password that you set up (Figure 20). Figure 20: TightVNC authentication Once you have successfully authenticated, you will be presented with a remote desktop for your PC. See Figure 21 for an example. Figure 21: TightVNC remote desktop (click image to enlarge)...

• -Remote Desktop Connectivity Using TightVNC
• -Setup Step 4
• -Setup Step 2
• -Setup Step 3

built-in PPTP VPN endpoint Update None Pros • Wireless routing w/ WDS bridging / repeating • Push-button secure wireless setup • No WEP or WPA throughput hit • Built-in fast PPTP endpoint with Wake-on-LAN • Includes TightVNC remote desktop...

• -Wrap Up
• -VPN Features, Cotinued

easy for malicious activity to take place. VNC runs on nearly every operating system So how does VNC shape up against Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP), the protocol used in Windows’ default ’Remote Desktop Connection’ software? It lacks many of the features...

might be helpful in supporting additional services that you might like to use with SSL Explorer. In the next section, we will install another custom extension not listed on the list called TightVNC. Figure 11: Enable the PuTTY extension (click image to enlarge)...