VNC Deployment Tool 1.6 is a tool developed for VNC which is the most famous and widely trusted remote administration tool that supports multiple platforms such as Microsoft Windows, Linux and MacOS and allows you to manage remote servers or computers at home, office or elsewhere.
VNC Deployment Tool is designed specially for the non-free enterprise edition of VNC and offers wonderful handy features; it has a built-in network scanner that can scan your local or remote network for VNC servers running on a certain port. Once you have found and added your current vnc servers, then you can control the remote VNC servers' configuration and add/remove/edit the different settings of each. The program allows network administrators to batch install VNC server on multiple remote servers at once without having to transfer or manually install any programs or files which makes VNC server deployment a very easy task. The program can also import and export VNC settings with just one click. VNC Deployment Tool also allows you to install or uninstall the VNC server service for any remote computer. However the program is free, it requires you to add licenses to it so the VNC server would work on the remote computers or servers.
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