Remote Desktop Mac

Well according to the Microsoft Office 2004 Resource Kit here is your answer:

I'm fairly new to VPN networking, and I am currently trying to get my iBook G3 to connect to my desktop PC via VPN. While I am on my home network, I just connect directly via Remote Desktop Connection. ...

If you have Tiger, you don't even have to install the VNC server. Just make sure Apple Remote Desktop is enabled in the Sharing System Preference, and check the option that says "VNC viewers may control screen with password" and specify that password. ...

I am wondering if I did everything I need to do in order to enable ssh. On my desktop Mac at home I opened sharing and checked Remote Login. ...

That Remote Desktop program connects to Remote Desktop Sharing services which are available on Windows XP Pro. ...

Link routers. We both have dynamic IP ISP's, so I have a dyndns hostname for each. I have set up Remote Access on each computer and Remote Desktop in sharing, as well. I also have port 22 forwarded to her PB's LAN IP. ...

X11 has a few unique abilities. Provided you have a fast network connection, you can remotely bring up a particular program's window, kind of like using a remote desktop or VNC client, but instead of showing the whole screen it only sends the windows you are using. ...

or remote control of your computer. To access your files you need to use FTP, and for remote control you'd want to use VNC. ...

I'm not sure if remote desktop is required for that, but we have that as well, just not installed yet.. ...

for about 2.5yrs as my preferred Desktop OS. ...