how can i Remotely Control of others monitor Like mouse etc. ?

bob_at · 07-26-2005, 12:37 PM

hi,
ppl
my question is their any way by which i can do Remote monitoring...in Windows loacal Networking enviornment.
One of my friend useto run one of the tools in his pc on the network and from his pc workstation1 he used to control my monitor which was workstation2 he had all the control like mouse etc.
how this is possible ?
can any one tell me how can i also get that tool so that i also barge in to his pc.

how can i Remotely Control of others monitor Like mouse etc. ?
plz give me immediate reply

Bob Anderson

Scrat · 07-26-2005, 12:48 PM

To do this you use a "Remote DESKTOP" or "VNC" program, which needs o be installed on each computer..., the one you are sitting at and the one you want to connect to.

Some versions of windows come with this software like n Windows XP Profesional, where it is located at Start\AllPrograms\Accessories\Communications\Remot eDesktop

There are also many other programs available that will do this, some you have to pay for and others are free.

At work i use "Symantec PC Anywhere" to connect to other computers on our network and to dial-in to computers in other states/suburbs.

ahajv4life · 07-26-2005, 03:00 PM

I'm a fan of Remote Administrator

**DCIScouts** · 07-26-2005, 03:03 PM

Symantec's PC Anywhere is an excellent program for remote controlling another computer. Only problem is that it costs $100 or thereabouts, but if you have the money, I'd definitely go with that...

Scrat · 07-26-2005, 03:06 PM

Yeah Remote Admins not to bad... i used it at home for a while between my WinXP and my old Win2k PC and found it quite easy to use, also very small install. Don't use them at home anymore thou.

Scrat · 07-26-2005, 03:11 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by dciscouts

Symantec's PC Anywhere is an excellent program for remote controlling another computer. Only problem is that it costs $100 or thereabouts, but if you have the money, I'd definitely go with that...

I just bought 3 more copies of PC Anywhere a week ago for work... i'm just glad i dont have to foot the bill. had looked at buying just the 'Remote' licences but they only sell them in a minimum of 10 at AU$140ea

hence why we just bought the full version instead.

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bob_at banned Join Date: Jul 2005 Posts: 19	how can i Remotely Control of others monitor Like mouse etc. ? hi, ppl my question is their any way by which i can do Remote monitoring...in Windows loacal Networking enviornment. One of my friend useto run one of the tools in his pc on the network and from his pc workstation1 he used to control my monitor which was workstation2 he had all the control like mouse etc. how this is possible ? can any one tell me how can i also get that tool so that i also barge in to his pc. how can i Remotely Control of others monitor Like mouse etc. ? plz give me immediate reply Bob Anderson

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Scrat Platinum Member Join Date: Aug 2004 Location: Sydney, Australia Age: 27 Posts: 630	To do this you use a "Remote DESKTOP" or "VNC" program, which needs o be installed on each computer..., the one you are sitting at and the one you want to connect to. Some versions of windows come with this software like n Windows XP Profesional, where it is located at Start\AllPrograms\Accessories\Communications\Remot eDesktop There are also many other programs available that will do this, some you have to pay for and others are free. At work i use "Symantec PC Anywhere" to connect to other computers on our network and to dial-in to computers in other states/suburbs. __________________ AMD Athlon 64 3500+, GigaByte GA-K8NS Ultra-939 Ltd Ed. ATI Radeon GeCube 256Mb 9600XT, Compro DVB-T300 Dig/Analog TV Card 2x 1GB, 2x 512Mb DDR CL3 400Mhz PC3200 - Dual Channel WD 120Gb SATA 7200rpm 8MB, WD 80Gb SATA 7200rpm 8MB Excel 108Mb Wireless PCI, WinXP Prof. Samsung CD-R/RW 52-32-52, Samsung DVD 16x reader, LG DVD MultiBurner Benq 17" FP71E 12ms LCD, Logitech LX700 K&M, Logitech G25 Racing Wheel, Logitech Z-5400 FOLDING FOR THE GOOD OF MANKIND!! Team 44358

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Scrat Platinum Member Join Date: Aug 2004 Location: Sydney, Australia Age: 27 Posts: 630	Yeah Remote Admins not to bad... i used it at home for a while between my WinXP and my old Win2k PC and found it quite easy to use, also very small install. Don't use them at home anymore thou. __________________ AMD Athlon 64 3500+, GigaByte GA-K8NS Ultra-939 Ltd Ed. ATI Radeon GeCube 256Mb 9600XT, Compro DVB-T300 Dig/Analog TV Card 2x 1GB, 2x 512Mb DDR CL3 400Mhz PC3200 - Dual Channel WD 120Gb SATA 7200rpm 8MB, WD 80Gb SATA 7200rpm 8MB Excel 108Mb Wireless PCI, WinXP Prof. Samsung CD-R/RW 52-32-52, Samsung DVD 16x reader, LG DVD MultiBurner Benq 17" FP71E 12ms LCD, Logitech LX700 K&M, Logitech G25 Racing Wheel, Logitech Z-5400 FOLDING FOR THE GOOD OF MANKIND!! Team 44358

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07-26-2005, 03:00 PM	#3 (permalink)
ahajv4life Platinum Member Join Date: Aug 2004 Location: Minnesota Age: 23 Posts: 729	I'm a fan of Remote Administrator

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DCIScouts Super Moderator Join Date: Jun 2005 Location: Kalamazoo, Michigan, USA Age: 25 Posts: 5,046	Symantec's PC Anywhere is an excellent program for remote controlling another computer. Only problem is that it costs $100 or thereabouts, but if you have the money, I'd definitely go with that...