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Microsoft provides the client software Remote Desktop Connection (formerly called Terminal Services Client), available for most 32-bit versions of their Windows operating systems and Apple's Mac OS X, that allows a user to connect to a server running Terminal Services. Third-party developers have created client software for other platforms, including the open source rdesktop client for common Unix platforms. Both Terminal Services and Remote Desktop Protocol use TCP port 3389 by default, which is editable in the Windows registry.
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Used this to manage my VPS. Really good indeed.
I believe the acronym is RDP... It is the best thing for access to servers.
Nice piece of software to acces computers in your own network, like my server :D
it's usefull, but it could be better
RDC can do full screen. Open up Options and you'll find it under Display where it says "Choose the size of your remote desktop."
RDC is cool and so is VNC. I love them both and they each have their particular uses. RDC was much better a year or so ago, before Microsoft "Updated" it.
Aaaa!
RDC - it's cool! =)
Essential for my headless fileserver!
A must have for anyone performing remote Windows troubleshooting.
I perfer RDC over VNC just because of how it functions.
aha... did you try to work with display drivers? get vnc for that.
I'm using the OSX version. I wish I could do full screen when remotely logged in. My only issue with the product.
I use RDC quite alot. To be honest, I prefer it over VNC as it has extra features where other remote apps lack, for example: changing the resolution to match the remote computer. Handy things like that ;P