "Log out" or "change user" UltraVNC shut down. It's installed as a service. I've tried to unstall different version of program. When i connect to Windows XP it's OK. How can i solve it.

[supercoe]

If it's indeed running as a service you will be able to simply open the Viewer and connect to it again once the computer gets to the welcome screen.

[tonedeff]

Yes, if i connect it again - it's ok. But somedays i have to connect many times to diffrent computers. According to our password policy we have a very long password (not less than 8 letters) and it's not very comfortably to type the password every "Log out" or "change user". So as i realized it's a feature of connection to Windows 7 ?

[supercoe]

You can save the password in a .vnc file otherwise utilize SecureVNC's public and private keys instead of a password.

[Rudi De Vos]

Does the viewer option ( reconnect ) doesn't work.

This option reuse the password and reconnect in background when the server restart in another session.

[supercoe]

Thanks Rudi, I forgot this existed.

tonedeff,
Try using the command line vncviewer.exe -autoreconnect 5

[tonedeff]

supercoe, Rudi De Vos

Thank you, this option (reconnection attempts) helps me.
Why does it happen in Windows7 ? Does it related with restarting uvnc service ?

[supercoe]

It started with Vista and the implementation of secure desktop. When logging out the user session closes the UltraVNC server which disconnects you.
As long as you have UltraVNC installed as a service it can relaunch the Server at the login screen.