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Using UltraVNC with SSVNC

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Using UltraVNC with SSVNC

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Hi

I have a computer that has an UltraVNC (viewer/server) on Windows 7 SP1 64-bit and a computer that has Lubuntu 13.10 32-bit and has a x11vnc server and a TightVNC viewer (with SSVNC).

I have to be able to remotely control the Linux machine from Windows and vice versa with SSVNC.

So, how should I configure the Windows machine to make an SSL/SSH encrypted connection?

Thanks

Bye
balubeto
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