On 19/04/2010 11:09, Colin Weir wrote:
> Hi there
>
> At my work we have SBS 2003 running and I have a macbook at home on
> OSX Snow Leopard. I want to login to my computer at work (not the
> actual server) but obviously I can't do this via Safari as it doesn't
> support Active X. I have downloaded Remote Login from the Microsoft
> Website which works and takes me as far as the server which I don't
> have an account on.
>
> Is there anyway of getting to the 2nd level via this method? I
> wondered if I could do it via https://myworkserverIP:myworkcomputername
> however this bypasses a level of security which I don't think it would
> allow me to.
Regarding ActiveX, are you referring to the Remote Web Workplace feature
of SBS?
I'm guessing you've downloaded the Remote Desktop client for Mac and
you're pointing it at your office's external address, which is getting
you to the login prompt of your SBS server - but you need to get to your
machine.
It would be possible to do this via Terminal Services gateway but I
don't know if SBS supports this. Thinking about it, I don't know if the
Mac client supports it either.
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Chris M.
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