A Remote Control Software engineered for IT Professionals. Supports thin clients

Publisher:	PJ Technologies, Inc.
Downloads:	2275
Software Type:	Demo, 299.00
File Size:	39.18M
OS:	Windows All
Update Date:	21 January, 2011

A Remote Control Software truly engineered for IT Professionals with unique features such as Citrix and Terminal Services Session Shadowing, Data Center Monitoring, Video Recording and Remote Assistance over public networks. Designed to Support Heterogeneous Infrastructures: Goverlan Remote Control v7 supports four communication protocols: Goverlan RMC, Citrix ICA, Microsoft RDP and VNC. This not only allows you to initiate remote control sessions and ICA/RDP user sessions to Windows based platforms, but also to any platform which supports the VNC protocol such as Mac OSX or Ubuntu. Full Support for Citrix XenServer and Microsoft Terminal Services Thin Clients: Goverlan supports both the physical console session and Citrix ICA / Microsoft RDP user sessions. With Goverlan Remote Control v7, you can remote control the physical user session (the session bound to the physical screen, keyboard & mouse) as well as shadow ICA and RDP user sessions. Data Center or Student Class Monitoring: Create a customizable and dynamic view of a group of machines and monitor what is happening on all desktops simultaneously. This powerful Monitoring View allows you to keep an eye on large number of remote desktops live with minimal impact on your network. The monitoring view includes many options and performance counters, providing you with an extensive health overview and control over a group of machines. Once you have defined a monitoring view, you can save the layout and reload it at any time. Goverlan will re-establish the connection to all machines for you. Provide Remote Assistance Anytime, Anywhere: Support your clients no matter where they are! With Goverlan v7, you can support both on-site and off-site users. The Goverlan Remote Assistance feature allows you to generate Remote Assistance Access Tokens which can be emailed to a client or made available via a web site. Once the client accepts the access token, you have full access to their machine. No matter where they are!