Remote Desktop

I thought about the Apple Remote Desktop solution, though everything I read seem to state it only allows for remote control of Macintosh machines? ...

Apple makes its own remote desktop software, appropriately titled, "Remote Desktop. ...

send for operating systems. While I find it great that XP Pro allows you to run a telnet server and has remote desktop options, all I need is a stable OS that is usable for everything I want to do. XP Home is just that. ...

I built a 10.1.4 box and installed the Apple Remote Desktop client. Then I rebooted and ran Software Update to upgrade ARD to 1.1. I turned on all the options I wanted and set the client to start at boot time. ...

I have a dedicated page... -- http://homepage.mac.com/branmuffon/PhotoAlbum1.html -- Here's the setup (left to right): - 733 MHz Digital Audio G4, 2x60 Gig IBM Drivezzz, 1.5 Gigs 'o ram, Nvidia GeForce 2MX, Superdrive, FCP3, 10.1, Wireless Kensington Turbo Mouse Pro, Airport Card - Boston Acoustics Speakers w/ Sub; probably the best speakers around - Apple 17'' CRT

Thats what i was afraid of... Bummer...:mad: I cannot get the admin to go for this, as it would be a security risk for them... I mean, I would then have direct access to their network, server and all... I was just hoping that there was some way (maybe with Apple Remote Desktop) that I could connect to the machine from home... Ohh well, thanks guys!

From home I try to connect to that IP, and it doesn't work.. I have Apple Remote Desktop installed on both machines.. my work and and my home... but how do I figure out what the real IP for our DSL is? ...

More that likley there are other files you missed if you are trying to delete remote desktop by hand, most notably the deamon that starts up during startup. ...

Well, you could use all three for SETI, or you could use Apple Remote Desktop or Timbuktu to control all three or once. Or you could get up and walk to another one while another one does something else. Who doesn't want three computers? ...

Well, for me, they've done a great job at porting all of their major applications except one: AppleWorks. I think AppleWorks is due for a major revision, because it isn't as seemless as all of the other OS X ports of Apple software. I think AppleWorks 7 will probably be the next major updates to one of Apple's pieces of software. Oh, I should also say that Apple Remote...