Terminal Services Client on my PDA model HP2215

[NewiPAQUser]

All the soft that is running on my computer is now available from the PDA ... Is this useful? Don’t know but I have done this walkthrough ...

Direct Link (http://users.belgacom.net/gc043028/terminal/Default.htm)

or

Index.page (http://users.belgacom.net/gc043028/)

:mrgreen:

[ombu]

I asume XP-Pro is needed and XP-Home won't be able to do so, am I right?

Regards.

[netboy_my]

I had my new h4150 work similiarly on my office's main computer for few days already now. It's really useful at times but the bad thing is that the connected client would go to standby state if the iPAQ is connected to it.

[OSUKid7]

I asume XP-Pro is needed and XP-Home won't be able to do so, am I right?
correct

does anyone know if there's a vnc client for PPCs?

[ombu]

Here (http://www.cs.utah.edu/~midgley/wince/vnc.html)is the one I use, works great.

HTH.

[OSUKid7]

Here (http://www.cs.utah.edu/~midgley/wince/vnc.html)is the one I use, works great.

HTH.
hmm...trying that now. that seems extremely slow. Guess I'll keep using tsclient.

[Janak Parekh]

hmm...trying that now. that seems extremely slow. Guess I'll keep using tsclient.
Well, VNCserver isn't particularly fast on Windows -- RDP is heavily optimized, so you can't compare the two.

--janak

[NewiPAQUser]

Ok … I see some of you really use this :D nice :mrgreen: I’m geld to know that even if you have different solutions VNC (thanks ombu) the walkthrough was not a complete loss of my time. Now I’m going to try the VNC solution.

Cheers,

Happy to know you