Not quite true. With VNC, you have to set up port forwarding on the
server side, which makes interactive screen sharing difficult if you
are trying to share screens with someone who doesn't want to do the
setup. When I help someone, I sometimes like to look at their screen
and then let them look at mine. Your requirements may be different ;-).
-Brad
On Mar 4, 2006, at 3:26 PM, Keith Hutchison wrote:
In both cases you have to set up port forwarding, somewhere.
VNC configuration is a case of install, put it a password, run the
server,
that's it.
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