Cybele Software had introduced ThinVNC, a new remote desktop software that boosts and enhances remote technical support and administration tasks, allowing users to remotely access a desktop using just a web browser.
ThinVNC was built from the ground up taking full advantage of AJAX, JSON and H L5 technologies. By implementing a number of techniques not available in traditional AT&T RFB protocol, it achieves a remarkable performance, rivaling any traditional VNC.
ThinVNC exploits H L5 canvas to display a remote PC desktop, not requiring any additional plugin, add-on or installation of any kind on the client side. Regardless of the computer or mobile operating system, ThinVNC provides native, secure data transmission using HTTP and SSL. This makes firewall friendly.
Users can use the ThinVNC Presentation Manager to invite people to attend online demonstrations or trainings. Running on the web browser, ThinVNC removes the need of a “viewer” download making the attendance of non-tech people smooth and without any setup issue.
On corporate environments, ThinVNC can be set up as a gateway to proxy other ThinVNC instances. By publishing only one IP, users can remotely get access to desktops on the LAN just by entering the internal IP/PC name in the welcome screen.
ThinVNC Server works on Windows 2000/XP/2003/Vista/Win 7/Windows Server 8. On the client side, ThinVNC is compatible with any Operating System and an H L5 compliant browser such as Mozilla Firefox, Chrome, Opera, Safari, etc. ThinVNC is available without charge for noncommercial use and there’s an open source version downloadable under GPL terms.
You can try ThinVNC at http://www.supportsmith.com/ThinVNC .
Thank you for writting about ThinVNC, here you have a link to the product page.
There’s a exe setup ready to be used, and free for non commercial use:
http://www.supportsmith.com/ThinVNC
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