Wyse PocketCloud's latest update has been designed to benefit iPad users, offering external VGA support so you can hook your iPad to a VGA output to use the app and improved multi-touch shortcuts. Wyse PocketCloud is available for iPhone and iPad and is the cheapest option available for commercial use.Īt just 8.99, it really is a reasonable service, especially when you consider it's supported across almost all Windows-based platforms including Windows 2003, XP Professional, Windows Vista Ultimate plus Windows 7 Professional, Enterprise and Ultimate. TeamViewer also allows you to view all users who are online, accessing the same computer as you whether that's family or colleagues.Īlthough TeamViewer is free for personal use with all its features available, you'll have to pay 59.99 for the Pro version that covers commercial use. 8/16 bit color mode for faster screen updates. LITE VERSION Has a 5 minutes session limitation. HOME edition or Windows 200x Servers cannot be supported. For more detailed info as i said best to check with the vendor for their FAQ's and they could possibly have forums like this themselves.It works on both iPhone and iPad and allows you to use multi-touch gestures for left click, right click, drag and drop, scroll wheel, zoom and change monitor functions. Mocha Remote Desktop (RDP) provides access to a PC running Windows XP Professional or Windows 7/8/10. I personnaly haven't used the iPhone VNC app's so can't provide firsthand knowledge (sorry it's on my list of things to do but thats as long as my arm) i would check to make sure that both devices are appearing on the same network first up and that they can talk to each other first then proceed to try to setup the VNC. it sounds like you haven't got the authentication to the network setup correctly. Usually VNC clients will not have a password as that is worked out when you originally logon to the LAN/WAN etc. Also make sure that both client and host are running with the same local domain and ip range. I would recommend checking with the Software vendor for detailed FAQ information.

Essentially that the Host denied access to it and wouldn't allow authentication. If you get a 'Host has closed the session' message it usually means that the VNC client tried to access the host but was stopped due to an incorrect network setting or firewall.

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