Hello!
I know it is possible, but does anyone on the board know how to set up remote desktoping on a website and/or know a website which could give me instructions how to? Also, does it make a difference if a router is involved or not?
Thank you,
htmlishard
Topic Category Note: I wasn't sure whether to put this thread in web development or not since the main question is regarding remote desktoping.
are you wanting to view your desktop from a remote computer using a web browser (aka on a website) try the VNC protocol, i sugest RealVNC, it has a built in Web java viewer, so you can access it by typing it in the servers IP then the port # the VNC is running on, and you can view it from your webbrowser, but the Client for VNC is only 200k , can fit on a floppy so i dont see why you wouldnt want to use that?
theres also TighVNC.
-bolero
Is this what you want?
If it is, you just need to have the activeX on your server.... but then again, why bother? Learn that URL and use it. The server name, user and password are sent directly from the client computer (where you run your browser and hence the ActiveX component), to the computer you want to connect to. 
use TightVNC. I have used it for some time and it has never failed me.
if you installed every windows component, then in your InetPub\wwwroot folder you have a TsWeb folder. make an application in your IIS pointing to that and you should get that ts.bink.ru screen
The VNC program you guys mentioned seems perfect! Thank you so much for your help.
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