The program allows you to use your mouse and keyboard to control the other PC remotely. I guess cloud connect and repeater mode can be used in parallel, right? So UVNC connecting to a repeater but still allowing cloud connect should be possible (perhaps as a fallback for non-working NAT traversal (see above).UltraVNC is a powerful, easy to use and free - remote pc access softwares - that can display the screen of another computer (via internet or network) on your own screen. Winvnc -cloudserver ip direct opens the dialogbox, also see SC settings. Also an option to open the cloud connect info dialog rather than properties by default (double-click on the tray icon) might be handy. You can activate all protocols, but how to detect if one is working and auto switch is harder.Ĭan the cloud connect dialog be opened via command-line or API? Would be handy to allow opening an info-dialog showing the connect code rather than right-click on the icon and select cloud connect. Is there a fallback using cloud as a relay in case no NAT traversal is going to work? Perhaps with options to enable/disable it depending if you run a public server and don't want it to relay the traffic. We use the udt library rendezvous protocol. Is the connect code going to be 'stable' or changing randomly and on each connection? Random might be better for privacy while persistent codes might be useful in many other scenarios. It's a small code, i can not port it to linux myself. Will the cloud component be available in source code? Specifically a Linux version would be preferred. I guess cloud connect and repeater mode can be used in parallel, right? So UVNC connecting to a repeater but still allowing cloud connect should be possible (perhaps as a fallback for non-working NAT traversal (see above).Can the cloud connect dialog be opened via command-line or API? Would be handy to allow opening an info-dialog showing the connect code rather than right-click on the icon and select cloud connect.Is there a fallback using cloud as a relay in case no NAT traversal is going to work? Perhaps with options to enable/disable it depending if you run a public server and don't want it to relay the traffic.Is the connect code going to be 'stable' or changing randomly and on each connection? Random might be better for privacy while persistent codes might be useful in many other scenarios.Will the cloud component be available in source code? Specifically a Linux version would be preferred.

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