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connection b/w 2 systems

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In my institution I have systems connected in to a LAN using REALTEK ethernet

card . I want to establish a connection with the two systems.

All the systems are connected to the server . I want to connect the two systems.

This two have windows 2000 professional installed and also Redhat linux 9.1

On two win98 systems i connected using network neighbourhood.

How can i connect this two win2k systems.


direct cable? slow

cross cable? 10/100/1000mbit depends on ethernet cards

firewire cable? 400/800mbit more expensive

:)

pick one

Id agree with XtremeMaC on that one -there are plenty of options.

All depends on types of cards etc.

Just make sure they're all sitting in the same WORKGROUP/DOMAIN.

:)

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speed is not what i am concerned about

What i want is data transfer.

i almost connected using telnet.

Is there any facility like remote desktop connection(?)

**ok i want a gui interface like network neighbourhood.

But here i have two win2k systems not win9x

yes there are plent of programs

I personally use ultravnc to connect to other computers in my home network

of course there are better programs

pc anywhere was pretty popular back in 2000 when i first got interested in remote control

i'd check that and I'm pretty sure there are billions of other programs

there is one that is advertised everywhere on every banner, gotomypc I belive was its name try that too

but for simple control i'd go with ultravnc....

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