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  1. Teenferrarifan

    Teenferrarifan F1 Rookie

    Feb 21, 2003
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    Guys,
    I need some computer help here. I am on a wireless network, and I want to know if it is possable to control the other computers on the network. I know I can do this through cnet, but what about through windows remote? Any help would be appreciated thanks.
    Erik
     
  2. MikeZ_NJ

    MikeZ_NJ Formula 3

    Dec 10, 2002
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    Yes, try either Remote Desktop (comes built into XP) or VNC (a bunch of clients/servers available - I've used RealVNC and TightVNC).

    If you want control of just files, enable file sharing on the folders you want access to.
     
  3. Teenferrarifan

    Teenferrarifan F1 Rookie

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    Thanks!
    Erik
     
  4. sgcullen

    sgcullen Formula Junior

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    You can also use GoToMyPC which is a paid service. Another option is to purchase Symantec pcAnywhere 12.
     
  5. netfreak

    netfreak Karting

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    Use VNC if you want to actually control what is happening on the screen with the currently logged in user. I'm not sure how XP works with remote login and users as I only use Windows Server 2003 but I don't imagine it much different.

    The new remote desktop client that I believe was released yesterday has improved authentication methods and is more efficient with bandwidth use.
     
  6. DGS

    DGS Seven Time F1 World Champ
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    Windoze remote and a wireless network? :rolleyes:

    Just make sure there's no school within five miles. :p
     

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