That is the great thing about VNC, it allows you to connect to any supported
OS as if you are on that OS's console. So the answer is yes. The only
thing to keep in mind is that the port is different on UNIX than on a
Windows box.
doverbey
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From: "robert alianello" <[
Would some kind individual point me to a version or procedure on the
correct usage of VNC on Microsoft Vista (all versions) (so it starts as
a service and functions as it did under XP)
Thank you
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nal or Enterprise editions, or you will need to use UltraVNC
> instead. Or, use Microsoft Remote Desktop (RDP).
>
> Dudley Overbey wrote:
> > Would some kind individual point me to a version or procedure on the
> > correct usage of VNC on Microsoft Vista (all versions) (so it
