HALEN666 Posted October 11, 2007 Share Posted October 11, 2007 hey guys i hope somebody can help me to understand this. i have been using psexec for a long time, i have copy winvnc.exe vnchooks.dll and also the reg files i need to set up tightvnc in the remote computer; hovever, when i start vnc in the remote computer throgh psexec i cannot connect to the remote computer, i checked the listening ports and it shows me the port i am using for vnc in the remote computer, i also see the process in the tasklist but when i try to connect to the remote computer is says "connection close" everything seems to be alright , theoinly problem i have is that vnc is closing the connection in the remote computer. the other computer doesn't have a firewall so it can't be that. the only thing i can think of is that i cannot use vnc unless i have the password for the accoun being used in that computer; however, i am using the system account in that computer, so i shouldn't have any problems. is there anything i am doing wrong?? by the way, the computer is in a domain, i dont have the password for every user that uses that computer because that computer is in a domain; however, i have the password for the administrator account. i have used the admin account and the system account in that computer but i cannot get the connection to work. likewise, i knows the vnc sever in that computer detects my connection because when i type a wrong password it tells me that the authentication failed, and when i type the right password it says " connections close" by the way i am using the reg files i got from the usb hacked, i changed many things such as password, port, and some other settings, but even my settings or the original reg file serttings won't work. i hope some of you guys can help me to figure this out. thanks by the way, i have the same problem with all other computer in the domain, and i do know i can open any port i want in those computer because backdoors such as netcat works great in those computers Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
digip Posted October 12, 2007 Share Posted October 12, 2007 Running behind a router? Might need to open the port on the router/ port forward them. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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