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Nismo

 posted on 4th Jun 09 at 22:44

I use Radmin.

AMT support :D

http://www.radmin.com/


John

 posted on 4th Jun 09 at 11:04

Easier than one tickbox to turn remote desktop on?


pow

 posted on 4th Jun 09 at 10:31

Because for a basic user VNC is a peice of piss to use!


John

 posted on 2nd Jun 09 at 21:17

Why are people saying VNC is better (genuine question, not sarcastic)?

I've got a server i use for cctv and dl torrents and remote desktop works perfectly without me installing anything else.

I've used VNC previously and in certain situations it can be better but don't see how here.


drunkenfool

 posted on 2nd Jun 09 at 18:13

and 5901 too so you can access it via the internet from any machine with java installed, you dont even need the VNC viewer :D


pow

 posted on 1st Jun 09 at 08:14

VNC would be far better for your setup.

Make sure you open firewall port 5900 (I think) on the "understairs" machine :)


andy1868

 posted on 1st Jun 09 at 08:01

depends which OS you're on does it not? if you use RD to an XP machine for example it'll lock out the machine, the server OS's will let you have afew sessions on the go. not that it'll matter much if its just sat under some stairs.

you can download it VNC HERE

just install it on the computer under the stairs then on any machines you want to access it from.

alternatively, it may be easier just to share the drives, then map them on your machine :boggle: unless you're using the computer for other things


Voyto

 posted on 31st May 09 at 11:40

VNC basically takes control of the remote devices keyboard/mouse and displays the video output to you. Remote desktop creates a new session on the remote device


oceansoul

 posted on 31st May 09 at 11:07

quote:
Originally posted by drunkenfool
quote:
Originally posted by Andrew
VNC is also an option.

Explain this VNC Please?? :)


drunkenfool

 posted on 31st May 09 at 10:24

quote:
Originally posted by Andrew
VNC is also an option.


Andrew

 posted on 30th May 09 at 23:04

VNC is also an option.


John

 posted on 30th May 09 at 12:04

Remote desktop, just enable it in system properties then use the client on another computer to connect.


oceansoul

 posted on 30th May 09 at 11:45

How does this work over a network? Have an old machine with all our back up HDD's in under the stairs connected to network. How would i use remote desktop to access this, with out having to move it to a screen, keyboard etc etc. at work they use PC Anywhere to access remote machines, without anyone having to access the other machine to accepect the connection. Im sure theres summing in windows to do this. ????