Ted,
 
> Other folks must have clients with remote access needs. What are you
> using? How's it working? What restrictions are you running into?

We're using UltraVNC SC (Single Click) 
http://www.uvnc.com/addons/singleclick.html

With SC we compile and send a customer a customized exe (with our machine's
IP address and some other 1x shot setup stuff) to run to share his/her
desktop with our tech support person. The customer has no setup requirements
at all for it to work. Our person starts UltraVNC viewer in listen mode
first, then the customer launches the app and walla! And it's free. We've
used it with XP/Vista/Win 7, all okay. It supports file transfer.

When our IP's change, we have to recompile/redistribute the small app, but
with cable it doesn't happen often and not a big deal to us since it can be
sent as a small email attachmement or from our website. 

One glitch hit recently: customer has very large screen, with high
resolution and Aero enabled, and the VNC connection runs VERY slow. I've
looked into it and see that we might be able to speed it up by disabling
Aero or (harder) changing screen resolution. This can be a problem, but I
suspect it would be for any other product as well. Most of the machines we
connect to run fine. It's also true that we don't need to remote connect
that often, just for cases where a problem report can't be understood
without it, and that's pretty rare given we have fairly good diagnostics
collection in the app itself. 


Bill


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