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RED Hot Machine
09-22-01, 04:06 AM
As anyone used remote access software such as pc anywhere on a network?
I'm looking at using an old cyrix 266 machine as a fileserver, and want to be able to control it remotely from another machine on my network.
Anyone have any ideas?
!-=sky=-!
09-22-01, 10:01 AM
i don't know if you can control the comp but it's possible to get files off it
windows' network neighbourhood
su root
09-22-01, 10:13 AM
I can think of a few ways:
Windows: use VNC (http://www.uk.research.att.com/vnc/download.html)
to control it (similar to Terminal Server f/ NT) And standard File & Printer Sharing for file sharing.
OR
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Linux/Unix: Use Telnet for a terminal, FTP for file sharing (or even SAMBA, if you can set it up...)
Kingslayer
09-22-01, 07:26 PM
One of the best pieces of software for this in my opinion is NetSupport. I use it at work to take care of 350 computers in 5 counties all on our network. It works great.
su root
09-22-01, 08:26 PM
Also, "Remote Anything" and "PCAnywhere" are titles to do the same... PC Anywhere is a well-known proggie used by alot of businesses.. If you have Windows NT or 2000 you can use Terminal Services.
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