Hi guys!
What is the best way to manage Windows Vista (and XP) using LAN and Mint? Not SSH 'cause I need to see what is happening on Vista screen. Is it possible to use VNC for these purposes? Or there is a better way?
How to manage Vista using Mint?
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How to manage Vista using Mint?
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Re: How to manage Vista using Mint?
Hello,
Answer is below!
Thanks,
--- Ryan
Answer is below!
Thanks,
--- Ryan
Last edited by ryandburnett on Sun Apr 18, 2010 7:40 am, edited 1 time in total.
Re: How to manage Vista using Mint?
Well, thanks, Ryan! I'll monitor this thread.
To moderators: please move it to "Network" forums.
And by the way: I don't need a secret way to do that. Because the person who uses Vista requires my remote help.
To moderators: please move it to "Network" forums.
And by the way: I don't need a secret way to do that. Because the person who uses Vista requires my remote help.
Re: How to manage Vista using Mint?
Hello,
Try this, it does not work on Vista Home Edition or 7 Home Edition...
On The Windows Machine
To get the configuration page, in the start menu right click on My Computer and select Properties, as shown below.
Now click the Remote Settings link on the left-hand side, as shown below.
Finally turn it on my checking the box, as shown below.
On The Linux Mint Machine
Open Terminal and type do following code, replace <%MachineAddress%>, with the IP of the machine that you wish to make a remote connection with.
To launch in fullscreen do the following...
Press Ctrl+Alt+Enter to exit full screen mode!
Let me know if this works or not
Thanks,
--- Ryan
Try this, it does not work on Vista Home Edition or 7 Home Edition...
On The Windows Machine
To get the configuration page, in the start menu right click on My Computer and select Properties, as shown below.
Now click the Remote Settings link on the left-hand side, as shown below.
Finally turn it on my checking the box, as shown below.
On The Linux Mint Machine
Open Terminal and type do following code, replace <%MachineAddress%>, with the IP of the machine that you wish to make a remote connection with.
Code: Select all
rdesktop <%MachineAddress%>
Code: Select all
rdesktop -f <%MachineAddress%>
Let me know if this works or not
Thanks,
--- Ryan
Last edited by ryandburnett on Sun Apr 18, 2010 9:38 am, edited 1 time in total.