Re: PC Anywhere

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Amen, sistah.

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GaryK


"Lanwench [MVP - Exchange]"
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Gary Karasik <gkarasik@xxxxxxx> typed:
Yep, agreed - but he had the good sense to ask how to do something,
and hence it isn't unrealistic to expect that others may wish to
help him accomplish his goal in what might be a better way.

I think one should first answer the original question suggesting a
"better" way. :)

That's the beauty of a public newsgroup - we are each free to volunteer
our time in the way we prefer. :)


Symantec = The New Computer Associates <tm> Their support and
documentation are dreadful, and nevermore shall they get a dime from
me....until they demonstrate that they don't plan to drag perfectly
fine Veritas products down into the muck along with everything else.
<g>

Amen, brudda.

<smack>
That's *sistah* to you!


GaryK


"Lanwench [MVP - Exchange]"
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Arthur Callaghan <ArthurCallaghan@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> typed:
Hi Kevin,
I think Abdul asked a fairly straightforward question and then the
replies led him down a garden path of technicality he probably
doesn't doesn't need (his comment 'I'm not an IT expert' was a
giveaway).

Yep, agreed - but he had the good sense to ask how to do something,
and hence it isn't unrealistic to expect that others may wish to
help him accomplish his goal in what might be a better way.

I'm sure that RDP is functionally very rich but sometimes
using what you know already is easier.

Sure, but not always better :-)

As far as PCA is concerned - nope, I don't know why I have to supply
the username and password 6 times before it eventually 'sticks' and
I can access the host. Obviously an undocumented feature.

Symantec = The New Computer Associates <tm> Their support and
documentation are dreadful, and nevermore shall they get a dime from
me....until they demonstrate that they don't plan to drag perfectly
fine Veritas products down into the muck along with everything else.
<g>

;-)


"Kevin Weilbacher [SBS-MVP]" wrote:

Arthur, for a minute, let's presume I have an open mind towards PC
Anywhere .... ;-)

I would be interested to hear what functionality and features PCA
v12 has that you really like and think are superior to RDP. I
really would like to know! PCA gets a lot of bashing, so if
someone wants to step up to the plate and say it's great/good/OK
... I'm listening. --
Kevin Weilbacher [SBS-MVP]
"The days pass by so quickly now, the nights are seldom long"


"Arthur Callaghan" <ArthurCallaghan@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
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Hi Abdul,
If you have PCAnywhere version 12 it's a piece of cake. Install
the Host program on the server and the client wherever you like -
even outside of your
domain.

It is really easy - no hassle. Don't go trying another product and
don't use
the microsoft tools - they won't give you the same functionality.

Good luck
Arthur


"Abdul rehman Sindhu" wrote:

I am not an IT expert but i need your help to setup PC Anywhere
on my small
business server. I do not have installed ISA server 2004. I can
not find the
place where i can put the Port 5631 and 5632. Basicaly i need
this setup to
give access to one internal pc from an external network. I have
tried remote
desktop access bt thats not very useful. I want to train my staff
on my pc
while they can share the same screen with me. In Remote desktop
access i cant
share the screen it goes blank as they connect with me. Please
advice me. Can
i do that with Small business server or not.

Thanks





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