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remote desktop for win 2000?
Name: Ken Date: March 23, 2002 at 23:35:47 Pacific
Comment:
Hi,
I would like to know if there is remote desktop web connection for win2000 just like what winXP has? if there is, how do i set it up?
Name: E Kinser Date: March 24, 2002 at 05:06:13 Pacific
Reply:
The closest thing to remote desktop that windows 2000 has is NetMeeting, but it has really limited features and security. The best option for remote desktop in Windows 2000 for the common user, that I know of, is the program PCanywhere. Of course if you are talking about dealing with a Windows 2000 server then you can use terminal services, which is virtually a full function remote desktop service.
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Response Number 2
Name: linny Date: March 25, 2002 at 13:32:58 Pacific
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We use VNC. It's a free program and it works great. We put it on our NT and W2K servers as a service so we can take control again after a reboot. When we rolled it our to the workstations we put an icon on the desktop and one in the MS shortcut bar. Then when someone calls the helpdesk we have them start the program. It places an icon in the system tray. They hover their mouse over it and tell us their IP and we connect to their machine. When we finish, they close the icon. That way they don't fear MIS is watching them unbeknownst. Go to Google and type in VNC - it's from AT&T Labs.
Summary: Does anyone know where(or if) I can get a HP Deskjet 722C driver for WIn 2000 Pro? I checked the HP site, they only have them for Win 95, 98, NT Your ideas please Thank you SO much Herman ...
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