Admin over Internet
Hi
I wonder if there is a way to connect to another computer over the internet, and have administrator priveliges on the client? I would like to do this as I have been asked if I can provide computer support over distance. Both systems run Windows 2000 Professional. I've heard of GoToMyPC (gotomypc.com), but in order to gain greater access I would need the corporate account, which involves excessive cost considering my task. I have also heard of a system called Ghost(?) which would enable an admin to monitor the client system, but I'm not sure what this is.
Anyone with any good ideas?
Thanks a lot.
/Dan
I wonder if there is a way to connect to another computer over the internet, and have administrator priveliges on the client? I would like to do this as I have been asked if I can provide computer support over distance. Both systems run Windows 2000 Professional. I've heard of GoToMyPC (gotomypc.com), but in order to gain greater access I would need the corporate account, which involves excessive cost considering my task. I have also heard of a system called Ghost(?) which would enable an admin to monitor the client system, but I'm not sure what this is.
Anyone with any good ideas?
Thanks a lot.
/Dan
Could you possibly get them to setup a Virtual Private Network for you?
You can try Remote Anything from www.trw-industries.com. Its free for a thirty day trial and works really well for me over the net. Very easy to configure.
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install vnc on both maschines and let them run as service
then u are able to log in to the session at the login mask and u are able to login as administrator into the session
vnc is running as host before the client is logged in
then u are able to log in to the session at the login mask and u are able to login as administrator into the session
vnc is running as host before the client is logged in
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Maybe an old topic by now. Deletion requested.
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