Remote Desktop Mac

Hi all, When I setup my Mac initiall, it had a name like 'jonathan-dales-computer'. I made the necessary changes in the Sharing preference, but when I started a terminal (and used hostname), it still reported 'jonathan-dales-computer'. To fix this, I edited /etc/hostsconfig and changed the HOSTNAME variable from -AUTOMATIC- to my desired hostname, rebooted and all was...

Once your network is properly configured, you can access your mac from anywhere in the world that has internet, using a standard VNC client. ...

as per 'AppleScript Remote Desktop Suite', Section 'C' in the 'Apple Remote Desktop' "Administrator's Guide.pdf' file. ...

1. iTunes. Rip the CD to your iTunes library. The songs are encoded in AAC by default, which is good for storing them. If you need then in mp3 format, select the songs, click the Advanced menu, then "Convert selection to .mp3" 2. Windows Remote Desktop Client for Mac or VNC Have fun.

Apple's Remote Desktop software is commercial software that you must purchase. It will allow you to connect from one Mac to another in a "remote desktop" fashion. ...

Ok what i really want is to be able to hide folders from a flash disk i mount on my mac. Hide them from the admin that will enter my mac using remote desktop! ...

Here's a list of commonly-used ports for Macintosh-specific services (not all are Mac-specific, but some are): http://support.stat.ucla.edu/view.php?supportid=39 Particularly, I would pay attention to SSH, Remote Desktop/Access and ASIP services. There doesn't seem to be any entries for the Server Admin client on that list, but I'll keep digging and see what comes up...

If you're using RealVNC on that Windows server, you can have it display the desktop using Java. ...

Suddenly a kernal panic on my G4 desktop ..took several reboots to sort it. Now when I try to connect via remote desktop, the Mac doesn't panic but XP does. You get the login screen and as soon as you enter your user name and password ...the blue screen of death. ...

I'm trying to find out if there is such a program that is basically just a folder that can sit on your desktop that can be hooked up to an ftp (my remote hosting account). I could drop files on it and it would upload them. I could also double click on it and it would open up a finder window and show all of the files that are in it... I know about gdisk which uses gmail to do...