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EMCO Remote Desktop Professional
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Apr 8, 2008 13:27:52 |
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Administering networks is something all system administrators do on a daily basis. Unfortunately, minor issues and major problems tend to happen from time to time and in most cases require immediate and resolute actions, as any network downtimes affect the whole company and its clients. However, sometimes problems come when they are least expected — for instance, when the system administrator is away or on a sick leave and no substitute is available. If you are a system administrator looking for a versatile remote administration tool, EMCO Remote Desktop Professional is just what the doctor ordered!
This compact, affordable and multifunctional utility from EMCO Software provides the essential toolkit that allows system administrators to manage wired and wireless Microsoft networks remotely in an efficient and expedient manner. This approach also allows you to troubleshoot network problems from a centralized location, which is time and money-consuming. Remote Desktop Professional collects various network data about hardware and software installed on network computers and tasks currently running on them. The advanced built-in remote task manager is very similar to that found in NT-based systems, so you won’t have any problems getting used to it. The tool supports Windows Vista and does not require DCOM/RPC to operate.
If in doubts about choosing the right software for remote network administration, look no further than Remote Desktop Professional. A great value for your money, it offers everything necessary for resolving network problems in a wink of an eye! | | | Learn more about EMCO Remote Desktop Professional… |
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