Different Sources of Taking Remote Access....


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    Windows 7 and MAC
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    Different Sources of Taking Remote Access....


    Ajax VNC – Clientless VNC solution in the web’s favorite programming language.
    Apple Remote Desktop – Apple’s jumped on the remote desktop bandwagon with this great VNC server built right into OS X.
    Chicken of the VNC – One of the most popular VNC clients for OS X under the GPL.
    DirectVNC – UNIX client using the framebuffer device via DirectFB.
    FVNC – Great VNC client written in Flash. That’s right, Flash.
    MetaVNC – This unique client/server package merges the host and remote desktops together into one Windows() or Linux() desktop.
    .NET VNC Viewer – C# viewer that works with Windows and Windows Mobile/CE devices.
    PowerVNC – Java-based client with support for SSH and SFTP.
    RealVNC – Server/client from the original VNC developers.
    sVNC – The perfect tool for offering remote assistance to Mac users, since there’s barely any configuring required.
    SymVNC – Symbian phone client for connecting to your PC.
    TightVNC – Popular VNC server/client with nice Java applet.
    TurboVNC – TightVNC spinoff with great support for 3D apps.
    UltraVNC – Wildly popular client/server app with file transfer, video drivers, chat, and much more.
    Vine Server – OS X server with clipboard sharing, port changing, and a universal binary.
    VncViewer for 8086 – Got an old IBM running FreeDOS or DOS? Put it to work with this VNC client.
    VNCViewer for PocketPC – Client for, you guessed it, PocketPC users.
    x11vnc – Unlike most other VNC servers for UNIX and Linux, this server lets you share your current desktop session (instead of a separate session).
    NX

    FreeNX – Open source server using the libraries from NoMachine.
    NoMachine NX Client – Free client to connect to NX machines.
    NoMachine NX Free Edition – NX server for UNIX/Linux.
    NoMachine NX Enterprise Desktop – Server that includes everything that the free edition has, but with unlimited users (unlike the free version’s two).
    NoMachine NX Small Business Server – NX server targeting small businesses.
    NoMachine NX Enterprise Server – NX Server with unlimited users and unlimited connections.
    NoMachine NX Advanced Server Subscription – Everything that the Enterprise server has, plus multi-node capabilities.
    Remote Desktop Protocol

    CoRD – Remote() desktop client for Mac OS X users.
    grdestkop – Gnome wrapper for the rdesktop application.
    krdesktop – rdesktop frontend written in KDE.
    properJavaRDP – Cross-platform Java client based on rdesktop.
    rdesktop – Extremely powerful command-line client for UNIX/Linux.
    Remote Desktop – Microsoft’s official server, for XP Pro and Vista & WIndows 7
    xrdp – Serves an X window session to incoming Windows clients.
    Cross-Protocol

    Connection Manager – VNC, RDP, and Telnet manager for UNIX/Linux distros.
    KDE Desktop Sharing – The official KDE VNC server package.
    KDE Remote Desktop Connection – The official KDE client for RDP and VNC.
    Kurd – Great rdesktop/vncviewer frontend for KDE.
    mRemote – Manage VNC and RDP connections on Windows with this handy app.
    RDPMan – A little utility to manage RDP, VNC, and Telnet connections for Windows.
    CrossLoop – Easy-to-use remote access utility with file sharing and a multilingual interface.
    GoToMyPC – Extremely popular remote access program for ~$25/month.
    LogMeIn – Remote access app with a free and a pro ($12.95/month) version with file transfer, remote printing, and more.
    Unyte – Nice remote desktop server with a Java applet viewer and IM integration.
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    W7x64 Pro, SuSe 12.1/** W7 x64 Pro, XP MCE
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    Of all of those, which is your favorite? Why is it superior to W7's RDP...if it is?
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