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Re: [FW1] pcAnywhere vs. 2000 WTS vs. VNC



Are you talking about using VNC standalone, or in combination with SSH or ZBD?


At 7:56 AM -0600 2/28/01, Jason Witty wrote:
>All,
>
>For reasons beyond my control, I must allow remote management of some
>DMZ servers, from my inTRAnet to one of my web-farm DMZs.  I'd hope to
>force everyone to standardize on a single remote admin application,
>however.  Right now, my choices are pcAnywhere, VNC, or Windows2000 WTS.
>
>I know that VNC has had tons of problems, vulnerabilities, etc., so I'm
>pretty much going to try to  that one out first.
>
>Next, is pcAnywhere - I know it can support menial encryption methods,
>and can do dual user auth, which is good, but is it better than.....
>
>The third choice is W2k WTS - It's free, fast, and comes with W2K
>Server, but I know NOTHING about it's security.  All I know is it runs
>on TCP 3389, but I don't have any clue if it has secure communications
>capabilities (encryption), etc.  Any ideas or opinions?  Thanks very
>much.
>
>Jason
>
>
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