Accessing Computer Remotely

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post #32

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Ji mod madam ji.

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^^ not mod Tofi, CM :D

STA, aaah, thanks for that explanation.

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:hat:

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I stand corrected!

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isnt pretty much anything you do on the interwebz accessing other computers remotely? every time you read a post on gs, you just accessed some service running on some remote computer in azkar's bathroom closet. or are you just talking about silly desktop sharing, sta pal?

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hawwww :eek:

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uff. :hehe: agreed.

desktop accessing

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So are we also counting in ssh and telnetting into systems? or are we strictly dealing with remote-desktop protocol?
Because in that case VSphere (or VSphare for Nami) doesn't count either.

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TB: these are infrastructural details. now, you have to put light on it. :barbie:

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dude now i have no clue what this thread is for. did you just discover remote desktop and post about it? what are you trying to say?

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i m been using it more than 4 year.

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You lost me again. SSH and telnet are remote computing technologies. I don’t know what you mean about infrastructure details.

That’s what I was saying from the beginning, only I was a bit nicer about it :hehe:

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SSH is secure protocol and use cryptography (public and private key) and make remote connection/telnet more secure. Basically, this thread is nothing related to programming.

are you saying this thread is fazool?

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SSH is a protocol that gives you command line access to a remote computer. You can also use that protocol to tunnel traffic through (this predates VPN tunnels). What you described is the security feature built into SSH. I think what you are thinking of (confusing this with) is SSL.

PS: I don't call anything fuzool. I just question the intentions. Nobody thinks like everyone else. I just want to find out where the thought process came from.

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i want discussion.

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There are many ways. I have used a lot of them in the past and currently still use some of them.

  • RDP
  • VNC
  • PCAnywhere (Both via Internet and via dial up)
  • PCAnywhere for DOS (used it for the computers not running on windows :D)
  • Logmein
  • WebEx
  • DemWare
  • Windows Live Messenger
  • Microsoft Live Meeting

And VSphere (VMWare VSphere) refers to virtualized servers (ESX hosts) from VMWare. It's not really remote connection. Yes you can login to ESX hosts using VMWare VSphere GUI or through CLI but that's not a remote connection to your desktop. It's probably for your company's database or exchange box :)

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Nahh, I'm done with this one.

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Now, this is what I was expecting. Thank you for bit mature and adult reply.

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Here we go again with the in-direct finger pointing! :smack: Bas kero!