RealVNC --A virtual remote networking tool

RealVNC provides remote control software which lets you see and interact with desktop applications across any network.

The software has a widespread user base from individuals to the largest multi-national companies. Founded by the original developers of VNC to promote, enhance and commercialise VNC.

A much enhanced version of VNC, developed for use in enterprises of all sizes.

Designed and built from the ground up by the original inventors of VNC, Enterprise Edition provides secure, robust and easily-administered remote-control with a minimum of fuss. Existing Free Edition users considering upgrading may find this feature comparison useful. There is also a handy datasheet (pdf).
Core Features

The core Enterprise Edition features are as follows.

* Integrated Session Security
* Platform-Native Authentication
* One-Port HTTP & VNC
* HTTP Proxy Support [new]
* Desktop Scaling
* Cross-Platform Interoperability
* File Transfer
* Integrated Address Book [new]
* Chat (Windows only) [new]
* Deployment Tool (Windows only)

Resources

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Documentation
Whether you are an existing Enterprise Edition user, or are simply trying out the software.

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Release Notes
For product history, including improvements and modifications, please read the release notes.

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Known Bugs & Features
There is a list of known bugs and features, including workarounds and proposed fixes.

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Submit a Support Request
If you having problems getting the software to work, you can submit a support request.


Integrated Session Security

Integrated Session Security provides protection from connection snooping, man-in-the-middle attacks and packet-tampering attacks, to name but a few.

* Server Authentication uses 2048-bit RSA keys to verify identity.
* Viewer Authentication supports both usernames and passwords of up to 256 characters each.
* Secure Communication with 128-bit AES—the experts' choice for high performance encryption.

Platform-Native Authentication

Platform-Native Authentication removes the need for separate VNC and system passwords. Users can access their desktops using the same credentials with which they log on to the system. For Windows this is authentication via NT-Domain or Active Directory, and for Unix is via NIS/NIS+.
One-Port HTTP & VNC

One-Port HTTP & VNC allows VNC Server to serve VNC Viewer for Java and VNC sessions through a single TCP port, simplifying NAT and firewall configuration.
HTTP Proxy Support

HTTP Proxy Support allows you to configure VNC Viewer to connect through various web proxies and filters, making it as simple to use as a web browser.
Desktop Scaling

Desktop Scaling to a particular size, by a particular ratio, or dynamically to whatever size you choose.
Cross-Platform Interoperability

Cross-Platform Interoperability with the other members of the VNC Enterprise family.
File Transfer

File Transfer allows you to copy files between your server and viewer computers over the VNC connection—no need for additional configuration.
Integrated Address Book

An Integrated Address Book makes it simple to store shortcuts to VNC Servers conveniently and securely.
Chat

Chat allows text-based communication between server and viewer to simplify collaboration or remote support.
Deployment Tool

The Deployment Tool for Windows helps to automate the deployment and configuration of VNC software throughout your enterprise.
Free Upgrades

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