@Gabrial said in Anyone using Veyon for computer labs? Pros/Cons, alternatives?: DeepFreeze I think Veyon works well in an educational lab. That is what I use it for. It doesn't matter if you don't have LADP, you can still use it; all of my networks are AD free too. After install, just run Veyon-Configurator, and there is a section called "LADP Basic". Just leave all those settings as they are; don't add anything. There is also a section called "Computers and Rooms", here you should type in all the info for each computer in the network. Then, with Veyon, you can monitor all the machines, lock all the machines, and shut down all the machines. This is all easy to do. Then as you learn Veyon, you can try the other features. Sorry I can't answer your second question. perhaps some other forum would be better for that.

Where is the file located that I sended?, and Do I need to open TCP ports if I using vlans ? My master interface is in another subnet and the clients are in a vlan Thank you

An Android version would be fantastic! I have a 3rd network composed of 6 android tablets that have my educational materials on them, and Veyon would be a great complement to my project! Thank you for putting together such a wonderful Open Source application! I am currently employed at a teacher training college in Japan, and am trying get my students to come for a summer educational software workshop where I will demonstrate veyon and my own materials.

iPhones are currently not supported. This might change next year with our planned BYOD edition of Veyon.

Hi, About the saving path : it would be good to let the supervisor to choose the path. otherwise, desktop is the best.

The custom items can be removed by hovering them with the mouse and press the Del key (like browser history items). This still needs to be documented properly

We're sorry that there's no official solution at the moment. Do the screens on You can install the latest version and try if changing the "Enable Desktop Duplication Engine on Windows 8 and newer" option in the VNC server options helps.

We're still working on the Veyon Store where you'll be able to purchase additional addons. Stay tuned for official announcements!

While not a direct answer to your question, I was able to use ZeroTier (https://www.zerotier.com/) with Veyon for remote networks and computers. In my case the clients were mobile, so I just installed the ZeroTier client on each of them, and set Veyon to point at the ZeroTier IP address of each client.

Also , shortcut key for Alt+ctrl+del if clients are in domain. It will ease our logins.

@jacobo-sanchez Do you speak spanish?, because I do, you can send me an PM, maybe I can help.

Finally I've foud: (!(&(memberOf=CN=GroupMaster,OU=Ordinateurs,OU=Groupes,DC=my,DC=network,DC=local)(!(comment=ThisClassroom))))