Remote access software

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What are others using for remote accessing w2k and win98 pcs other then
pcAnywhere. I'm looking for something that is cheap or preferably free that
can handle 28k LAN/WAN connections. I don't need any other features like
security up/downloading, etc.; all I need is remote console access.

Thanks.
 
M$ said:
What are others using for remote accessing w2k and win98 pcs other
then pcAnywhere. I'm looking for something that is cheap or
preferably free that can handle 28k LAN/WAN connections. I don't need
any other features like security up/downloading, etc.; all I need is
remote console access.

Thanks.
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WinVNC
 
Possibly;
233175 How to Use Remote Desktop Sharing in NetMeeting
http://support.microsoft.com/?id=233175

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| What are others using for remote accessing w2k and win98 pcs other then
| pcAnywhere. I'm looking for something that is cheap or preferably free
that
| can handle 28k LAN/WAN connections. I don't need any other features like
| security up/downloading, etc.; all I need is remote console access.
|
| Thanks.
|
|
 
I tried it and seams to be quite slick. Is it safe to use with W2k Terminal
Services?

Thanks.
 
M$ said:
I tried it and seams to be quite slick. Is it safe to use with W2k
Terminal Services?
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Not sure what you mean. If you have terminal services, why do you need VNC?
Or, do you mean, you want to connect via TS to a W2k server and run the VNC
viewer there to connect to clients running VNC?
 
Hy,

- Using TS is quite safe! As long as you defined the encryption Level to
high on the Terminal Server.

- PcAnywhere i loved it!

- Netop is also a very good and effordable tool, which gives you a lot of
security features.


Cheers Marcel
 
Sorry about the vagueness of my question.

What I meant was not in the sense of security but rather does it have any
conflict issues with TS. The reason I need it on the TS is because with TS I
don't have access to the console session. I need access to the console
session for things like UPS configuration settings in the Power Options
applet, etc. which are not available through a TS session.

Thanks.


"Lanwench [MVP - Exchange]"
 
M$ said:
Sorry about the vagueness of my question.

What I meant was not in the sense of security but rather does it have
any conflict issues with TS. The reason I need it on the TS is
because with TS I don't have access to the console session. I need
access to the console session for things like UPS configuration
settings in the Power Options applet, etc. which are not available
through a TS session.
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Hm - well, you can use it. I've never needed to connect to the console
session to do what you say. I use third party UPS management software,
though.
Thanks.


"Lanwench [MVP - Exchange]"
Not sure what you mean. If you have terminal services, why do you
need VNC? Or, do you mean, you want to connect via TS to a W2k
server and run the VNC viewer there to connect to clients running
VNC?
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