| None of this, of course, matters unless you can operate securely. With NetOp Remote Control you're protected end-to-end by the most robust set of security measures available in any remote control software tool.
- Security: Any remote access request must fulfill numerous criteria, including authentication and authorization against a local or, better still, centralized authentication system such as Windows Domain, a Directory Service or a RSA SecurID server. The authorization roles also dictate what actions a Guest is permitted to perform remotely. It's possible to centralize all authentication and authorization with the NetOp Security Server. UNetOp Remote Control protects the traffic between the modules against eavesdropping by using 256-bit AES encryption.
- Remote management: With the Remote Management facility, the Host user can keep working while the computer is being serviced. The Guest can even collect a detailed hardware & software inventory. Remote management uses less band width since only management data, rather than screen data, is transmitted.
- Cross-platform support: Since most large networks are a patchwork of PCs and platforms, NetOp modules can connect across the majority of standard communication protocols and across different operating systems. Use the Guest and Host from Windows Server 2003, XP and 2000 Terminal Services including Citrix, NT 4.0, ME, 9x and CE as well as from Linux and Solaris. In addition the Guest program also runs under ActiveX (e.g. in Internet Explorer). The Host can also be launched under Mac OS X, OS/2 and DOS. | |
