how would you do this in say a windows client app (?ssh based) to a linux server ? Or is a web application with file download of say pdf files of printable letters and scripts when trying to do remote access from a foreign windows machine to a linux server the best? to a On Mon, 2007-03-26 at 15:03 +1000, Greg Twyford wrote: > Horst Herb wrote: > > A pro will know the alternatives and how to use them - in my own case I had > > to > > laugh because I had explicitly specified that we were using Linux as > > operating system both on servers as well as on desktops in my surgery, and > > the hireling wanted to use PC Anywhere, assuring me it won't be a problem > > for > > remote administration. Some "pro". > > Horst, > > That is indeed funny. > > I guess it makes up for some of the stories tech support and help desk > guys tell about end-user experiences they've had. > > The only recommendation I know of for PcAnywhere, which I only recommend > when used inside an IPSEC VPN tunnel, is for printing from applications > like MD and CompuDoc at the remote end. > > On the 'host' you set up a 'PcAnywhere' printer, being the one at the > remote end, and you can print scripts, day lists, invoices, etc. from at > home. Some GPs do this to have stuff with them on home visits or NH > visits, without having to go into the practice to pick up the stuff > they've printed off. > > Greg
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