Simply pick a computer (yours maybe) that will be the lead "Master" and install the appropriate version per your OS (32bit/64bit) using all the default settings. Run the same installer on every client/student computer but uncheck the box Veyon Master box during install. Take not of the computer's name and the MAC number. They all need to be able to communicate so it's ideal if they're all on the same domain.

On the Master computer, open Veyon Configurator and click Locations & Computers. If you have multiple locations, like many buildings on a college campus, you create locations on the left side, like you may use folders in File Explorer. On the right side you add the client computers for each location. Click apply and you're done.

There are other security settings, LDAP settings and things you can adjust as needed for your environment.

I am having this same issue. I used Veyon 4.4.1 and now I get the C++ Runtime error. The master PC is Windows 7.

Hi..

Apologies for the delay in getting back to you.

I'm afraid that I don't use the group member aspect, so can't really help with that one.

Here are grabs of my config:

Access04.png Access03.png Access02.png Access01.png

The line ending issue has been fixed in 4.4.1 (no more duplicate line endings + proper CRLF line endings on Windows). Thank you for sharing your findings here!

In fact, it seems commands like C:\Program Files\Veyon\veyon-service.exe restart have absolutly no effect.
I tried with service stop (and server too) on the client, and it changes anything in veyon master : the client is still here and responding.

It can explain why my tests don't work...

What am I missing ?...

E.T.

Stranger and stranger 🙂

The connection notification goes away if the end user clicks the OK/close button.
On the previous version of Veyon which I did my initial tests on - the connection notification would reappear if the pupil clicked the OK/close button on the notification.

Gah! Ignore me.. That didn't work.
I'd mistakenly unticked the "show notification when an unathorized.." box 🙂

I'm just going to roll with it for now.

I'd still like to know how to stop it remembering my previously connected clients, though. At the moment, it looks like I'm going to have to replace the shortcut for Master with a script which deletes the per-user settings file and then runs Master.. Not ideal.

I'm not currently seeing this with a new install of 4.4.0.
Is it perhaps worth trying to wipe your settings on a pupil PC, and then re-import settings/key exported from a newly installed 4.4.0?

Disclaimer - I haven't upgraded from any previous versions, and my testing is still very recent and limited.

Cheers,
Gerard

Sounds like a perfect solution!

And that is realy frustrating 😕 Any fix for that ?

@tobydox

Hello tobydox

I have created an environment variable in the operating system with a value equal to 2

SET VEYON_SESSION_ID = 2

And also in the veyon-client environment.

veyon-cli config set Service/VEYON_SESSION_ID 2

My session ID is two

QUERY SESSION

SESSION NAME USER NAME ID STATE
services 0 Desc
rdp-tcp # 2 administrator 2 Active
console 3 Conn
rdp-tcp 65536 Listen

And in no case have I managed to make the screen that shows to the students the session in which the teacher works.

I have also test with the new version of Veyon 4.4.0

I would like to remind you that both the students and the teacher are working on their own virtual desktop connected by RDP, that is, they are all in session 2 of their own virtual desktop.

Are you running Windows 10? 32 or 64 bit?

The documentation on multi session mode at https://docs.veyon.io/en/latest/admin/reference.html#refmultisessionmode has been improved to reflect information on how to access RDP sessions in general. Also the (currently very basic) RDP support will be further improved in future Veyon releases.