We constantly perform upgrades on this software and Real VNC allows us to install the software without having to go around to the 260 computers spread across 8 of our branches. our main financial software for managing accounts). Also, the latest version of Real VNC by default has tray notifications that pop-up when a user connects that actually states who is connecting.Īs far as RDP/RA, these are all very good but I have run into many problems where software will not install through an RDP session (i.e. The tray icon for "Real VNC" turns black when someone connects which many of our users have come to notices. Our machines are setup to only allow connections from users in the Domain Admin account group.Īs far as privacy is concerned, our users sign off on an IT security policy that states that at any time their actions can be monitored.Īlso, as far as users not knowing when someone connects, that it not entirely correct with Real VNC. If you have the Enterprise version of VNC, as we do, you can control access using Domain accounts if your in a Windows AD environment. This gives anyone who has access to the computer access to the VNC password. Some may not know this, but the VNC shared password is actually stored in the registry in open text.
NOW on another note, I do see the security issues with the FREE version of "Real VNC". Like many other have stated, we are constantly working issue and it is quicker to just open a VNC session, get the issue resolved and get out. We primarily use "Real VNC" within our network for remote support.
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