On 27/10/12 05:15 PM, Kent West wrote:
On 10/27/12 3:41 PM, Alex Padoly wrote:
Hi,
How I can do to repair a remote PC, I would like to install a software
and I would like to move some directory or some files.
Remote PC have LINUX or Windows XP, the Server have Debian ''Squeeze"
If I understand, you're sitting at a Debian box, and want to
remote-control a remote Linux box and/or a remote XP box.
To remote to the Linux box, ssh will probably do what you want: ssh -Y
alex@remotelinuxbox.remotedomain.remotetld
To remote to the XP box, you can try rdesktop: rdesktop
remoteXPbox-ipaddress
Everything has to be setup to work with these tools, but that's the
general route you want to go, probably.
I use ssh to connect to the remote server with local port forwarding
(e.g. ssh remoteserver -L 5902:<local IP>:5900) to use TightVNC to
attach to the remote Windows desktops.
Enabling boot on LAN on the remote PCs also allows you to turn them on.
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