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Tight VNC shortcuts?

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NecessaryEvil

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Anyone know if there's a way to set up a shortcut for TightVNC that'll have it log into a specific IP (192.168.10.34), with the password (opensaysme)?

(neither of the above values are correct, but for the sake of an example)
 
Open a VNC session to the servers, log in, etc.

Then (this assumes it's a Win32 client), right click on the title bar and goto 'Save connection info'... it'll warn you about saving passwords, click 'yes' then choice where you want to save the file.

Once you have the file saved it'll create a 'servername.vnc' file, double click on that and it'll log you in.

Sometimes VNC get's glitchy and doens't associate .vnc files with the viewer during install, in which case you can create a batch file that does something like 'vncviewer.exe /config C:\myserver.vnc' (run vncviewer.exe /? to get all the options).

cheers.
 
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