Thank you for your reply and sorry for lack of enough info . Please be informed that I need to have remote access from my Debian server located at the office to my Debian client far at the site via dialup modem connections . Please do me favor and let me know which applications need to be installed on the server/client sides ? Thank you in advance
On Wed, Oct 28, 2009 at 11:24 AM, Osamu Aoki <os...@debian.org> wrote: > Hi, > > I read that you run ebian as server... > > On Mon, Oct 26, 2009 at 04:52:45AM +0000, hadi motamedi wrote: > > Dear All > > Please be informed that I checked for the presence of internal modem on > my > > CentOS server , as the followings : > > #dmesg |grep -i modem > > #lspci |grep -i modem > > #lshw |grep -i modem > > I have no idea why you are even bothering this. What is wrong having > internal modem. > > > According to the output , it seems that my CentOS client does not contain > > internal modem . So I decided to add external USB modem and make use of > an > > PCAnyWhere like application that enables for Remote PC Access . > > What exactly is "PCAnyWhere like application" on Cent OS? You must be > explicit on what you are doing. Are you trying to access Debian machine > from Cent OS using using "Remote desktop"? > > > Can you > > please do me favor and let me know how can I add the external USB modem > to > > my CentOS host and please propose for an PCAnyWhere like application that > > can be installed on my CentOS client and enables for remote dialup > > connection (as the PCAnyWhere does for the MS Windows clients) ? > > Let me thank you in advance. > > You can have anything on PC but your "Remote desktop" client and server > needs to be configured to use particular port you active modems are > located. The exact details needs to feollow instruction of particular > application > > If I were you, I set up ppp connection over modem line. Then run X over > it. (Or just use console and shell command). "Remote desktop" is > basically for Windows world. We normally use X. > > You can google on "Remote desktop linux" to get some idea. > > Osamu > >
