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Hi guys, I have been struggling with an answer that I would like answered. I hope some of you might be able to help me find that answer. I have three different OSX machines at home, two desktop, and a g4 ibook, and have finally gotten around to setting up a wireless network. This means I now get the luxury to carry the iBook around the house, and continue working other...

Then it's probably not possible. You need to be able to at least run a VNC client program from the PC to get connected to the Mac. ...

cgywin--OpenLDAP is part of MacOS X. Perl--Part of MacOS X. Apache--Personal Web Sharing is based on Apache 1.3. It can be updated to Apache 2.0.55-1010 via Fink or standard Unix/Linux techniques. NetOP--Explicitly supported. VNC--One solution of many.

Hi, We are planning to buy a Mac. I'd like to get to know which software and OS are compatibles with the Mac OS. I'm support person for UNIX/LINUX and Windows users, I'm planning to have the Mac at home, but I'd like to use it for work once in a while (while my husband or daughter use the other systems). So I'd like to know who Remote Desktop work, is there something...

Uhhh... yes, it DOES need a server. Timbuktu is simply a client and a server all in one software package -- it's not like you could use Timbuktu to connect to a computer that didn't have the Timbuktu software package (or some sort of VNC/remote control software) installed on it... when you install Timbuktu, you're most definitely installing a server software package. ...

IP with VNC software. A simple search on versiontracker. ...

You could remote desktop her. Install Apple Remote Desktop or some free VNC equivalent so you can turn her down remotely. ...

Just go to your favorite download site and look for VNC applications. Just remember, read the directions! ...

The biggest deal is *programs*. VNC can do it, but it's not the best way (it's slow). No matter what solution you use, you'll more than likely need firewall holes opened for your machine; you'll have to talk to your IT department.

Now I know Remote Access can do this but it's a bundle of cash. Can this be one with VNC or some other way? ...