Azrael7102

I finally got REAL VNC viewer to work using command prompt. I opened package contents and copied the whole contents to package area and then in command line Run /Applications/Contents/MacOS/vncviewer $HOST$

in host credentials put the url of the host i.e. machine name.domain

now on opening the session the terminal opens vncviewer with the machine details. still have to put in the security password but is faster than using MAC OSX screen sharing which is open vnc://hostname and more reliable. if anyone can figure out how to get the terminal command to also put the password details in would be handy :-)

I understand both sides of this cube, but we connect RDM to our SQL server of course for the thousans odd machines that have VNC on them I cannot connect to them with my mac and have to use PC which is not convenient at best of times, I'm aware of packages and scripts I can use in RDM to open up VNC but honestly why make it so complicated is this product ever going to come out of BETA or is it just a joke to get people fed up of using their mac with faint hope and then moving to PC version. There are times I have to use both at different locations as I am sure a lot of users also do in this modern day of multiple technologies and I will not be suprised when people will be looking to remote with Android Tablets or Apple tablets. I do hope that you can actually come into future technologies as up to this point you've been helpful but things are moving fast out there and you may be losing the race when other companies are fed up of waiting and buying the more expensive remote desktop management software tools.