control desktops on your network?
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use a vnc server. See www.realvnc.com for more details and downloads
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Yeah sure you can. You can use data grid control, th will make it easy for you.\n\nNeo
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Configure your laptop to share the internet connection and use a rollover ethernet cable between the desktop and laptop.
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just check the below microsoft link which will help u in remote desktop applicatin\nwww.microsoft.com/windowsxp/using/mobility/getstarted/remoteintro.mspx
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first switch on the terminal services in ur server. then share the folder MS clients located under %root%/winnt/tsclients.and note down the IP of the server.\nGo to the client, in explorer address bar give &#92;&#92;server IP address, provide administrator password when asked. click the shared folder from the client and choose win32 bit optionand install the same on ur client. upon installation click the terminal server option and give the IP address of the server on ur client. BINGO, u got the desktop with full administrative power. make sure ur server is WIN2003 server or WIN2000 server. won't work with NT
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You would have to use the "remote desktop" function in windows 2000, or XP.  If youre not running one of those version you're out of luck.
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You can use HelpOnMyPC instead of Remote Assistance. By giving the helper permission to control your mouse and keyboard you enable him to do anything that you could do locally. It's like he was sitting next to you and you pass him the keyboard and mouse.\n\nYou can both watch the same screen while one of you drives the computer and either of you can disconnect at any time.\n\nHelpOnMyPC is free, requires no installation, is fully secure, opens no backdoor and works across firewalls and NATs.
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What you are asking for is a way to set up dumb terminals hanging off of an XP box.  Not saying it couldn't be done, but the cost would be higher than simply buying the right stuff to do it to begin with.  \n\nTerminal services on a windows server will do this, but you would still have to have a workstation for each user to connect to the server with.  If you are trying to avoid having to purchse the CPU, go buy an e machine.  You can get the whole thing for $400 or less.
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Notify your network administrator
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laptop and desktop?..\n\ngoto network connection properties of both computers, enter IP address and subnet mask on both computers to the same subnet and use a 'cross over' cable to connect both. And yes, better if they are in the same workgroup!
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Good Question, but i prefer Installing Remote Administrator software in both the machines, and u can create user on remotely, only using some temporvary memory space.\n\nFirst u hav to connect to the remote machine and u wil get remote desktop screen, then u can do whatever u required
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you should be able to do a remote desktop, or use www.gotomypc.com, that is what I use when I travel for business to connect to our server.  Hope this helps
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Remote desktop will do it, as will PcAnywhere, GoToMyPC, and a number of others...  But be aware that you will require permission from your employer to do so.\n\nFrankly, it's better to get your network or IT administrator to set it up for you, unless you're very sure what you are doing, because this can be a huge security risk.  If they do it, it will be in compliance with the company's security policies - and you won't get blamed if something goes wrong :-)
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If you have a home computer, you can set up WinVNC and remotely access your computer from any Java enabled browser. Then, just control your home computer from there. It may be a little slow, but it should work (unless they block everything but port 80, or something).\n\nOr, try looking over the shoulder of a teacher....
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As I explained in the last thread, you can't do it using windows remote desktop - the HOST computer (the one being connected to) has to be either XP pro or media.  You could do it the other way around by installing the remote desktop client software on the XP home computer, but that will only allow you to use that computer to remotely access other computers, not what you want to do.\n\nTo connect to the XP home computer, you'll need to use something like pcAnywhere, GoToMyPC or similar products.
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Yes it does support Inbound Remote Desktop connections
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If you just want to execute the program on the local machine, the previous answer is OK. If you want to run the program on the remote machine but from the local machine using the local machine as a "dumb terminal" check out Remote Desktop (microsoft) or VNC (just about anything).\n\nSearch Yahoo these terms.