Remote access that allows viewing of screen on both ends

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Jarbacky

Hello,

We are in the process of outsourcing some work to another state and
will need to share info. We will be setting up new servers w/ Terminal
Services, etc. soon but need to give them access ASAP. We can set up
using RDC but then the users on both ends can not see the screen. We
also have RealVNC but it's slow. Is there a happy medium we can
implement as a short term solution? Maybe a third party add-on to RDC
to allow shared viewing or a faster VNC option.

Any advice will be greatly appreciated.

Thanks,
B
 
You can use Remote Assistance under help - which uses RDP. Works from XP.
I don't know if it works from a Terminal Server session.
 
Jarbacky said:
Hello,

We are in the process of outsourcing some work to another state and
will need to share info. We will be setting up new servers w/ Terminal
Services, etc. soon but need to give them access ASAP. We can set up
using RDC but then the users on both ends can not see the screen. We
also have RealVNC but it's slow. Is there a happy medium we can
implement as a short term solution? Maybe a third party add-on to RDC
to allow shared viewing or a faster VNC option.

Any advice will be greatly appreciated.

Thanks,
B
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many people say that program called Radmin is way faster than RealVNC. I
haven't tested that yet because the only product I use is LogMeIn(.com)
 
many people say that program calledRadminis way faster than RealVNC. I
haven't tested that yet because the only product I use is LogMeIn(.com)
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