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• Announcements

  Announcements of releases and news regarding Veyon

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  We're happy to announce version 4.5.5 of the Veyon Add-ons.

  The WebTabs add-on is now able to integrate Microsoft Edge WebView2 on Windows and Qt WebEngine on Linux. This allows running WebRTC-based applications such as audio/video conferencing solutions inside Veyon:

  The Linux version of the Internet Access Control add-on now has a firewall backend based on nftables and this way gains feature parity with the Windows version. Thanks to this new backend, Linux users no longer have to rely on the rather basic routing backend.

  The installers and Linux packages are available for download at https://github.com/veyon/addons/releases/tag/v4.5.5

• General Discussion

  A place to talk about whatever you want

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  Hi,

  I'm looking to replace an aging in-house computer lab management solution. It's primary job is to allow our lab management and student staff to send popup messages to an entire lab, or just a subset (1+) of them. It also offers the ability to force shutdown lab workstations with an optional floating countdown timer window. It also presents a "map" of the lab that mimics the layout of the workstations along with static objects like doors, printers, etc. The map can also used to "select" specific workstations that you'd like to take these specific actions upon.

  Can Veyon be limited to only offer that same functionality--or restrict a specific group of users access to specific functions? For example... student workers would only have access to send message and perform the shutdown/power functions?

  cheers!
  Scott

• Help & Troubleshooting

  You're facing difficulties with setting up Veyon? Ask away!

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  Hello,

  Hoping that someone can help here. I have discovered that Veyon cannot use Demo mode across different Subnets in my network, the remote view and remote control functions work great no matter what range the computers are on, however.

  Instead of having to manually set static IP addresses for the devices that are on a different subnet, does Veyon have the feature to get around this?

  I should also ask since it is not entirely obvious to me (yet), how can I set up the functionality of users to see only certain groups rather than the whole computer directory? For example, User X only sees two computer groups rather than all.

  I am using a domain network.

  Cheers, Brennan.

• Success stories & community contributions

  Tell us about how you successfully set up and use Veyon and post your social media activities on Veyon

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  @Order-Hero This is not a bad idea, but you should also be included because I do not want any Web site to disable always.