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RZetlin

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Jul 9, 2007
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Microsoft have free software that allows me to remote manage Windows from Macs or from other Windows.

Do Macs have any built-in or free remote manage software?
 
ARD. Apple Remote Desktop. My tech uses it to manage about a 100 machines. It's around $500 for unlimited licenses. You can remote, push patches, and all kinds of cool stuff.

http://www.apple.com/remotedesktop/

Edit: I think I misread your question. Leopard does have screen sharing built in that will allow you to remote machines like windows remote desktop.
 
If you want to manage your mac/other macs from your mac, Apple Remote Desktop is best, but OS X also has built in standard VNC that can work with any VNC client from any machine.

If you want to manage windows machines from a Mac, then make sure you set up Remote Desktop access to each one of those windows machines and you can use Remote Desktop Connection client for Mac. Available from:
http://download.microsoft.com/downl...4-44c0-8fe1-03f39f81fff0/RDC200_ALL_Beta3.dmg

Or you can use VNC to manage the windows PC's too.
 
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