Vnc For Mac

but the setup on the Mac as a VNC server would be the same, no? ...

to be forwarded to the internal IP address of your Mac inside the internal network. ...

owledge, the only way to realistically do this is to have the device connected to the PC physically and then remotely control the Windows PC using Chicken of the VNC on the Mac in order to view the outputs and calculations that the PC is performing from the VNC window on the Mac. ...

C. It's simply a way to visually and graphically manage a remote computer from the workstation you're currently on...nothing more. So plugging a device on your Mac will not make it accessible to the remote PC. You would need to physically connect that device to the PC. ...

Xrite output to somewhere on a shared drive the Win server can access. Then either somehow automate the Win server to pick up the file, or as you are doing now, VNC into the Win box and open the file. ...

My girlfriend and I are now living together and have consolidated our music and photos onto our new Mac Mini. This Mac Mini is plugged into my stereo and plasma. In addition to the Mac Mini, she has an iBook and I have a Powerbook. ...

I connect to a windows fileserver on my network using vnc and I've been able to successfully get it to work. The only difference is that I havn't tried ARD 3, because I decided to go for a free alternative. ...

ABSOLUTELY! That is, for me, worth the price of admission alone. Try as I might, I just cannot get VNC working to my parents' Mac, and I'm hoping iChat will make that a seamless experience. ...

My girlfriend and I each have a mac in our home LAN. ...

Thanks, but if Apple Remote Desktop is already a VNC viewer, wouldn't that just work aswell? ...