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+This quick guide provides instructions on how to compile websockify as a Windows application which does not require Python and associated modules to be installed to run. I found this is quite useful as we wished to deploy noVNC to a large number of PC's. To spread the load of running websocket servers we identified running the websocket server on the same PC as the VNC would provide better performance.  
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+On the PC you are using to compile websockify.
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+1. Download and install Python 2.7 ([python.org](python.org)).
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+2. Download and install Numpy module for Python 2.7 ([http://numpy.scipy.org/](http://numpy.scipy.org/)).
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+3. Download and install py2exe ([http://www.py2exe.org](http://www.py2exe.org)).
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+4. Download noVNC and extract to folder. Navigate to noVNC root folder/utils/.
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+5. Create a new file: setup.py 
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+6. Add the following to setup.py:
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+>from distutils.core import setup
+>import py2exe
+
+>setup(console=['websockify'])
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+7. Compile websockify including numpy using following command in command prompt (navigate to noVNC utils folder first).
+> C:\Python27\python.exe setup.py py2exe --includes numpy
+
+8. In the utils folder you will now have a new folder 'dist' which contains the compiled exe which you can run exactly as you would run the websockify eg.:
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+> websockify.exe 172.16.0.1:5901 172.16.0.5900
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 * [SlapOS](http://www.slapos.org): 
   Used for VNC access to IaaS system platform [ViFiB](http://www.vifib.net) (pre-release). Github [project repository](http://github.com/SlapOS/slapos). 
 
+* [Intel MeshCentral](https://meshcentral.com): Remote monitoring and management web site. [Blog post](http://software.intel.com/en-us/blogs/2011/10/13/meshcentralcom-all-javascript-vnc-support/) about integration of noVNC.
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 * [Amahi](http://www.amahi.org): 
   Available as an application for Amahi Home Server.