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Chapter 7: Making Connections Secure To customize VNC permissions, open the VNC Server - Options dialog. More on this dialog. Make sure either Windows password (or platform-specific equivalent) or Single sign-on is selected in the Authentication dropdown on the Connections tab, and click the Configure button: Note: A user can supply the credentials of any of the host computer users listed in Group or user names in order to connect to VNC Server (including any member of a group). To see how to configure host computer users or groups, see Managing users and groups in the authentication list on page 102. You can change the VNC permissions allocated to a particular host computer user. To do this, select the appropriate entry in the Group or user names list, and turn individual permissions on or off. For example, in 116 VNC User Guide
Chapter 7: Making Connections Secure the following dialog, just the View display contents, Send pointer events, and Send keyboard events permissions are turned on for the host computer user Jane Doe: This means that any user supplying Jane Doe’s credentials in order to connect to VNC Server is able to see the host computer’s desktop, and control it using their keyboard and mouse. All other RealVNC remote control features, however, are disabled. A user will not be able to copy and paste text, print, chat, transfer files, or bypass connection prompts. VNC User Guide 117
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