Question Trying to access an NUC from main PC

[noneckferret]

Hi,

I have and NUC in my astro observatory in the garden which is connected to my router via a power line adaptor and controls all of my astronomy equipment. The broadband speed is ok for the usual updates etc. and the NUC is ok for the job I want it to do. What I would like is to be able to either fully control it from my PC inside the house or see the same thing the NUC monitor sees from inside.
Can someone advise please what is the best/simplest way to do this. I have no networking experience so details are important to this numpty.

Thanks in advance.

Noneckferret

 

[punkncat]

If you have the pro license you can utilize RDC.

Another option would be to use something like Team Viewer.
I am sure there are other methods...

 

[noneckferret]

If you have the pro license you can utilize RDC.

Another option would be to use something like Team Viewer.
I am sure there are other methods...

My main PC is running win11 Pro but the NUC is Win 10Pro. I am assuming you meant windows Pro license. I have thought about Anydesk but it tends to disconnect frequently.

 

[punkncat]

Remote Desktop Connection.

With the pro license just type the name of the NUC and log in using it's name/pass and you will be on it's "desktop".

Network issue likely due to powerline adapter.

 

[noneckferret]

Thanks. I have no idea if there is a network issue but the powerlines seem to work fine. The disconnection was when a friend was helping me setup some astro programmes.