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apple remote desktop 2
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Join Date: Mar 2003
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brilliant application.
is there anything close to the administrative functions for the PC?
a program that would lock screens, etc..
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Join Date: Jul 2002
Location: Boston
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i cant wait to get my hands on this one
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Join Date: Nov 2000
Location: Seattle, WA, USA
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Remote screen control is still too slow, especially compared to Windows Remote Desktop. I'm very happy it will now scale the other screen to fit the window, but unless you are on a 10/100 connection it is painfully slow for me. I just wish Apple would include a 1 to 1 connection ability in Tiger, I don't need all of the slick features of ARD, I just want to control my server with the laptop.
-matt
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Originally posted by ratlater:
Remote screen control is still too slow, especially compared to Windows Remote Desktop. I'm very happy it will now scale the other screen to fit the window, but unless you are on a 10/100 connection it is painfully slow for me. I just wish Apple would include a 1 to 1 connection ability in Tiger, I don't need all of the slick features of ARD, I just want to control my server with the laptop.
-matt
Are you talking about ARD 2? How would you know?
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Join Date: Feb 2000
Location: Upstate NY (cow country)
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It's not so slow for my friend across the internet with limited upload bandwidth on cable. adjust the slider in the top right to decrease the # of colors to thousands or 256.
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Join Date: Oct 2001
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Originally posted by memento:
It's not so slow for my friend across the internet with limited upload bandwidth on cable. adjust the slider in the top right to decrease the # of colors to thousands or 256.
how do you have it set up to control across the internet? i would love to control my Mac at home from my Mac @ work.
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Join Date: Nov 2001
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I've heard that ARD v2.0 is buggy as hell thus far...
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Join Date: Jan 2001
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Originally posted by memento:
It's not so slow for my friend across the internet with limited upload bandwidth on cable. adjust the slider in the top right to decrease the # of colors to thousands or 256.
Apple should dev a PC viewer app. You have to use a VPC viewer which although works quite well, lacks lots of the features of the full ARD app. Not being able to reduce the number of colours to increase the responsiveness being a big one.
Originally posted by ThisGuy:
how do you have it set up to control across the internet? i would love to control my Mac at home from my Mac @ work.
You have to set up the port forwarding on both sets of routers (at home and at work). A lots of good info can be found on the Apple ARD Descussions board has lots of useful info and hints that are not in the instructions.
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Last edited by Mediaman_12; Aug 16, 2004 at 06:43 PM.
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Join Date: Sep 2000
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Originally posted by gorickey:
I've heard that ARD v2.0 is buggy as hell thus far...
you're absolutely right. other than the fact nowhere it tells you about opening up vnc ports (which is a PITA, not a show stopper though), every time I click on the "scanner" tab the damn thing crashes.
-- james
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Join Date: May 1999
Location: Seattle
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I've had no bugs or crashes, my biggest problem is that when I restart a remote machine, it is not discovered by ARD until I manually log in to the remote machine. This is a pain. Chicken of the VNC will discover the restarted machine, but I can't seem to enter a username/pword at the login screen with that, so I end up with the same problem.
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