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We have released the final build of Remote Control Enterprise Edition to our website. What is it? It allows you to control computers remotely, as if you were in front of them. Across your network, and across the world. The big change in this version is that almost everything is accessible from an easy to […]
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We just finished the first draft of the users guide for Enterprise remote control. Enterprise Remote Control allows you to: -Control Computers from anywhere -Easily find users on your network by name -Jump into RDP sessions, without searching for the server they are on -Control the entire setup. No third party servers, or monthly fees […]
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This week I came across a free tool I think you might like. It is called RD Tabs. I know you always have a bunch of Remote desktop sessions going at the same time – how else could you get your work done? RD Tabs allows you to more easily access those open Remote Desktop […]
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We are happy to announce the Enterprise Remote Control beta is now available for download. Enterprise remote control allows you to easily access computers inside and outside your network, without the monthly fees. -You can find computers based on user name -You can ‘jump’ into active RDP sessions (Even ones with multiple monitors) -You don’t […]
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There are lots of remote administration solutions out there. If you want to easily control computers outside your network, it always includes an annoying monthly fee. It is understandable. Someone needs to run those servers, maintain them, and hide the complexity from you. You are different. You are smart enough to run your own server. […]
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Ryan asked this week: “I have a scenario where an application starts when a particular user (generic admin account) logs on to the console. The problem is that when the same user account is also used to login to an RDP session, on the same server, the service tries to start again, and breaks…Is it […]
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In another life I worked at a bank. We had a bunch of terminal servers – all of them packed with users. Throughout the day I would get a call like this: “My teller program is stuck, can you help me?” This buggy teller app would freeze up and no matter how much they tried […]
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Note (07/16/2009): This was a limited offer…the eBook is no longer free. You can purchase a copy from here Microsoft has announced they are giving away the Windows 2008 Terminal Services book in PDF format. I downloaded it yesterday, and it is packed with information. A must-have if you are considering implementing, or have implemented […]
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