WRC Windows Remote Control

With WRC can you copy and start the integrated or any other service program of your choice, distance IP networks (Internet) on a Win32 machine.

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With Windows Remote Control WRC can you Copy and Start the integrated or any other service of your choice, distance IP networks (Internet) on a Win32 machine from your PPC. No physical (Disc) contact is necessary. Tested in Layer 3 Switched 100 Mbps, 10 Mbps and 64 Kbps slow WAN routed networks

You can deal wih the integrated service remote, remote Maschine 'process: The list (like Task Manager), Registry and file system files is not necessary network.

To install a service, a network search for Win32 Machines and select one (double click) or has multiple targets and press connect, or type a target IP address and press connect, you can also select "to From File "if you host your txt file in ASCII (an IP address per line) and press contact
After that, you get the login page, here you can rename the default user is Administrator, you can type your password, or if you manage a large number of hosts with different passwords You can press the "PW File" and choose your password file must be ASCII txt file with passwords in clear text by a line
You can then change the listening port of the integrated function that will be copied and started on the remote host, you can also set the startup type of any service and you can select a Custumer Remote Service. Note: This must be a program written as a Win32 service (such as Deamon UX *
At the login page also have a connection "only" CheckBox, if you check the RMC connection only on the remote host, but not copy or start any service. It only allows you to manage the file system of the remote host
Press the OK button starts the process, this means copying and begin work as a batch job, if you have selected more guests with the password from the file, WRC and back end with a status message, for details that CMR, you can look in the log file

In the Manage pages you can then select the remote host, where the WRC successfully installed the remote service

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Requirements: Pocket PC 2002 with Intel StrongArm processor and Network Interface Card