LiteManager — software voor externe toegang voor beheer op afstand van computers via het Internet of de afstandsbediening in een lokaal netwerk, voor verre het leren, het leveren van support aan gebruikers en het toezicht op het verrichten van de arbeid van werknemers.
Wat is er nieuw?
- Domein importeren met de hiërarchie OU.
- Screen recorder-instellingen op de Server kant.
- Actieve venster verbinding met Schermen van de externe monitoren.
- Codering voor LM Kijker config bestanden (config_3.xml, connections_3.4.xml).
NOIP
- Logboeken manager.
- Verschillende poorten voor het NOIP met het type verbinding. (Viewer of Server-verbinding).
- Versie beperking voor klanten.
- Optimalisatie voor RSA - /AES-encryptie, en ook volledig LM-encryptie.
- Persoonlijke accounts op NOIP. Toegang tot rechten, logboeken, licentie en adresboek beheer.
- voor x64 platform.
- Automatisch toevoegen van LM Servers van NOIP.
- Audio-video chat is verbeterd om de conferentie-mode.
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Reactie op LiteManager 4.9
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Having used Log Me In (before business pricing went through the roof) firstly and then Team Viewer (until they locked me out as I didn't have the latest version installed on the computer that I wanted to connect to and without warning) I now use Splashtop. Cheaper, faster and easier to use than the previous 2.
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Team Viewer would be my first choice but they currently thank everyone is a commercial account and have slammed every non commercial user with a time limit
LiteManager works but I don't like it as well
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MOV, Anydesk is my favourite
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AnyDesk (free) has been working nicely the last month on our four PCs, and after starting a ticket and then emailing with TeamViewer and upgrading all my PCs to TV 14 (with a special subversion of 14 for my one remaining XP PC), TV also seems to be back to non-commercial free (at least for now).
Computerworld.com has a nice article from this past January about Chrome Remote Desktop, which I have not used.
Good luck, and have fun.
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can one use this remotely on a laptop from a PC without having someone sign into that PC?
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drvajra,
Start -> Windows Accessories -> Remote Desktop Connection
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