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Need a good Remote Admin tool

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I am using to PC's,one running a server and the other for normal use.
The server PC is not using any keyboard / mouse / Monitor.

Is there any way that i can control the other PC just like my normal PC ? Like use my normal PC keyboard and mouse and browse and control the server PC ?

thanks you in advance.
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Jun 23rd, 2009
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Re: Need a good Remote Admin tool

dude what you need to do is one of two things if your using xp on both pcs and have databuses the buy a local wierd connection aka lan wire (8$max)to connect to both computers and remember to share you files to do so you have to temporerly use a monitor, keyboard and mouse or you can install wireless driver in both pcs and create a network but u still have to share files.
If you have any questions just look it up on google it will teach you how to set it up
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Re: Need a good Remote Admin tool

RDP (remote dekstop connection) with local resources enabled. This comes standard and free with Win XP (and vista).

Alternatively, you could look at a purchasing a product designed for this (Goolge: VNC or Dameware)
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