Not to try to one-up, but ScreenConnect does all of that, except
printing, for a one-time-forever cost of $320...no annual fees. Only one
"host" but unlimited clients (additional hosts are $300 for opening
multiple client screens, one client screen active per host.)
I was on vacation last week and was able to support a client from my
Samsung Android phone ScreenConnect app (which is free). And, unlike
Logmein, ScreenConnect does not rely on any other computers except yours
and the clients...it's a direct connection.
<end soapbox> :)
Mike
Dennis Schuette wrote:
I use Teamviewer. The original purchase was a little steep, about $750, then
it averages about $450/year in upgrades to stay current. However it gives me
lots of ways to use it, including:
-unlimited client connections
-easy client installation with a custom invitation. I send an email with an
install link.
-unattended access, if desired. I use this for my internal severs, home
computers, mother's computer, etc.
-connection tracking with reports useful for billing
-presentation with LOTS of options
-ability to remote control from any internet connected device, including: any
computer, my iPad (3G and wireless), my Samsung S5 phone, etc.
-LOTS of setup options
-VPN support and even has its own VPN
-Chat
-File Transfer
-support to Copy from my local computer and Paste in remote computer
-remote or local printing
-session recording
-etc, etc, etc.
They have new modules (I don't have a need for at this time) to remotely
control iPad's, iPhone's, Android phones, etc.
I've used many of the remote control packages others have discussed in this
thread. VNC is my second favorite, although a distant 2nd behind Teamviewer.
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-----Original Message-----
From: ProfoxTech [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Paul McNett
Sent: Wednesday, December 03, 2014 10:41 AM
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: [NF] Supporting remote clients
On 12/2/14, 1:50 PM, [email protected] wrote:
I just want to be able to see the end-user's computer and take over
control as needed, and have it be seamless for them.
This is what I have with the VPN/VNC solution. Client calls, and in 3 seconds
I'm on their system helping them out, with them needed to do nothing. I have a
shell script on my laptop that actually runs the vnc command using the right
passwd file, etc. I call it like:
vnc sbs michele
Paul
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