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REMOTE DISPLAY
Name: PETER HOOPER Date: July 23, 2002 at 03:51:23 Pacific
Comment:
Does anyone know of any SW i can use on an HP UNIX machine, which will allow me to view the SW that is up and running on my unix machine from a remote PC?
It is necessary for the remote pc to be able to use both keyboard and mouse functions on the HPUNIX machine.
The SW running on the HPUNIX machine must not be "exited" when I take over on the remote pc, I need to carry out some operations on the HPUNIX machine from a remote location and then return to the HPUNIX machine to complete the remaining steps in the SW of the HPUNIX machine as a "Local" user on the HPMACHINE.
Name: Freddie Date: July 24, 2002 at 17:36:50 Pacific
Reply:
vnc - it is standard, i think. And cross-platform
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Response Number 2
Name: Freddie Date: July 24, 2002 at 17:39:47 Pacific
Reply:
disregard that i didnt read the endnote
VNC should work, where did it fail
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Response Number 3
Name: Sandy Date: August 13, 2002 at 01:39:18 Pacific
Reply:
i'm also trying to access hp-ux 11 from my win2k but unable to. I've used VNC but failed. can u advised on the setting need to be done.
also i've tried x-manager, exceed but also fails.i managed to input the logonID & password & the next screen came out. but after that, there's no hp-ux desktop on my win2k desktop.
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