, andrew arnold wrote:
But no remote access, as far as I can tell...???
On Mon, 10 May 2004 23:56:31 -0400, andrew arnold
a0arno01 at Louisville.edu wrote:
Date: Mon, 10 May 2004 23:56:31 -0400
From: andrew arnold a0arno01 at Louisville.edu
Subject: Re: MacGroup: gotomyPC for Macs?
One
One other question... What does anyone else use to manage a network of Macs?
I can keep my powerbook and desktop up to date easily, but it is much harder
now that I am managing 5-6 more on a network at work. With all the system
patches and application updates, it is becoming unmanageable. Not all
I use Timbuktu often, both on a LAN and from remote locations, to
access and control 7 or 8 Macs in my office. My remote access is
usually through cable or DSL connection, so speed generally is not an
issue. I'm very impressed with its features generally, although it does
occasionally flake
It is usable, but frustrating. It seems especially slow when repositioning
open windows in the Finder. I too am on a 100bT network and have not tried
any broadband. I am tempted to try Apple's Remote desktop, but it appears to
only work over a LAN. That would be fine for now, but I may not want to
On May 10, 2004, at 11:42 PM, andrew arnold complained:
It is usable, but frustrating. It seems especially slow when
repositioning
open windows in the Finder. I too am on a 100bT network and have not
tried
any broadband. I am tempted to try Apple's Remote desktop, but it
appears to
only
On Mon, 10 May 2004 23:56:31 -0400, andrew arnold
a0arno01 at Louisville.edu wrote:
Date: Mon, 10 May 2004 23:56:31 -0400
From: andrew arnold a0arno01 at Louisville.edu
Subject: Re: MacGroup: gotomyPC for Macs?
One other question... What does anyone else use to manage a network of
Macs
I read about TB2, but it appears you must have a FULL copy on each
machine This means I would have to invest $700-$800 to manage my small
network. I don't think I can justify that in our budget, since my shoe
leather is thought to be considerably cheaper! :-)
On May 10, 2004, at 11:42 PM,
On May 9, 2004, at 5:15 PM, andrew arnold a0arno01 at Louisville.edu
wrote:
I did set the tight setting and tried lower colors. I really didn't
notice
any difference in the color resolution on the monitor, but that didn't
help
the lag at all. Strange. Has anyone else tried it Mac to Mac??
I did set the tight setting and tried lower colors. I really didn't notice
any difference in the color resolution on the monitor, but that didn't help
the lag at all. Strange. Has anyone else tried it Mac to Mac??
On May 8, 2004, at 3:20 PM, andrew arnold wrote:
I tried Chicken of the VNC
I tried Chicken of the VNC (installed the OSXvnc server on the other
computer). I can make the software work, but there is a lot of lag on a
100bT wired network. Machines are both G4s, 450mhz and 800mhz. Should there
be an annoying amount of lag, or do I just need to keep playing with the
On May 8, 2004, at 3:20 PM, andrew arnold wrote:
I tried Chicken of the VNC (installed the OSXvnc server on the other
computer). I can make the software work, but there is a lot of lag on a
100bT wired network. Machines are both G4s, 450mhz and 800mhz. Should
there
be an annoying amount of
Yeah, I can't see ANYTHING that could go wrong with that idea.
And Hotline is just for backups.
(Captain! The Sarcasmometer is in the red zone...it's gonna explode!)
rob
Stephen Ellis wrote:
GoToMyPC is a program that allows PC users to remotely control one
computer from another via the
GoToMyPC is a program that allows PC users to remotely control one
computer from another via the internet. The home computer has
software installed that will allow it to be activated by a access code
sent to it over the internet from any other computer.
Steve
On May 5, 2004, at 10:21 AM,
On 5/5/04 1:11, Stephen Ellis wrote
Is there a product like GoToMyPC for Macs??
What does GoToMyPC do?
Bill
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