remote-access

Akin to what can be done with emacs with slime: the core services can run on a performace grade remote computer while I can edit and run code from emacs gui on an netbook. Me and my colleagues often need to do some demos using machine learning scripts running in matlab This requires us to carry around heavy laptops. Could we have the applications running on a remote server and access it using the same matlab gui without running the scripts locally? Remote desktop or similar solutions are not acceptable: multiple users would like to use the same server. This is why none of the answers here were

When running the psexec command to remotely install or execute something on a sever on the same network the following error was displayed. Couldn't access ServerName The network name cannot be found Make sure that the default admin$ share is enable on ServerName Most references suggested that you add the following to the registry, but in my case this was already added to the server. This did not resolve the issue. HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Policies\System and create or modify a REG_DWORD value LocalAccountTokenFilterPolicy and set its value to 1 Geddon

Has anybody any successful remarks about having a team working via Remote Desktop? In many workplaces, we put end users via Citrix and the applications on a central, powerful server. Sometimes the clients are in the same building as the server, but often, they are remote. There could be some huge benefits for me to put my developers on Windows XP or Vista instances running on a couple servers with Hyper-V. I'm worried that RDP/RDC via the internet would be too slow for somebody to be able to develop efficiently. I'm sure I can hear plenty of bad things about it... are there any people out

I am trying to force a remote shutdown from my laptop to my PC: machine> shutdown -m \\192.168.2.10 -s -f -t 0 192.168.2.10: Access denied(5) I am in a WLAN/LAN environment: Laptop is in WLAN with IP 192.168.2.100 (DHCP), Win 7 (64 bit) PC is connected via LAN 192.168.8.10 (static), Win 7 (32 bit) Router IP 192.168.2.1 /Subnetmask 255.255.255.0 Access to PC is restricted by username and password. What do I have to change about the command or about the systems configurations - whilst access restrictions have to remain as is? You can use the NET USE command to authenticate on the remote server

There is a question on how to start, Teamviewer from commandline, to make outward connections , however I want to start the Teamviewer from commandline (So it can accept incoming connections). Is this possible? If so, can anyone give some information? I have not found it anywhere on Teamviewers support site, and have tried different ways so far. NB: OS is OS X 10.6.8, and TeamViewer is TV8. thanks As said on http://steronius.blogspot.com/2014/02/replacing-logmein-with-teamviewer-on.html : This can be done with OSX, but there seems to be a bug that requires a particular work-around that I was