BackOrifice and VNC are free and efficient. If you're on top of the
security of the connection and the remote NT system, they can be a
cost-effective and efficient method of remote management of a Windows
system.
peter lukas
On Wed, 7 Feb 2001, Jamie Allison wrote:
>
> Greetings Everyone!
> I'm just thinking out aloud here... If I want to remotely manage a number
> FW-1 boxes (for patches, FW-1 upgrades etc) the choice of platforms would
> include Nokia or UNIX, but has anyone got an opinion about how you would
> remotely manage an NT box (or if you would even want to!). My first thought
> would be a PC Anywhere type application on the box accessed through a VPN,
> or modem. But then I remembered that Win2K includes a Windoze Terminal
> Server thin client gizmo (BTW: A horrible beast to licence, even though it's
> included "free" with the OS). Perhaps I could use Win2K TS for remote
> administration. Has anyone done this, or better still has anyone got FW-1
> (sp3) running on Win2K?
>
> Cheers, Jamie.
>
> PS: Thanks to everyone that responded to my AIX query.
>
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> Jamie Allison
> IT Security Specialist
> Sonic Healthcare Limited
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> Fax: 03 6224 4656
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