VNC

wanted to login to your Mac remotely and access YOUR user account while still allowing another user and user account to access the console or to not display your VNC session to those who may pass by? ...

I am working on an idea I had that would allow folks to download a VNC server and using SSH tunneling, allow techs to connect to folks remote system via our server, without knowing the users actual IP address. ...

I have installed VNC on our OSX machine at work. ...

Enable remote login on your Windows computer, and note the ip-adress. Start Remote Desktop Connection Client on your Mac, and enter the PCs ip-adress, and log in. Now you can record all your actions through Snapz Pro X or similar screeen capture apps. This is a lot easier, and slightly less insecure, than using VNC. You can download the Remote Desktop Connection...

to access a Windows PC running VNC server over either a Gigabit ethernet or a Firewire connection such as FireNet. ...

Not sure if this is the best place to put this thread, but can anybody point me in the right direction for good, Panther compatible, VNC software? ...

i usually connect to my windows xp pro sp2 with vnc 4.0 installed using apple remote dekstop 2.1 from my mac with osx 10.3. ...

I have a VNC client on my AIX machine at work. It is basically pretending to be an X11 server. ...

If I use Chicken of the VNC on the Mac, I can access the Windows PC, and if I use OSXvnc I can see the Mac from Windows, so the problem seems to be specifically with Apple Remote Desktop. ...

After reading the instructions at this website http://freesco.no-ip.org/VNC/ I tried connecting to the mac machine and nothing happens...no screen, no error messages. Yet, I am able to connect to it and see the desktop if I use the VNCThing software running on the iBook.... currently, the power mac is behind the linksys router. any advice of what I should do/check next?...