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First I am new to remote access.I want to remote
access several win
XP Pro machines to do general maintenance and when
needed when there is
a problem.I can travel to these location but remote
access would make is
so easy.
I need links on articles on how to set up.
Can I access a computer that is in a limited account
profile? I have one
computer that is on all time in a limited profile that
powers down only
the monitor after 20 minutes on non use.
I am asking a lot of general questions. I need links
so I can read up
on remote access.
I will search on the internet and look into a
bookstore.Are ther any
good books on the subject?
Thanks in advance for any help.
Archived from groups: microsoft.public.windowsxp.work_remotely (More info?)
Joe K wrote:
> First I am new to remote access.I want to remote
> access several winXP Pro machines to do general
> maintenance and when needed when there is
> a problem. I can travel to these location but remote
> access would make is so easy.
>
> I need links on articles on how to set up.
>
> Can I access a computer that is in a limited account
> profile? I have one computer that is on all time in a
> limited profile that powers down only the monitor
> after 20 minutes on non use.
>
> I am asking a lot of general questions. I need links
> so I can read up on remote access. I will search on
> the internet and look into a bookstore.
>
> Are there any good books on the subject?
>
> Thanks in advance for any help.
First, in general I would say it would be good for you to
setup a Remote Desktop Web Connection to use, that way
you can connect from anywhere you have access to a
Windows 98+ Computer.
Second, yes on the limited account thing, as long
as that limited account is a member of the correct local
group: Remote Desktop Users.
You do know that Remote Desktop will lock down the screen
in question when you remote in anyway. And if you remote in
as someone with permissions to do so, you can and will log
whomever is on the machine off in the process.
You can setup "Remote Assistance" in a few ways to prevent
that *if* the computer in question are in a domain. It can
be setup (search for this) so you can "offer remote assistance"
instead of the end-user having to ask for remote assistance in
a domain environment.
Otherwise, you wanted to learn - here are some links to get
you started on the subject!
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