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Any Network Monitoring tools for linux enterprise 3.
like : I want to see all the list of ip address of those computers which are on (LAN) network.
And Also any tool which provides remote administration from a Client (WinXP) to get the GUI of server (Linux e3.)
For the first one, nmap would probably be the best option - there are also some good tutorials on how to use it here (go for the ones by thehorse13). If not, a simple ping scan would do!
As for the second - some kind of VNC app. Look at this article for more info.
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