Mac Vnc

For that, you would need to run a VNC server on the G4 and a VNC client on the iBook. However, if you had the iBook plugged into the TV instead of the G4, you probably wouldn't even need remote control. ...

Once Windows XP _is_ running on the intel Mac mini (yes, we know it's not possible just yet), you could theoretically use Microsoft's RDC (it's quite good) or VNC. With a fast network connection between the two machines, that would actually work just fine. However: It still won't feel as direct as using Windows directly. Some things just can't be done on Windows through the...

I've been playing around on the cube with VNC and have really been loving it. ...

Mac OS X Server has a lot of this built in -- fault tolerance, warning emails, etc... in addition to VNC, it may be all you need.

fryke, just a note i got it sorted using vnc viewer for mac and thats got it sorted. ...

i love ms's rdc. it has been so usefull for me. i wish apple would do the same, only the other way, contol the mac from win xp. ...

Remote Desktop Connection for Mac from Microsoft is Free. ...

and when I got to work and tried to log into my mac via my Windows Server by VNC, the connection is dead. ...

I've been having major problems trying to get file sharing (Windows File Sharing, Remote Login, and FTP Access) to work on my Mac (10.2.4). I've tried many times to get it to work, but without any success. I've gone to System Preferences->Sharing and select the services that I want to start, then make sure that the firewall is off for each of them. I make note of the ...

in to Mac OS X. Open System Preferences and click on "Sharing." Then check "Apple Remote Desktop" and click "Access Privileges... ...