Vnc Into Mac

putting Darwin" on it, I'd just leave the copy of Mac OS X that it ships with installed, enable remote logon and serving features in the system prefs, install a VNC server so you can take it over remotely, and leave it at that. ...

server on my machine after hooking a different monitor up to it. I used a VNC client on the other Mac in the house to control my machine and reset the display settings while the LCD was connected, and everything's hunky dory. ...

one of my roommates is trying to convince me into turning the G4 server into a linux server running itunes. i found an article on it, but it still doesn't seem to solve my problem. ...

sounds like you may be using a crossover cable - these are used for connecting two computers directly to one another - if you use a hub you have to use a regular ethernet cable. To check hold both ends of the cable like you are trying to plug them into each other and see if the colours match up inside the plug - if they do - its a straight cable suitable for use on a hub,...

rt 5900. I doubt that you would have to use port 139 specifically. Shouldn't matter what the machine at work is, since you're going out from that machine and not into it. ...

Can not find server. I'm getting the feeling this is never meant to happed for me. When it was one cpe and one computer, getting in via vnc was a snap. ...

You can use VNC for free for this. ...

Did take long to check.. I VNC'd into my mac, created a new account and clicked on 'Capabilities'. ...

It looks like you log into that machine if it was locally. ...

Admiral, I use it on my Mac and my Windows 2000 machine at work from home. We have VPN access so that allows me to penetrate the firewall at work. It works really well. ...