VNC - Virtual Network Computing - is a remote desktop access system which allows one computer to take full control of another, whether on the local network or anywhere in the world over the Internet. VNC has become a ubiquitous de-facto standard for hundreds of millions of users worldwide. Applications range from remote access and home working to remote maintenance, helpdesks and business collaboration.

VNC Enterprise Edition

VNC Enterprise Edition has been designed by the inventors of VNC especially for corporate environments to provide a fully scalable, robust and secure solution that addresses the demanding requirements and concerns of the multi-platform workplace. Now with full Vista support.

Features

• Simple to install: up and running in seconds.
• Lightweight: small footprint, taking just a few MB of disk and RAM.
• Robust: reliable functionality that is easy to use without special training.
• Safe: non-invasive installation does not require replacement video drivers.
• Deployable: complete with tools for enterprise-wide installation, configuration and management.
• Available: supports a wider range of operating systems than any other remote access system. Including Windows 95, 98, 2K, ME, NT4, XP, Vista, Mac OSX, Linux, Solaris, HPUX,
  Java, WinCE - with others in development.
• Secure: fully integrated security with RSA authentication and AES encryption to support strong best-practice protection.
• Auditable: detailed centralized logging of connections opened and closed.
• Quality: professionally designed, built and supported.
• Price: best price/feature performance offered by any enterprise-grade remote control software.

Functions

• Adaptive connection: automatically configures to provide best user-experience and
  performance over LAN, WAN, Cable/ADSL and dialup connection speeds.
• File transfer: lightning-fast integrated file transfer using copy/paste operations where
  supported by the operating system.
• Domain authentication: configurable to authenticate users with existing domain username/
  password schemes.
• Sharing: supports multiple connections to the same desktop for collaborative working or
  training.
• Scaling: remote desktop view can be enlarged or reduced.
• Input control: view-only or full control for each connection.
• User-accept: configurable to require user to accept each incoming connection request.
• Guest access: temporary guest access support.
• Filtering: incoming connections can be filtered by IP address patterns and ranges.
• Browser access: built-in Java viewer allows remote access through a browser without
  installing any software on the viewer.