Dave,
When it comes to more complex remote control needs, I can recommend Vector
Networks PC-Duo 9, Famatech RAdmin 2 and Funk Proxy 5. We use these three
products for different customers.
All of them can handle multiple remote operators at once and all have
standard features like NT security, clipboard- and filetransfer, encryption
and so on. All of them are configurable to an IP port of your choice.
Among these three, the regular RAdmin Host can operate as a gateway at the
same time, making you able to define one machine as the entry point for all
remote control communication. With PC-Duo and Proxy, this needs a seperate
license at additional cost.
Marius
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Sent: Wednesday, July 27, 2005 6:28 PM
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Subject: [IMail Forum] OT: Remote Control
Sorry for the off topic post but this is a good "networking" knowledgeable
group.
I have a client that currently uses pcAnywhere 11.5 to allow +5 of its
employees to access the internal network with pcAnywhere to a specific
group of older notebook computers, residing in their server room, that have
been setup to specifically to hosts these remote sessions.
They have a new employee who has been given access and he is pushing them
to dump pcAnywhere in favor of GoToMyPC and they have against my advice put
the software on a few of the machines.
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