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by takeda
2005-12-30 09:04
Forum: Feature requests
Topic: Microsoft Windows Remote Desktop V.S. UltraVNC
Replies: 11
Views: 29382

Anyone have an idea how to enable RDP on windows 2000 pro?

I know it's possible (they use exactly same kernel) I did it once, but it wasn't really clean solution... :)
by takeda
2005-12-30 08:47
Forum: Feature requests
Topic: UltraVNC Linux Client
Replies: 25
Views: 151741

If you have any linux/unix machine acting as a NAT, then you probably don't need encryption at all. Alll you need is to start ssh, with port forwarding. All communication is encrypted, and it also helps avoiding too restrictive firewalls.

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