Re: Windows Network dudes
- From: "MoParMaN" <Scott.hendryx.clothes@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Fri, 21 Aug 2009 18:25:05 -0500
VA Beach Hokie wrote:
On Aug 13, 10:51 am, "Kyle T. Jones" <KBf...@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
VA Beach Hokie wrote:
On Aug 13, 10:16 am, "Kyle T. Jones" <KBf...@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Va Beach Hokie wrote:
I need some software suggestions and I'm anetworkmoran.Are the machines both on the same intranet?
I need a way to monitor what's happening on a remote machine(s)
without locking that machine up like Remote Desktop does. Mostly
monitor, but occasionally work interactively with the machine.
Similar to how Log-me-in or Gotomeeting operate but not over the
web and don't require someone sitting at the remote machine to
start it. Suggestions?
Dameware works pretty well, and fulfills your requirements.
Cheers.
All 5 machines are on the company intranet. The idea is that I be
able to VPN in from home and set up a remote desktop to my work
machine and be able to monitor what's happening with the other 4.
Physically, those 4 machines sit behind me at work and if I need to
see or fix something I turn around, select the one I want on a KVM
switch, and do what I need. I'd like to emulate that virtually.
Right now I'm using remote desktops but thats not an ideal option
with the automation software I use.
I don't think DameWare's Mini Remote Control will be ideal for the
remoting in from home to machine 1 - however, once you've connected
to machine 1 over the VPN, it is pretty ideal for
monitoring/controlling the other machines on the intranet from
machine 1. And you don't have to install anything on the other
machines beforehand - DameWare establishes a connection, and
installs whats needed to give you the ability to monitor/control the
machine, and, if you want, will uninstall that bit when you end the
connection. And it doesn't interfere with whatever the other people
are doing on their machines - unless you actively take over, they
don't even need to know you're watching.
It has some nice features - like a button that will cause the machine
you're controlling to CTRL-ALT-DEL (if you're familiar with Remote
Desktop, you know how handy this button can be, because you're
missing the ability in Microsoft's version of RD).
Cheers.
Kyle, thanks. I gave this one to our IT guys and asked to give it an
evaluation. Started working with it today and it_is_nice. Does
exactly what I want to do (once I figured out all the settings for
resolution and clipboard). Now all I have to do is convince them it's
better than RealVNC. These guys will spend $2k for anything the code-
monkeys want but they're giving me shit over a $90 license.
And Timbucktu would definetely do the job. Remind me not to bother with
your shitty assed requests anymore.
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