Is there any more documentation about the vnc remote control or how to debug it?
I did everything that it explain but when i do a configuration poll i get:
[2025.01.17 18:51:25] Checking direct VNC connectivity...
[2025.01.17 18:51:25] Cannot connect to VNC
[2025.01.17 18:51:25] Checking VNC connectivity via local agent...
[2025.01.17 18:51:25] Cannot connect to VNC
I have enabled loopback on tightvnc server and tried with and without firewall, enabled proxy tcp and such.. This is a windows server.
We have this in the documentation:
Remote control option will appear for nodes where VNC install is detected. In order to take advantage of this feature, one should add EnableTCPProxy = yes in agent configuration on remote node followed by agent restart. Run Configuration Poll on the node you want to VNC to. Target VNC may require loopback connection to be enabled as well as firewall settings adjusted. In cases when there is no agent installed on remote node, but VNC is present, we can use agent on NetXMS server or agent serving as zone proxy. In this scenario, one would need to add EnableTCPProxy = yes in agent configuration on server or on agent that acts like proxy for zone. Your NetXMS user should have "Initiate TCP proxy sessions" system access right. In addition, in object tree user should have "Control" access rights to that node.
I did everything that it explain but when i do a configuration poll i get:
[2025.01.17 18:51:25] Checking direct VNC connectivity...
[2025.01.17 18:51:25] Cannot connect to VNC
[2025.01.17 18:51:25] Checking VNC connectivity via local agent...
[2025.01.17 18:51:25] Cannot connect to VNC
I have enabled loopback on tightvnc server and tried with and without firewall, enabled proxy tcp and such.. This is a windows server.
We have this in the documentation:
Remote control option will appear for nodes where VNC install is detected. In order to take advantage of this feature, one should add EnableTCPProxy = yes in agent configuration on remote node followed by agent restart. Run Configuration Poll on the node you want to VNC to. Target VNC may require loopback connection to be enabled as well as firewall settings adjusted. In cases when there is no agent installed on remote node, but VNC is present, we can use agent on NetXMS server or agent serving as zone proxy. In this scenario, one would need to add EnableTCPProxy = yes in agent configuration on server or on agent that acts like proxy for zone. Your NetXMS user should have "Initiate TCP proxy sessions" system access right. In addition, in object tree user should have "Control" access rights to that node.
