VNCCSL.EXE
VNCCSL.EXE is a free command line utility which can automatically discover any host running VNC Server on a given network.
Extract all files from the zip file to a folder on your computer (%windir% for example). Then open a command-line box and just launch the program.
The syntax to use VNCCSL from the command line is:
VNCCSL </i:www.xxx.yyy.zzz> </p:Prefix mask> </o:[csv,ssv,tab]> </n<:n>> </r> </t:TCP Port> </m> </s> </v> </q> </h>
where:
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| /i:www.xxx.yyy.zzz |
www.xxx.yyy.zzz is the network or the IP address part of the IP network subnet to
scan |
| /p:prefix_mask |
Prefix bits number using the x.x.x.x/mask notation. Default is 24
bits |
| /o:[csv,ssv,tab] |
Output format (default is tab) |
| /n<:n> |
Use local IP subnet network ID associates with Nic "n". If no Nic # and no IP subnet are specified VNCCSL will use the first Nic Address
found |
| /t:TCP_port |
TCP_port is the VNC TCP Port to use |
| /r |
Don't resolve hostname |
| /m |
Get host mac address |
| /s |
Slow network |
| /q |
Quiet mode, turn all verbose off |
| /v |
More verbose |
| /? |
Shows help |
You can also use an environment variable to store the parameters your most currently used options:
c:\>set VNCCSL_PARAMETERS=/m /v
If %VNCCSL_PARAMETERS% exists in the environment var list, VNCCSL will use it automatically when run. You can also store the complete parameters list into that var if you want:
c:\>set VNCCSL_PARAMETERS=/m /v /i:198.162.20
c:\>vnccsl
Will scan the local IP subnet associates with Nic #1 using a 24 bits prefix mask.
c:\>vnccsl /n:2 /p:24
Will scan the local IP subnet associates with Nic #2 using a 24 bits prefix mask.
c:\>vnccsl /i:192.168 /p:26
Will scan the complete 192.168 IP subnet using a 26 bits prefix mask.
Release 1.1.0 of 04/15/2002
- First public release posted on my web site
Release 1.0 of 02/09/2002
- Original version with help file and HTML documentation. Not published on the Internet.
All files are copyright © Patrick Garnier, 2002, 2003, 2004. This software is provided as is - no warranty is given as to its suitability for any purposes to which you may wish to put it.
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