Lanhthayme
December 14th 03, 01:57 PM
>-----Original Message-----
>
>>-----Original Message-----
>>Hello,
>>
>>I know that when you use the Remote Desktop Connection
to
>>connect to a Terminal Server, that the connection can be
>>encrypted up to 128bit. However, when I am at home and
I
>>use Remote Desktop Connection to connect to my XP Pro
>>computer at work, is that connection encrypted? Thanks!
>>.
>>
>Don't use Microsoft's Remote Desktop, use TightVNC,
allows
>a web based and program based connection to the server.
It
>has way more features than remote desktop. You can make
>the web based connection 128 bit encripted using and
>Apache web server with SSL support (it's free).
Installing
>the Apache web server is easy (I have a link to a
>installer which installs apache pre configured with SSL,
>CGI, PHP, etc). If you would like more info keep posting.
>TightVNC's link is www.tightvnc.com
>.
>
can you please send the link to the apache installer?
thanks
>
>>-----Original Message-----
>>Hello,
>>
>>I know that when you use the Remote Desktop Connection
to
>>connect to a Terminal Server, that the connection can be
>>encrypted up to 128bit. However, when I am at home and
I
>>use Remote Desktop Connection to connect to my XP Pro
>>computer at work, is that connection encrypted? Thanks!
>>.
>>
>Don't use Microsoft's Remote Desktop, use TightVNC,
allows
>a web based and program based connection to the server.
It
>has way more features than remote desktop. You can make
>the web based connection 128 bit encripted using and
>Apache web server with SSL support (it's free).
Installing
>the Apache web server is easy (I have a link to a
>installer which installs apache pre configured with SSL,
>CGI, PHP, etc). If you would like more info keep posting.
>TightVNC's link is www.tightvnc.com
>.
>
can you please send the link to the apache installer?
thanks