Free Remote Control Software | Veyon

Free Remote Control Software | Veyon
Let's go over Veyon which is a remote control software for doing a virtual classroom, so you can cast demos, control pcs, reboot, shutdown, and more all from a single master console! .

[reesericdotci]

I have been looking for a video on veyon for linux and never found one until I saw this in my sub box. Great work Chris!

[donporter]

Never heard of it but it looks awesome! I'll be using it. Perfect for maintaining my cluster and lan!

[levijohansen]

Why have I never seen this before!? Awesome! 👍👍👍

[grubbyga]

I send you 10 BAT because you are my favorit Linux Youtuber. Greeting from Switzerland. PS: Stay healty

[MaksymMikulski]

Thank you. I was just looking for such a solution.

[Steven_nevetS]

This is awesome software! Thanks Chris

[benriful]

For the hostname idea you need the DHCP to add to routing tables or a FQDNS on your network. Strangely I've found nearly every commercial router I've had in the last 10 years do this automatically, at least for all my Linux desktops it works out the box. I have found some issues with Windows though.

[sunsetloungejc]

Chris,
The company I work for just bought Solarwinds/Dameware MRC....could this be used the same way, for 300+ devices?

[tameroz]

Hi there,
As always a very clear video. One quick question though, I've tried both Teamviewer and Veyon client installation on my test Manjaro Linux. If i wanna take control of the Manjaro via Wondows 10, it is extremely slow . I click something and 15-20 second later a reaction on it. Am i missing something?
Thank you in advance for your reply.
Cheers,
Tam.

[jeffherdzina]

Chris, Great video. But I am old school and will continue to use ssh and Ansible on my home network, with keys of course. Why fix what's not broken. And if I need a desktop, I have X2go installed on a Centos6 machine. Stay safe.

[benriful]

This seems like a nice idea for a classroom setup across a LAN. A bit cumbersome configuration though, but that's a once off thing. Have you tried seeing if it has something like NAT punch or reverse SSH? So you can use it for external stuff? Or would you think setting up a VPN for them should be the preferred way to have multiple external remotes as well?

[George_K]

In your video you show how to control PC's in Local LAN 192.x.x.x but you never talked about remote PC's in external IP networks as from one country or state to another ...

Can you comment on this? Thank You.

[steveeparsonsjr]

Very nice video, I saw Qt designer on your Arch box what do you use QT for?

[John-lxiu]

I have been using mRemoteNG on Windows and Remmina on Linux but there are definitely some features I like with Veyon - the buttons at the top scare me a little though (nothing like the feeling of going to reboot one system and accidentally rebooting all of your production servers lol). I will have to play with it some before making any decisions but thanks for the info.

[fdnyfish]

Each pc you want to control outside you home needs it’s own DDNS? Or does the software auto keep track of outside ip addresses?

[s]

Could I just use my ssh public key?
It seems like it is extremely out of date in AUR, because there are some compatibility issues.

[squadramunter]

I used Epoptes classroom management. The only downside is that it only works on Linux. Great video as always! Btw can you screen share to all computers?

[danrogerrodal]

Any recommendations for controlling my pc from my mobile with android? Mostly to check on folding at home. Using manjaro on my pc.

[AtomToast]

How well would this compare to something like parsec? Since that software doesn't let you host off of a linux machine.
Important here would be in particular the latency

[damienw]

Couple of questions: are the keys your SSH keys or are they just for veyon? If they are just for veyon, what type of keys are they? And finally, and most importantly, is the connection end to end encrypted?