Mac OS X user running Leopard has it real easy.
You are now ready for someone to come take control.ĥ. Put your own special password under Incoming connections that you would hand out to people to access your Windows machine via VNC. After install of tightvnc, click on Start - All Programs - TightVNC - Launch TightVNC Server (If you get an error message saying it is already started then look in your taskbar for an icon with a V. During install of tightvnc, make sure you select Full installation so both the TightVNC Server and Viewer are installed.ģ. If there site is down, you can find an older copy in our Repository)Ģ. Install a VNC client (there are many out there but I prefer a free version that seems to work pretty good called tightvnc which you can download at there website here. Something that isn't talked about so much is how much of a bandwidth hog netmeeting is and also it is VERY known that Windows only support Windows when it comes to netmeeting.Ī great alternative is to use VNC (Virtual Network Computing) which is supported across many Operating Systems.įor instance, if you need to connect to a Windows PC (Windows 2000, XP, Vista, etc.) you would need the following.ġ.
Everyone seems to be yelling for a Mac version of Netmeeting and that is mainly because just about every version of Windows has Netmeeting loaded on it.
