@tobydox Hi again. Of course i did it but this is not the reason. Just now i found the solution. For anyone who will meet the same problem with Windows Server 2016, just disable Smart Screen. That's all. Thank you very much.

Yes, you can use the Network Discovery add-on, see https://veyon.io/en/addons/#networkdiscovery for more information. You can simply download install the add-ons package matching your Veyon version and test the add-on.

My problem is, each computer has the same IP address. The Remote Port is different. What am I doing wrong??

Thanks! This works perfectly! I had to change the sort to "computer name only."

@jamun99 said in Can anyone suggest me how to set this up ?HELP?: I've finally got the program working on a few test machines using LDAP but I can't find some info for deploying the software and settings I would like. I'm deploying it via SCCM: veyon-4.0.4.0-win64-setup.exe /S It's silent installing but I would like to only install the service, not the master on lab machines. Is there a switch to do this? I would also like to have the tray icon hid on install but don't see anywhere to set that option or deploy a config for them. Any help with this would be greatly appreciated! solved!

Hi @adanmq indeed this feature is not documented well enough yet. You can simply hover the desired item with the mouse and press the Del key.

Hi @HetElsner1 do the passwords match on both computers? Have you read https://docs.veyon.io/en/latest/admin/troubleshooting.html#computers-can-t-be-accessed already?

Hi @jhostetter thanks for your detailled information and proposals. To be honest the key file authentication mechanism is not made for such scenarios. Instead it provides basic facilities to manage access for different user groups, e.g. teachers, administrators and support staff. I suggest to use access control rules instead. There are numerous possibilities thanks to many different rule conditions - see https://docs.veyon.io/en/latest/admin/access-control-rules.html#conditions for details. There's a condition "Accessing computer and local computer are at the same location" which should fulfill your need exactly. To make it function properly you'll have to either maintain the builtin directory (locations and computers) on student computers as well (simply by deploying the same configuration to student and master computer) or preferably make Veyon use these information from your LDAP/AD server. Don't hesitate to ask further questions if you're stuck with access control rules. Best regards Tobias

Hi @cynical FYI: this issue will be fixed in the upcoming 4.2.5 release.

Hi @thodge this could be a bug in the builtin directory plugin. I suggest to use the command line interface for managing or clearing the orphaned objects - see https://docs.veyon.io/en/latest/admin/cli.html#network-object-directory for details. You could help debugging this issue by posting the output of veyon-cli networkobjects dump

Hi @RoggerJones Even though we do not want Veyon to be used for spying you could probably use for such purposes. Please read the documentation for information on installation and configuration.

Hi @OSSJack19 there's currently no solution except for using the window demo. We'll try to improve this behaviour in Veyon 5.0 (coming in 2020). To help us please submit a bug report at https://github.com/veyon/veyon/issues/

Hi @cpbools please submit a bug report at https://github.com/veyon/veyon/issues so we can track and fix this issue.