Netop RemoteControl

Features

	Take control of any computer Take over screen, mouse and keyboard in real time with impressive performance. Connect to many computers at once or let several supporters connect to one user.
	Perform complex remote management Manage services, command prompt, registry event viewer, disk information, etc.
	Communicate to the user Send messages, chat using text, audio or video to communicate with end users to solve incidents faster.
	Stretch the limits of remote control Remote control before the operating system has been loaded. Force reboot. Change BIOS. Install a new OS. Perform all of these tasks from your remote computer.
	Collect software and hardware information Remotely scan computers for an impressive list of software and hardware information, making troubleshooting easier.

System Requirements

The following technical specifications also apply to Vision’s optional plug-ins: Surf-Lock, App-Control and Pointer. See Vision@Hand or the Vision Teach-Pad product pages for additional information on specifications for those products.

Operating System:
Platform: 32-bit and 64-bit
Windows 7 Starter, Home Premium, Professional, Ultimate, Enterprise (SP 0,1)
Windows Vista Home Premium, Basic, Business, Ultimate (SP 0,1,2)
Windows Server 2008 R2 Foundation, Standard, Enterprise, Datacenter (SP 0,1)
Windows Server 2008 Web, Standard, Enterprise, Datacenter (SP 0,1)
Windows Server 2003 Standard, Enterprise, Web Edition, TS (SP 0,1),SR2, SP3
Windows XP Professional, Tablet PC, Home Edition (SP 0,1,2,3)

Processor: Intel or compatible

Memory: 64MB RAM; 128MB and higher recommended

Disk Space: Guest and Host each requires less than 30 MB

Video: Any 100% VGA compatible graphics adapter supported by Windows

Network:

• Wired: 10Mbps full duplex; 100Mbps or higher recommended
• No restrictions on multicast or broadcast filters
• Wireless Network: 802.11b; 802.11g recommended
• Peer-to-peer name resolution must be enabled (e.g., DNS or other name server)
• NOTE: Vision6 requires that all connected computers be able to communicate with one another by computer name. If network settings on a computer are changed, this may disrupt name resolution and cause Vision6 connections to fail.