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<blockquote data-quote="gtfreymann" data-source="post: 790856" data-attributes="member: 114733">I use &quot;TightVNC&quot; all the time in our house. Why? To remotely configure our MP Server and Clients. That's done through our internal network, I don't make it a habit to open up the ports for external internet use although it can be done when we're away if needed.I find TightVNC server doesn't use up a lot of RAM and you keep it running as a service all the time. Now from any machine in our house (we have 4 clients and a notebook client) I can jump onto any of the other clients (or the server) and make some setup changes.It basically saves me from having to walk to each client and configure it locally.I don't know what the rest are using VNC for, but I can only guess it's for configuring the box.VNC and TightVNC are free too.<a href="http://www.tightvnc.com/" target="_blank">TightVNC: VNC-Compatible Free Remote Control / Remote Desktop Software</a></blockquote>

[QUOTE="gtfreymann, post: 790856, member: 114733"] I use "TightVNC" all the time in our house. Why? To remotely configure our MP Server and Clients. That's done through our internal network, I don't make it a habit to open up the ports for external internet use although it can be done when we're away if needed. I find TightVNC server doesn't use up a lot of RAM and you keep it running as a service all the time. Now from any machine in our house (we have 4 clients and a notebook client) I can jump onto any of the other clients (or the server) and make some setup changes. It basically saves me from having to walk to each client and configure it locally. I don't know what the rest are using VNC for, but I can only guess it's for configuring the box. VNC and TightVNC are free too. [url=http://www.tightvnc.com/]TightVNC: VNC-Compatible Free Remote Control / Remote Desktop Software[/url] [/QUOTE]

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