VNC

correct me if I'm wrong, but doesn't VNC only allow a single user at a time? ...

theres should be a VNC server built in to OSX. Check sharing. ...

VNC will do what you need. You install the VNC server program on your Mac, and the VNC client software on your PC. ...

I thought that port 3283, and VNC, had to be open to use ARD. I have forwarded my router and am able to connect remotely from my laptop to my iMac at home, but not been able to copy files back and forth. I can read mail, surf, etc. HERE is the wierd thing; when I checked the settings in System Preferences/Sharing/Firewall it says that port 3238, not 3283 has to be open. Is...

I can connect and control my home computer but am unable to copy files to the home computer using drag and drop from the laptop (admin). The only thing I see that is different is the ARD window says 'VNC on' but it used to say 'Available'. I thought it was my router but the settings look right.

over ssh to my new OSX latop without installing another X11 on my laptop or if I need to VNC it. ...

“HOWTO use your Mac from anywhere” Microsoft Remote Desktop Connection

some people mention VNC here but I am not allow to install any program on the windows server so is there a remote desktop program like windows has? ...

If you want a Mac, plan on keeping the PC around. As Minckster said, VNC might be a good way to control both the machines from one interface. ...

els, only the interaction with the Windows box is slow. If you might be interested, reply back and I can give some more details. You can set it up free with Real VNC on Windows and Chicken of the VNC on Mac. ...