VNCTracker keeps a list of hosts on various Internet accounts. Rather than email or phone each user whenever you need a current IP address for connecting with VNC, you visit the Web page generated by VNCTracker that shows the updated IP address for that host. It will then build .vnc files to easily start VNC sessions served via HTTP. It supports 'Request Reverse VNC Session' to help with proxies and satellite connections. License: GNU General Public License (GPL) Changes:
Many bug fixes. 'Request VNC' has been added to work with satellite and other one-way connections. This requires the remote PC to check your vnctracker server for a hostname.request file containing the IP to connect to. That initiates the reverse connection. The listening viewer (the requester) needs to have any NAT/gateway/firewall forward TCP 5500 to the listening machine.