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This software review covers a remote maintenance software for businesses that frequently need to operate their customers' computers. If your customers' computers are within their LAN, it can be a challenge to access them remotely without port mapping or dynamic DNS. This software solves this issue and ensures a professional approach to remote maintenance.
The software comprises a server part and a client part, with the Remote Maintenance Control Center serving as the server component, while the Remote Maintenance Tunnel serves as the client part. The server part is installed on the serving provider's server machine and requires a public net address or, at minimum, two accessible ports from outside through port mapping. The client part can be distributed with the application and run on a machine within the customer's LAN. When the client runs, it establishes a tunnel with the server, and the maintenance team running the company can use the tunnel to run remote control software.
With this software, you can establish a reliable TCP tunnel between the server and the controlled machine inside the customer's LAN. This eliminates the need for port mapping or dynamic DNS resolution serving, such as DNS2Go. Any program using the TCP protocol can take advantage of the tunnel established by this software. In addition, you can allow multiple clients simultaneously to establish tunnels with the server. It can be used as a windows service and automatic run, where the client can automatically save the tunnel, ensuring no one is watching during maintenance.
The software's client program has a clear running icon and work window, and the establishment of the tunnel can only be initiated by the client. It can also break manually for enhanced security.
In conclusion, this software helps you rid yourself of the trouble of remote maintenance in LAN, saving you time and effort. With a reliable TCP tunnel, easy installation process, and clear running icon, you can trust this software to provide an efficient approach to remote maintenance.
The software comprises a server part and a client part, with the Remote Maintenance Control Center serving as the server component, while the Remote Maintenance Tunnel serves as the client part. The server part is installed on the serving provider's server machine and requires a public net address or, at minimum, two accessible ports from outside through port mapping. The client part can be distributed with the application and run on a machine within the customer's LAN. When the client runs, it establishes a tunnel with the server, and the maintenance team running the company can use the tunnel to run remote control software.
With this software, you can establish a reliable TCP tunnel between the server and the controlled machine inside the customer's LAN. This eliminates the need for port mapping or dynamic DNS resolution serving, such as DNS2Go. Any program using the TCP protocol can take advantage of the tunnel established by this software. In addition, you can allow multiple clients simultaneously to establish tunnels with the server. It can be used as a windows service and automatic run, where the client can automatically save the tunnel, ensuring no one is watching during maintenance.
The software's client program has a clear running icon and work window, and the establishment of the tunnel can only be initiated by the client. It can also break manually for enhanced security.
In conclusion, this software helps you rid yourself of the trouble of remote maintenance in LAN, saving you time and effort. With a reliable TCP tunnel, easy installation process, and clear running icon, you can trust this software to provide an efficient approach to remote maintenance.
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