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VNC Neighborhood is a free VNC server TCP scanner. It uses Microsoft Windows Networking features to locate computers in Microsoft Windows domains and workgroups.

VNC Neighborhood features:
• RealVNC 4.xx Viewer Free Edition basic support
• Scan your network for VNC computers
• Install* VNC to remote NT/2K/XP/2K3 computers
• Manage computer system settings using the MMC interface*
• Start and stop remote VNC services*
• Connect to VNC servers with external viewer or web browser
• Reboot remote computers*
• Lock remote computers*
• Ping remote computers
• Get VNC server information on remote computers
• Find who is logged into remote computers*
• Connect to Windows file shares on remote computers*
• It’s FREE


Windows XP SP2 users should lower your Max connections because originally Windows XP SP2 only allows 10 half open connections. Lowering Max connections will reduce the overall scanning time but still gives you an accurate result.

If you configure VNC Neighborhood to scan more than 10 connections, you may get an incomplete list of machines running VNC server.
To increase this limit, you can visit this post for instruction on how to remove the limit on TCP connection attempts.

[ Download VNC Neighborhood | VNC Neighborhood Website ]