Remote Access To Document

**Aberto** · 13-01-2009

hi,
I am looking for documentation on the remote control on Windows and Linux,
Any recommendations and suggestions are appreciated.

**johnson22** · 13-01-2009

hi,
Accessing document remotly is simple, you should look for software that you can use in one case or the other .. or both. then you had to make a comparison of solutions to use if you want to manage a fleet of machines with a single application regardless of the OS, as well as the deployment of the tool to take control.

**Aberto** · 13-01-2009

yes but is there a major difference between the remote control between windows and unix?

**johnson22** · 13-01-2009

Hello,

yes but is there a major difference between the remote control between windows and unix?

If you speak to take control of the computer, then there is not no great differences.

But if you think remote connection, then there is a big difference:
On Windows, the only solution is to "steal" the connection of the user of the computer if a user is connected, and that you connect to the machine, you will share the same session (if you move the mouse, can Move the mouse on the screen).
Linux, however, there is a possibility of working with several people, each with different graphical environment: you connect to the machine, but the person who is connected remains master of its session. Attention, this is a possibility.

**deveritt** · 13-01-2009

hi,
But there are ways to "take control" very classic and have absolutely nothing to do with piracy. For example SSH (which will run under Unix as well as windows). Or with vnc.