Apple has updated Remote Desktop 3.2.2 to address several issues related to overall reliability, usability, and compatibility.
Specific improvements listed below...
Setup * Improved handling of IP address and port changes for clients accessed behind a Network Address Translation (NAT) system * Upgrading to Apple Remote Desktop 3.3 will no longer reset non-administrator access privileges * Improved reliability when authenticating new client computers
Software Distribution * Improved reporting of results of failed package installations
Asset Management * MacBook Air MAC address is now correctly reported * Improved reliability of reporting systems configured with AirPort * Correctly reports system version for systems that have been promoted from Mac OS X to Mac OS X Server
Remote Assistance * Improved mouse cursor tracking when controlling remote systems * Improved reliability when controlling remote clients that have a 1366-by-768 resolution * Improved performance when clients are being controlled by RealVNC viewers * Improved reliability when controlling systems that have dual graphics processors * Improved support when controlling systems running third-party VNC servers * Improved reliability for drag-and-drop file copy * Improved reliability when controlling client computers that have two displays * Improved reliability when controlling remote systems in scale mode with certain resolutions * Menu Extra now correctly shows status when being observed by a VNC viewer
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iPhoneJohnny - January 12, 2010 at 10:49pm
Its nice to update this application, Now I want to use Remote desktop and log in to my mac with my Macbook pro. Is there a free app that allows you to do this?
or is it built into Snow Leopord?
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