What program do you use for remote administration?

[neoamigo]

Hello,

To help others in my university Litemanagerfree used for monitoring and control, and you?

[shockz]

Depends.

 

RDS/RDP shadowing if available

Otherwise VNC for non-MS systems.

 

Used to use teamviewer but not so much after their security breaches earlier this year.

[neoamigo]

  On 10/11/2016 at 20:00, shockz said:

Used to use teamviewer but not so much after their security breaches earlier this year.

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Is it possible to setup my own ID router in TeamViewer like in LiteManager  http://www.litemanager.com/support/Knowledgebase_en/instr_noip_private/

[dragontology]

My use would be better classified as 'personal,' but I use Chrome Remote Desktop. It's simple to set up, but sometimes it doesn't seem to want to work. I am not very well versed in networking, but I suspect it is because I have DSL and thus a dynamic IP. I could get a static IP, but I believe that costs more, and I cannot justify the cost. Still, when it works, it's very nice.

[Skiver Veteran]

Have you looked at Remote Desktop Manager, I've found it a pretty useful tool as it seems to support multiple types of Remote Administration.

 

http://remotedesktopmanager.com/Home/FeaturesGrid < comparison between the free and paid version.

[T3X4S]

  On 10/11/2016 at 20:00, shockz said:

Depends.

 

RDS/RDP shadowing if available

Otherwise VNC for non-MS systems.

 

Used to use teamviewer but not so much after their security breaches earlier this year.

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I thought the truth was that the only "security breeches" they had were due to idiots using the same password for everything.
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@ Home:  

Teamviewer

 

@ Wk:

RDP
PuTTY
Citrix
iLO/iDRAC
 

[Danielx64]

Microsoft remote desktop on local network only. There is no external remote access configured  

[Guest]

DameWare Remote Support this is the best thing ever.

[+InsaneNutter MVC]

For devices I own or manage Remote Desktop if it's Windows and Putty for SSH access to Linux devices.

 

If i'm supporting someone remotely ill get them to download the Team Viewer quick support client.

[Dude2012]

On my network I use Microsoft remote desktop

And for remote one TeamViewer is fine. It's easy to install and configure settings

[Mando]

Terminals for local domains and VPN/Terminals/SSH/VNC/ for remote global domains 

 

https://terminals.codeplex.com/

 

• Windows remote desktop (RDP)
• VNC
• VMRC
• SSH
• Telnet
• RAS
• ICA Citrix
• HTTP and HTTPs based viewers 

 

too many features and benefits to list! its the mutts nuts!

 

https://terminals.codeplex.com/wikipage?title=Features and Screen shots

[sc302 Veteran]

dameware

bomgar

logmeinrescue

radmin

putty

shadow (for citrix and rds sessions)

 

so yea, I use a lot of things...depends on the client and what they have purchased or what I have available to me via the company I am working for.  I will never use something that I have to preinstall manually or can't be pushed on the fly or where I can't get full admin access if I know the admin credentials to do so.