Re: How to connect 2 PC remotely (FREE)

["Gary Kuznitz " <docfxit@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

I have used UltraVNC for years with many PC's.  It's free.  I comes with it's own high 
encryption.  I also use VNC Control to easily manage many different PC's setup 
differently.  For a couple PC's it's probably not necessary.  It's also free.
It comes with file transfer.
I like it a lot better than LogMeIn.
If you need any help in setting it up let me know.


Gary Kuznitz

On 6 Oct 2009 at 9:42, Peter_Vidal@xxxxxxxx (Peter_Vidal@xxxxxxxx 
<pctech@xxxxxxxxxxxx>) commented about Re: [PCTECH] How to connect 2 PC 
remotely (FREE):

> "Some versions on Windows have a built-in VPN server. Doing that and 
> remote
> desktop would work. Unles the PC is VIsta Home or something like that."
>
> Thanks Mike. 
>
> We have Win/XP.  If I do this approach, how I set this up? Do you have a 
> link or more info about this?
>
> PETER VIDAL 
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