What do you use to remote control servers?

Just curious. I have a need to easily remote in to a few servers (just locally, for now). I was just curious what most of you use to accomplish this.

I use TightVNC to remote into my home PC, but it hangs constantly on a fresh install of Windows Server 2003, so I need something else.

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sprkymrk

Windows built in RDP/TS.

shednik

RDP or Radmin

RTmarc

DameWare Mini-Remote Control predominantly (DameWare). RDP where necessary.

garv221

sprkymrk wrote:

Windows built in RDP/TS.

Me 2. Not 6.0 though. IMHO that thing is horrible.

TechJunky

RDP for internal use only, unless using secure certificate for external use.

Externally we use Net Support Manager. This is equivalant to Citrix's GoToAssist.

5 layers of security and works with keyfobs.

bighornsheep

VPN, and then RDP.

nice343

like the other poster said. I connect to the company with an IPSEC/VPN and then I use RDP to access my computers and servers

Daniel333

Dameware.

seuss_ssues

RDP - for windows servers.
VNC - for WYSE terminals and linux desktops
SSH - for *nix servers

manny355

vpn and rdp

previous company used gotoassist

jarjar

Telepathy...

OK, maybe not.

RDP and Dameware (and VNC to me home comp)

Darthn3ss

jarjar wrote:

Telepathy...

thats what i do...