Remote control of Sonar with Team Viewer

I posted this in another thread (Why doesn't Sonar have an iPad or Android app?). 
I wanted to start a separate thread so maybe more users would see the information.
I have been using a program called Team Viewer (free) to remote control Sonar Plat with my Fire HD6.
Team Viewer basically turns my daw into a server that can be controlled by the Fire HD6, or Android, or I pad.
I learned about this here, which has a great video showing it in action. Worthwhile to check out. It really does work well. 
 

Great suggestion! I downloaded it and checked it out with my iPad. Teamviewer does indeed work, but I need to look into it further...my main monitor is a 1920 x 1080 touch screen with a secondary 1280 x 1024 non-touch. The big monitor doesn't translate well to an iPad screen, and although you can pinch, it seems hard to move SONAR around. Also Teamviewer lets you access two monitors, but it seems to treat them as two isolated screens, not an extended desktop, because I can't seem to move windows from one screen to another.
 
However, if I put SONAR in the 1280 x 1024 screen and control it with the iPad, it's pretty amazing in terms of how well it works. It's easy to control the transport, create new track, arm for record, solo, mute, move faders, etc. (You'll also use the new Add Track feature, it makes things a lot easier with touch.)
 
This is just an initial impression, and there are things I haven't figured out (like how to zoom in, but look at a different part of SONAR). But this looks promising. It also seems like I might be able to use it for touch control of things I put in the non-touch screen, like VIs.

Another option is VNC Viewer.
Requirement : networking which can be wired or wireless [Switch/router]
No requirement : Internet.
Advantage : Minimum latency.
You can switch between any PC/Laptop.
 
Restriction: you cannot use for PC/Laptop which is not networked.
 
Regards
Snehankur

I use the app called Splashtop that I believe does the same thing. (It's also free)

I'd started using Splashtop back in 2012, though not so much as of late. I recall it supported Windows 8 touch screen features, many of which translated right into Sonar's touch screen capabilities

http://forum.cakewalk.com...aspx?m=2758985&p=2

If you are using a Windows device as your remote client (laptop, tablet) you already have software available to remotely connect to your DAW PC: Remote Desktop (RDC). Here's a link to Win 7 instructions:
http://windows.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/connect-using-remote-desktop-connection#connect-using-remote-desktop-connection=windows-7
 
And for Win 10: http://windows.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-10/how-to-use-remote-desktop 
And also for Mac: https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/microsoft-remote-desktop/id715768417?mt=12 
 
RDC uses TCP/IP over your network so latency should be minimal. The advantage that TeamViewer has is that it runs on many devices and if needed can use HTTP. RDC doesn't run directly on iOS or Android.

I installed team viewer and almost went blind trying to see Sonar on a 10 inch screen. Although, it works well between my laptop and desktop. Latency is kinda bad though.