> -----Original Message----- > From: Ronald Wiplinger [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] > I need to know the differences between different products: > > VNC > PCanywhere > Citrix > RDP > > in regards of LINUX / LINUX, Windows 2000 / Windows (CE, ME, > ...), and > mixed, like Linux / Windows or Windows / Linux > > I also want to know if any of these products can use the > local USB port, > even if connected / working on the server.
vnc: Price/license: free (see website for license details) Server side unix and M$Windows Client side X11 (=unix windows) and M$Windows Java client (in webbrowser) available Source available Only over TCP/IP connections For usb: if you can get a tcp/ip stack over it (don't know if that's available) Multiple viewers to one, the same, server For unix servers, multiple separate viewers For M$Windows servers (and linux based servers): take over console NO support for sound, floppy, printer etc: use other tcp/ip protocols for that purpose. PCAnywhere: Only for M$Windows PC, both server and client details: ??? Citrix (metaframe, might have mixed something in from M$WindowsTerminalSerer): Price/License: expencive. Might need additional M$WIndows licenses Server side only M$Windows (special variant required) Client side M$Windows and X11 (= unix windows) Depending on the M$Windows license, it might need additional licenses for display on unix!!! details: ??? RDP: ?? _______________________________________________ VNC-List mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.realvnc.com/mailman/listinfo/vnc-list
