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Is this "Dameware" supposed to be something like VNC? Or is it a kind
of VPN?
Depending on what you've got for your computer, and what you need,
there might also be some other solutions as well. For example, if you've
got XP Pro, you could activate its "remote desktop" and then you could
access your computer using "remote desktop connection".
On 11/4/07, Vonn Hockenberger <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Hi Seak Thanks for the reply and your thoughts. Our company uses
> "Dameware" remote access. In order for me to use our own remote software
> we have to buy another "block" of user PW (license) at considerable expense
> just for one more user...me. So, having hard time justifying it and thought
> maybe I could use another cheaper package like VNC since I only need to
> access one computer and not too often. Just trying to do my best to make
> sure that the time I spend setting it up will work. Thanks again for your
> input. Vonn
>
> *"Seak, Teng-Fong" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>* wrote:
>
> Vonn Hockenberger wrote:
> > Does Real-VNC have a general information guide for a new user wishing to
> use VNC over a VPN.?
>
> If your VPN is well configured such that everything is passed
> through as if you're plugged to the LAN, no guide is needed. Just use it.
>
> > Our VPN provider will not advise on the use of or support of any remote
> control software. Probably because of too many functional issues and
> problems ?
>
> Or maybe they want to exempt from more responsibilities?
>
> One of the possible "issues" I could think of is of course
> security. VNC is such that one can get full control on a computer if
> the password is known, but this is true for a lot of things. Not only VNC.
>
> Personally, I installed VNC in my company's computers so that I
> could established a VPN to my company and supervise those computers.
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