Poll: your choice of remote administration software

[CaseTragedy]

Originally posted by: TommyVercetti

Originally posted by: CaseTragedy
that reminds me...anyone know of a RDP client that doesnt need to be installed? i hate having to install the RD/TS client.

Dameware does on the fly installations. Install it on your computer, and tell it to connect to another computer (NT, W2K, XP), and it will install itself on it. It will even uninstall itself, if you want it to.

thanks but i found something else
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[BeauJangles]

Radmin

 

[jimmyhaha]

CaseTragedy
thanks but i found something else
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Ahh... MS IIS server, remeber all those worms target IIS and bring it down to knee, who knows how many more security vulnerability IIS has...

sigh.

P.S. just try dameware, lag like VNC, how's radmin ?

 

[AnyMal]

NetOp

 

[n0cmonkey]

OpenSSH.

 

[Walleye]

telnet?

or am i confused.





anyway, i went with remote desktop (XP) because i fixed a computer for someone halfway around the world with it.

 

[trmiv]

Originally posted by: jimmyhaha

I like Terminal Services, only problem is, sometimes I need direct console access, which Terminal Services can't do in Windows 2000 (does work in 2003 though).

according to MS, "Each session you log on to is independent of other client sessions as well as the server console session. "

it work in 2003 ?

In Windows Server 2003 you can remote control the console.

http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;278845

 

[TheCorm]

Dameware or RealVNC....although terminal services is very quick compared to these two.

 

[Dat]

Hot gf with big breasts + cell phone.

 

[loup garou]

Funk Proxy is the best I've used, but it's not free. I definitely use RealVNC the most at work.

 

[DurocShark]

I'm a MetaFrame fan myself.

 

[vi edit]

Originally posted by: CaseTragedy
that reminds me...anyone know of a RDP client that doesnt need to be installed? i hate having to install the RD/TS client.

You can download tsweb onto the server and then use IE from the client to access it.