Vnc Into Windows From Mac

I'm not a Mac guy by trade, so I'm hoping this seemingly simple question has a simple answer. I've got a Mini hooked up to my television to act as a media center for the fam. ...

VNC allows you to access desktops remotely. It works on Windows, MacOS and Unix. I think pretty much every combination is possible, e.g. accessing Unix from Windows or Windows from Mac. ...

Hello. I have a bit of an issue and I don't know if there is an easy fix. I have a friend on a windows computer in Canada. She wants to get into my Mac computer in New York. I turned on Apple Remote Desktop and did the password requirement thing. I also turned on my ftp server. ...

after that seemed to completely ignore what I had said and you kept asking if it was possible to do what you were asking to "control through a window emulating a Windows Server 2003" server....this is why I went into more depth on the difference since it seemed as though you didn't grasp what I was saying. ...

First you have to go into the Windows System Properties, the Remote Desktop tab, and allow Remote Connections. This USUALLY enables the port in the Windows firewall. If not, you have to allow it manually and choose what to allow in the "scope" option. ...

for them to try logging into my computer, and also for me to log in from my computers at work, but I always get a timeout error, and none of my family members can connect, either, and I don't understand why. ...

just be sure to forward the correct ssh ports to your Mac from your router, if needed. ...

I'm already VNC'd into it to start the remote connection in Help! ...

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. ...