NetOp Remote Control
Complete, scalable and secure remote control
software for IT professionals
What's
New in Version 9.0
NetOp Remote Control 9.0
is the latest version of our remote control software. It’s designed
specifically to meet the needs of corporate business, and is packed with
numerous features to help IT professionals get the most out of remote
control technology. NetOp is typically used for network management,
system administration and in helpdesk environments.
Based on an incredibly
stable, fast and user-friendly remote control system, this program
offers unrivalled flexibility, supporting all commonly used operating
systems and communication protocols. And NetOp Remote Control’s
intuitive interface and variable settings mean you can literally mold
the system to support the way you do business. What’s more, NetOp
Remote Control offers the most comprehensive security regime on the
market.
The NetOp Remote
Control 9.0 Guest modules offer full functionality for Windows
Server 2003, XP, 2000, Terminal Services, NT 4.0, ME, 98, 95, and remote
control functionality for Windows CE, Linux, Solaris and ActiveX (e.g.
in Internet Explorer). The NetOp Remote Control 8.0 Host module offers
full functionality for Windows Server 2003, XP, 2000, Terminal Services,
NT 4.0, ME, 98 and 95, remote control and file transfer functionality
for Linux, Solaris, Mac OS X, OS/2 and Windows CE. Remote
control functionality is also available for the DOS Host module.
Support for other operating systems is available in other NetOp products.
Take
an online tour of the NetOp
Guest
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NetOp
offers
the
most comprehensive security
on the market. Besides
traditional local security features such as password protection,
individual or group roles, user notification, automatic call-back, and
the highest levels of encryption -- NetOp provides advanced centralized
management through support for Windows Security Management (including
Active Directory and LDAP) as well as the unique NetOp Security Server.
NetOp's Security Server provides centralized security, administration,
logging, authentication and authorization for all your NetOp users.
And only NetOp Remote Control offers the NetOp Gateway Server
module - providing a secure inbound/outbound software router for up to
200 simultaneous NetOp sessions -- which once again helps you “Move
expertise – not people.”
NetOp
Release Notes V9.0 (build 2006157) - Click
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Functionality
highlights
NetOp – Nothing comes remotely close!
NetOp Remote Control is the
most comprehensive, effective and security-conscious way to maintain
your IT operations. Designed to fit into all environments, NetOp lets
you access users running virtually any operating system, including
Windows, Linux, Mac OS X and Solaris. Location isn’t terribly
important either. The program offers unrivalled connectivity, supporting
all standard communication protocols. Finally, NetOp is also the ideal
way to manage and administrate your servers. The system contains a
sweeping range of remote management tools, all available on one
easy-to-use console.
None of this, of course,
matters unless you can operate securely. With NetOp you’re protected
end-to-end by the most robust set of security measures available in any
remote control tool. It’s little wonder, then, that organisations that
recognise their reliance on IT, recognise NetOp.
Security
In today’s high-risk IT environment
it’s more essential than ever that remote access is restricted to
authorized users only. NetOp Remote Control is built on the premise that
people seeking access are intruders until proven otherwise. Any access
request must fulfil numerous criteria, including authentication and
authorization against a local or, better still, centralized
authentication system such as Windows Domain, a Directory Service or a
RSA SecurID server. The authorization roles also dictate what actions a
Guest is permitted to perform remotely. It’s possible to centralize
all authentication and authorization with the NetOp Security Server.
Using multiple servers provides load-balancing and fault-tolerance which
results in minimal downtime. NetOp Remote Control protects the traffic
between the modules against eavesdropping by using 256-bit AES
encryption. Intruder attacks can be traced by NetOp’s extensive event
logging, which stores data both locally and centrally. Read a Security
White Paper
Communications
Maintaining your firewall’s
effectiveness while allowing efficient, secure remote access to your LAN
via the Internet is a constant struggle. Without jeopardising firewall
security, the versatile communication layer in NetOp Gateway offers a
single entry point from the Internet. The Gateway uses only one open TCP
port, allowing up to 200 Guest users to simultaneously reach Hosts on
the LAN behind the firewall. All traffic is end-to-end encrypted with
256-bit AES and fully authenticated, offering more than most VPN
solutions, yet using a standard computer platform.
Remote management
Managing your network remotely can be
cumbersome in Windows since administrative tools are spread out between
applications, each with a different user interface. NetOp Remote
Control’s Remote Management facility assembles many of these tools in
one powerful, easy-to-use console. The Host user can keep working while
the computer is being serviced. And Guest users can even collect
detailed hardware and software inventory during a session. Remote
management sessions also have the advantage of using less bandwidth than
a full remote control session, since only management data, rather than
screen data, is transmitted between the modules.
Cross-platform support
Since most large networks are a patchwork
of PCs and platforms, your remote control tool needs to support multiple
operating systems. NetOp’s Guest and Host modules can connect across
the majority of standard communication protocols and across different
operating systems with remarkable forward and backward compatibility.
Use the Guest and Host from Windows Server 2003, XP and 2000; Terminal
Services including Citrix, NT 4.0, ME, 9x and CE; as well as from Linux
and Solaris. In addition the Guest program also runs under ActiveX (e.g.
in Internet Explorer). The Host can also be launched under Mac OS X,
OS/2 and DOS.
Multi Guest session
The increasing complexity of many IT
systems means it often takes more than one support-staff member to solve
a particular problem. With NetOp Remote Control multiple Guests can view
the same remote desktop, and can even switch keyboard and mouse with
each other during a session. Guests using Windows can also monitor
whether fellow Guests are connected, what session types are active and
who has the keyboard and mouse controls. The features Suspend Connect
and Disconnect All allow the controlling Guest to obtain privacy during
a session. Multi-Chat enables Guests without other means of
communication to type messages in a shared, line-based chat dialog. This
can also be utilized as a fully encrypted and authenticated multi-chat
application.
