jpmyers55

Hello

Our VNC integrations (FreeVNC / IronVNC) are built-into RDM and not a separate download or installation. When you configure a VNC session inside RDM, using the "Embedded" mode (which is the default) you'll have the choice of both these clients; and the session is run within RDM. If something's not clear or you need further guidance, please don't hesitate to post back as I'd be happy to upload some screenshots or further information.

We don't provide a standalone VNC client outside of our core products (RDM, Devolutions Gateway and Devolutions Server).

I don't recommend using IronVNC inside RDM at this point. The integration is still experimental and it's missing a lot of features and options that FreeVNC has. So far our focus on IronVNC has been for the web, but we are working to uplift the desktop integration and make it a first class option in the medium term. For now - I recommend choosing FreeVNC.

If you have any problems configuring or connecting to a VNC server from within RDM, please don't hesitate to let me know.

Kind regards,

@Richard Markiewicz

So that said, FreeVNC still cannot do file transfers, right? I had originally switched from TightVNC to RealVNC due to the etter UI and interface but no file transfers caused me to then switch to RustDesk.

I eventually came to RDM for VNC since it could open multiple sessions at a time (unlike RealVNC Lite) but the lack of File Transfers is a sore point and I don't want to use an external option because then I'd just be back to TightVNC all over again...

Edit: I should also add that I also tried the MightyViewer trial (great but don't want to pay that much) and Remote Ripple which is also really great, except you can't pop out different tabs into new windows.