Assuming you mean plain old LogMeIn, and not Hamachi, you don't need to install anything (except a web browser and a recent JVM) to get access to a remote machine that is running LogMeIn.

LogMeIn provides a web-based java client, she just needs to visit the logmein.com and log in with the credentials she has been given and follow the instructions.

If you do mean Hamachi, then the details she has been given are for the Hamachi VPN service, so you would just install the Hamachi client onto her machine, connect it, and run whatever remote access protocol (VNC, RDP, SSH) you want over the top.

Regards,

Adam Bishop
JANET(UK)

On 8 Oct 2011, at 17:57, Yasha Karant wrote:

> I have a colleague in the social sciences whose laptop I maintain as a professional favor (she has no support from her department, cannot afford a MacOS X machine, and I was sick and tired of trying to make MS Win work -- EL 5 is stable and supports the hardware she owns).  She is a journal editor, and requires access to the remote machine used by this journal (MacOS X).  The journal is housed at a different university. The technical support staff person to the journal has installed LogMeIn as the means of her to do remote access.
> 
> I have found
> 
> https://secure.logmein.com/US/labs/
> 
> LogMeIn Hamachi for Linux (Beta) - command line version
> 
> but my colleague needs a GUI -- remote Gnome client (her machine) to a MacOS X server via LogMeIn (I pursued VNC and other solutions -- but this is the only free service that the remote university will allow due to their view of security).
> 
> At present, my only solution is to run the LogMeIn MS Win client under MS Win under VirtualBox under EL -- does anyone know of another avenue?
> 
> Thanks for any assistance.
> 
> Yasha Karant


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