Vnc On Mac

Secure Client to access the company servers and files. There has become a need to use ARD or another remote desktop client, if available, to access a Mac computer that resides inside the firewall of the company network. ...

I turned on "screen sharing" at the server. ...

but you can't view a Mac OS X desktop from a Windows machine using Remote Desktop. ...

I would like to be able to access my mac in my office using a VNC software and my mac at home. ...

The Admin tools do give you "total" control over all the services and processes running on the server. You just aren't directly controlling the computer via the computer's desktop. ...

It will work with Apple Remote Desktop, VNC or ssh. Just make sure the services for remote access or ARD or VNC are enabled, and that you can keep track of your IP or DNS name in case the connection would be lost. ...

otherwise VNC from a PC and then webex. ...

Thanks! I am open to all options.

Another option is VNC over an SSH tunnel, since Mac OS X can be controlled by a VNC viewer by switching on "Remote Management" in the "Sharing" pane of the System Preferences. ...

I wnat to acces my MAC machine from windows machine, so how do I enable or install this service? ...