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Remote Administrator (Radmin) v2.2

Publisher's Description:

Controlling and viewing a remote PC just got easier and faster thanks to Remote Administrator (Radmin). This program lets you connect to any Windows NT or Windows 9x computer that's running the administrator program, to view or remotely control the desktop at an incredible speed over a LAN. Compared with other such programs, Remote Administrator (Radmin) is amazingly small and fast. It works over both a dial-up connection and on a network, as long as TCP/IP protocol is setup. Over a busy LAN, the fast response from the remote PC almost creates the illusion that you're sitting in front of the server, even when using full window dragging.

How It Works
You view the remote computer's screen on your own monitor either in a window or full screen. All your mouse movements and keyboard signals are transferred directly to the remote computer. You work on the remote computer just as if it were right there in front of you. According to our tests and user feedback, Radmin outperforms all other remote control software in speed, usability and features.

With Radmin you can work with any remote computer so long as it is connected to the Internet or your local area network. You don't even need a fast network connection! A 56K modem is fast enough to provide 5-10 screen updates a second. On a LAN, real-time speeds of 100 - 500 screen updates per second is normal. Radmin’s speed can be adjusted up or down to save your bandwidth.

Easy to Use
Radmin is very easy to learn and use. Most of our users agree that the major advantage of Radmin is its simplicity. By all reports, the interface is intuitive and the program is very easy to use. Unlike bloatware, Radmin has no useless 'value added' features that makes it hard to work with, difficult to learn, or hobbles its performance.

Security and Reliability
Radmin is extremely secure, employing 128-bit encryption for all data streams. Radmin utilizes the ever-present TCP/IP protocol—the most widespread protocol used in LANs, WANs and the Internet. This means you can control virtually any computer from anywhere in the world. When in "Full control" mode, you have complete, unlimited control of the remote computer so you can launch applications, work on documents, transfer files, even shut it down. Of course, that is provided you are the system administrator or have been granted these permissions by the system administrator.

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Date Added:

16th October, 2006

License:

Shareware

File size:

1.9 MB

Price:

$35

Trial Period:

30 days

Operating System:

Windows 2000,Windows XP

Developer:

Famatech International Corp. | More products from Famatech International Corp.

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