Capture VNC server packets and transfer to and fro to routing server using C#.net

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Published on 2012-06-13T10:03:19Z Indexed on 2012/06/13 10:42 UTC
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We are using Tight VNC server in our project for screen sharing, due to some security constraints we cannot directly install Tight VNC server on clients machine. So through .net windows applicaton we are invoking Tight VNC. Now this windows application should capture the screens(packets) that VNC server passes to VNC client and transfer them to and fro to routing server, routing server will inturn transfers these packets to VNC client, which is on another network.

Is there any way that VNC server packets are caputured through .Net.

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