SmartCode VNC Manager is a powerful remote administration and monitoring software for business and home network environments. It is typically used for remote network management, remote system administration and in helpdesk environments. It allows you to take remote control of any computers running VNC, Windows. The list of features includes but is not limited to: RealVNC, UltraVNC and TightVNC distros are fully supported. Can connect to Windows Terminal Server and Microsoft Virtual Server with a nicely integrated built-in viewer. VNC Deployment Wizard. Reset Remote VNC Server Password Wizard. Computers Registration Wizard allows mass register Active Directory, Workgroup computers. Thumbnail View allows multiple computers to be monitored on-screen at once. Supports HTTP and SOCKS5 proxies, SSH tunneling (RDP/VNC/VMRC), and UltraVNC Repeater. UltraVNC MSRC4 DSM plug-in support. Remote Task Manager. Remote Software Manager. Remote program and script execution support.
Version 3.5.21 adds support for UltraVNC MSRC4 DSM plug-in v1.2.2.
Pros: I have a Windows 2000 machine that ineed to keep to support some customers, but it is not Professional so it doesn't have Remote Desktop Access. VNC works very well under these circumstances. Plus it's free.
Cons: Somewhat slower than terminal services and sometimes it doesn't show the proper colors.
Pros: Must have if you are serious in remote desktop networking. I didn't need to read the help to get things moving, so it must be very easy. I've seen many different remote control programs in work, and I think SmartCode VNC Manager is the best choice for administrators because of its features, security, and reliability.
Cons: The price could be a little bit lower. But these guys provide great support so by the end of the day the product worth its price tag.
Pros: I sent my comment few days ago, but since it has not appeared, I'll resubmit it again.
I am using VNC Manager since version 2.0 and it has improved a lot! VNC Thumbnails feature is great, but especially useful are remote management tools like Remote VNC Deployment, Wake-on-LAN, Network Scan and others. I was glad when I figured out that version 3.5 got Microsoft Virtual Server supported.
Would I recommend to use the VNC Manager to administer a computer network?! Definitely yes!
