The following is excerpted completely from my Computerworld blog. Normally, I'd just give the highlights, but felt this was sufficiently important to give the full scoop on either blog.
A week ago, Microsoft released fix under KB article 902400 for security bulletin MS05-051. The patch is to fix a known vulnerability with the COM+ and Microsoft Distributed Transaction Coordination (MSDTC) subsystems in Windows.
A fix for some problems that may arise out of installation of the patch is detailed in MS KB article 909444.
There is also some information on turning on Transaction Internet Protocol (TIP) in Win 2000 machines after the patch in KB article 908620. TIP was disabled by default on XP and 2003 machines, so the article is probably not relevant for most XP or 2003 machines unless the administrator turned on TIP.
As good as UltraVNC is versus other flavors of VNC, it's still not as good performance wise as RDP.
If anyone has any ideas, let me know.
Great post. Thanks for posting this.
Posted by: Deepak | Monday, September 19, 2011 at 11:08 PM