Mac Vnc

Are they running fully functional shell, ftp, web, and vnc servers? ...

Kind of redundant to connect to a machine next to me to pcAnywhere to one of our servers. I would love to just bring in my Mac and be able to use it to connect to other servers. I take it that there is no way to connect to a pcAnywhere session using a Mac. ...

I still dont have a Mac . But i am planning to get one real soon. ...

It sounds like you might not want to use your Mac as your work machine, but I don't know how much of your "Medical imaging" stuff is Windows specific... But I'll address the questions you asked. ...

So without all the preaching and hype, can someone give me the ins and outs of using a mac in the world of pc's? ...

Yeah turhfully I would love to see this sort of tihng for the Mac. Hell, as someobdy pinted out on slashdot just running a VNC client on one of these pads would theoretically work fine. ...

I saw this thread and I thought I had to let people know that they have a nice choice of VNC clients for OS X. ...

I used the patches and have it working perfectly. However I had to run it over VNC since I'm at work. That's a trick, use VNC to access the Mac from my Win2k box at work, and the Mac is running rdesktop to access my XP box on my home LAN. ...

This looks like the MacOS X version of ANAT, Apple Network Assistant, that mac administrators have been waiting for. ...

I think RemoteDesktop isn't an interesting software .... Why i should use a ~300$ software ONLY FOR MAC OS system when i can freely get a copy of VNC and control UNIX, LINUX, MAC OS 9, MAC OS X, Windows 9x, Win NT/2K ona many many other OSs ???