Digital BW, The Print

Mark

I agree with you that there are some remote connect systems which are  less
than desirable. I initially explored several, including MSN and Windows
Remote Assistance but found far too many difficulties for them to satisfy my
needs for a simple secure system. I had some early system crash experiences
that were totally unacceptable.

I now use a commercially hosted system which operates thru secure servers
with 128bit encryption.
At the end of the session the link is terminated and there is no access to
either party.
The unique way in which the connection is established overcomes most of the
difficulties that are frequently encountered with firewalls blocking
access....it really is about as simple as it can be! 
Its use has revolutionised my client assistance work.

If anyone wants to know more please contact me.

TonyR


On 31/10/2005 12:35:53, Mark Savoia (mark@...) wrote:
> A word of caution on this, I am sure that Tony is a very honest guy
> but do make sure to remove any software that you added allowing him
> in because it can leave you open to other hackers out there. It
> happened to me after I let Symantec in one time. Did he/you use a
> service called LogMeIn?
> 
> Mark
> 
> 
> On Oct 31, 2005, at 3:12 AM, petexp2 wrote:
> 
> > actually solved the problem by remotely taking over my PC
>