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nikkisboricua Dec 26th, 2004 7:54 pm
Remote Desktop Connection
 
Hey you guys,

I currently have Windows XP Home Edition SP2 on my computer and do not have access to professional. Is there a way to get the xp professional remote desktop program (so that i can access this pc) on my xp home machine?

kc0arf Dec 27th, 2004 4:56 pm
Re: Remote Desktop Connection
 
Hello,

Are you referring to the viewer program, or the server program?

The server program is called Terminal Services, and it can be found on NT Server, 2000 Server, 2003 Server, and XP Professional. Not sure if it is on XP Home or not. When run in administrative mode, it can support up to 2 connections from viewers.

The viewer program may be found a variety of places. For Windows XP/2000, go to Microsoft's website, and search for Remote Desktop, and you should find it. If you have a Mac or Linux box, you can find free viewers out there on the internet, too. Beware that the Linux version requires Xwindows, and a command line command to fire off the remote session.

I use RDC and the various viewers on Mac and Linux all the time to keep the Windoze farm in line.

Christian

nikkisboricua Dec 28th, 2004 6:55 pm
Re: Remote Desktop Connection
 
im looking for the server part. i know that home doesnt have it though

alc6379 Dec 29th, 2004 9:35 pm
Re: Remote Desktop Connection
 
Why not just use VNC?

http://www.realvnc.com/

It's free, and does the same thing. You have to install a client program on the machine you're accessing from, but that's no big deal-- I've seen Java clients for this, too, so it can be web-based if need be.

1RealTruth Jun 2nd, 2009 1:55 pm
Re: Remote Desktop Connection
 
What Make is your computer? Dell, Compaq, IBM, Sony etc......

rs_sis Jun 2nd, 2009 4:10 pm
Re: Remote Desktop Connection
 
I have good experience with www.logmein.com
You have with logmein webbased secured (SSL) direct access to your desktop.

Just sign up there for a free acccount, install logmein program
as service and access via the webbased console, that's it.

Good luck ;-)


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