Screen share two desktops without Net

[asingh]

Guys...

Is there any application which will let me share desktops provided both my systems are connected ONLY to my router, but there is NO net.

 

[gameranand]

I don't think so.

 

[sakumar79]

Do you mean software like VNC (see RealVNC - VNC® Free Edition 4.1 )

Arun

 

[krishnandu.sarkar]

What do you mean by sharing desktops?? You can always take Remote Desktop to other PC's within LAN.

 

[asingh]

Guys thanks for the responses. Teamviewer has an option. Even without being on the NET, but hooked into my router I am able to shared desktops using local IP which the router assigns via DHCP to each machine. Basically I am setting up a 24x7 DL rig, which will not have a monitor.

 

[krishnandu.sarkar]

Ahh, guessed correctly

Remote Desktop is your option

You can use Teamviewer, but why use another software when it's build into OS

 

[asingh]

Will need to check RDP, if it can connect over local IP. If Yes, will do that for sure.

 

[xtremevicky]

Just a suggestion that buy a second hand 17 inch monitor !

 

[mithun_mrg]

@ asingh surely will u need to configure it & also set a password to admin a/c to be able to access if u r not using a monitor then its better to use Remote Desktop because teamviewer password will change every time u close & reopen it also to use tv u have to manually log in the pc & start the software to have access

 

[asingh]

^^
Actually Teamviewer has these options:

1. Exclusively accept LAN: Via this way, only LAN sharing is allowed -- nothing of the internet.
2. Unattended Access: This lets you set a one time password which works each time someone tries to connect. So the password never changes. Just that Teamviewer should be open. Which I can put in the startup as an option. I tested it on my laptop, and is working fine.

 

[nims11]

@asingh why not use teamviewer? just assign a static Local IP to the D/L rig.. The teamviewer's file sharing feature is also very useful.
i used to access my monitor-less PC through my Laptop using teamviewer and it was good. Laptop and PC were connected through a router.

 

[asingh]

@asingh why not use teamviewer? just assign a static Local IP to the D/L rig.. The teamviewer's file sharing feature is also very useful.
i used to access my monitor-less PC through my Laptop using teamviewer and it was good. Laptop and PC were connected through a router.

Will be doing that. See my post above. My router is on active DHCP. So once a device hooks in it gets a local IP.

 

[mithun_mrg]

But through remote desktop u can also connect the local drives to transfer data

@asingh u can set a same range static ip on both the pc's

 

[asingh]

But through remote desktop u can also connect the local drives to transfer data

@asingh u can set a same range static ip on both the pc's

Will investigate RDP today also. Thanks.

Really do not want to assign static IPs. The router does the job quite well.

198.168.1.1 = Router
198.168.1.2 = First system to hook in
198.168.1.3 = Second system to hook in
198.168.1.n = nth system to hook in

Plus Teamviewer lets me get remote access via the 'computer name' also.

 

[RCuber]

I had created this tutorial long time ago .. have a look at it.
*www.thinkdigit.com/forum/tutorials/74510-sharing-desktop-remotely-using-real-vnc.html

 

[asingh]

I had created this tutorial long time ago .. have a look at it.
*www.thinkdigit.com/forum/tutorials/74510-sharing-desktop-remotely-using-real-vnc.html

Just read it. Looks good. Will explore this too. Thanks.

 

[rawgeek]

@asingh

RDP works well,and you can use computer name [netbios name also].
Make sure rdp is enabled in system properties->Remote tab.
Then try start->run->mstsc and enter the ip/netbios name of the machine.RDP is the best and fastest option.
I use it all the time to take rdp of my dekstop from laptop