The version of Apple Remote Desktop that is included with Mac OS X is only the server; if you want to control another computer, you will have to pay US$200 for the Apple Remote Desktop Administrator, which there's no reason to do.
Instead, I recommend two other possible courses of action, both of which only involve free software.
1. Get Chicken of the VNC ( http://cotvnc.sf.net ) for your Mac, and install a VNC server on your Windows box (see http://www.realvnc.com ). This solution has the benefit that you will also be able to use Apple Remote Desktop Administrator to control the Windows box, since Apple Remote Desktop is based on the VNC protocol.
2. Turn on remote access on the Windows box, and put Microsoft Remote Desktop Connection ( http://www.microsoft.com/mac/otherproducts/otherproducts.aspx?pid=remotedesktopclient ) on your Mac. The advantage of this solution is that you will not need to install any additional software on your Windows box.
2006-12-16 16:56:35
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answered by MarnenLK 6
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Yes the OSX TS Client can connect to a Windows PC. For reference only XP Pro, not Home allows remote connections without the PC asking for "Remote Support".
2006-12-16 16:54:05
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answered by MS_TechHelp 5
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distant laptop is easy and shelter adequate. The trick is to maintain tabs on your IP handle at abode, so which you will hook up with it even whilst the IP differences. those days, that may not a extensive project on the grounds that broadband modems can shop the comparable one for weeks. yet in simple terms some years in the past, it wasn't uncommon to get a sparkling IP handle on a daily basis or 2. For protecting tabs, i exploit a application suggested as "shop me published" which checks the IP each and every quarter-hour (you place how commonly) and then emails you if it detects any differences. Your college or artwork would have the distant laptop port blocked. So on your abode laptop, you are able to ought to alter the listening port from the default 3389 to a conventional port like 8080. That way, you are able to connect from maximum networks that are locked down.
2016-10-15 02:37:40
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answered by Anonymous
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dont know **** about macs really but try appletalk protocol i believe it can talk with tcp/ip and vice versa..
2006-12-16 16:53:33
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answered by keith s 5
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http://macs.about.com/cs/tipstutorials/a/xp_osx_sharing.htm
2006-12-16 16:51:54
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answered by bsmith13421 6
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