Vnc Settings - Pepperl+Fuchs VisuNet RM Shell 6 Manual

VisuNet RM Shell 6
Profiles Management App
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VNC Settings

RM Shell offers an embedded VNC client. This client is compatible with standard VNC server
software. It also supports many unique features that are specific to UltraVNC and TightVNC
distributions. This includes secure communication with a VNC server, for example. The VNC
client supports UltraVNC NTLM (ms-logon) authentication and provides built-in support for
UltraVNC SecureVNC v2.3 and MSRC4 v1.2.2 DSM plugins.
This section describes the core settings to set up a VNC connection.
Main Settings
In this section, you can set up general settings such as profile name, host name / IP address
and password protection.
Option
Profile Name
Host Computer Name / IP
Host Computer Port
Password Type
Connection
In this section, you can set up connection details.
Option
Fast Disconnect Detection
by sending Pings to the
Host Server
Encoding
Use CopyRect encoding
Use Cache encoding
View only
Request shared session
Remote input enabled
Auto reconnect enabled
Block user from closing the
connection
Description
Allows you to change the visible name of the selected profile.
Enter the host computer name or the IP address of the host in the
network.
You can enter the port of the host. We recommend using the
default setting.
Choose the type of password protection for the VNC connection.
Description
When enabled, the RM / BTC constantly sends pings to the host.
Possible connection failures will be detected much quicker than
usual.
There are several encoding methods available.
Keep in mind that the chosen encoding must comply with the
VNC host settings.
Another encoding method.
Keep in mind that the chosen encoding must comply with the
VNC host settings.
Use this option to improve the performance. Using cache encod-
ing may affect the error tolerance.
Enable this option to view the VNC host screen. No mouse or
keyboard interaction is allowed.
This allows several clients to share the same VNC session. If this
option is not set, only one client can be connected to the same
VNC server. If a new, "non-shared" client is connected, existing
clients will be disconnected or the new connection will be
dropped, depending on the server's configuration.
To disable mouse and keyboard control of the RM while the VNC
host also controls parts of RM functionality, select "Remote input
enabled - off."
Enable this option to use the VNC's built-in connection recovery
mechanism. This mechanism also tries to reestablish a connec-
tion when it is disturbed.
Enable this option to prevent a connection window from being
closed.
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