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Showing posts with label desktop remote support software. Show all posts
Showing posts with label desktop remote support software. Show all posts

Thursday, 24 May 2007

Desktop Remote Support Software

Posted on 09:43 by Unknown
Desktop Remote Support Software

Supporting multiple desktops dispersed in a large geographical areas is challenging. In some cases, the geographic area the remote desktop computers are located are beyond the techs local or immediate area, they're globally spread out. I have posted some of the advantages remote tech support in the past (another post about supporting desktops remotely and another of pc remote support software)

Desktop remote support software provide for efficient access to desktops connected all over the world. Desktop remote support software give tech support the reach they need to connect to and provide the remote support of software applications and computer operating system support. Desktop remote support software inherently gives control to the technician enabling them to have the same desktop access as if they were right in front of the computer desktop performing the same tasks to solve the problem or add features or software to the remote desktop PC.

Often, desktop remote support software requires the end-user to give permission to the remote technician. This is a security feature built into many such applications for obvious desktop security reasons. One of which is to not enable a tech to access a computer with out the users knowledge. Other application of desktop remote support software has end-user acknowledgement as an option and often it's turned off allowing a technician to provide remote desktop support during off-hours, without the consent or knowledge of the remote desktop user.

This type of desktop remote support software is usually installed by a technician while on site or remotely as well. The installation will consist of a service being added to the computers list of service running ion the background and will also have a taskbar icon associated with it. This would be in fact the only indication that the desktop remote support program is installed at all particularly if the notify the desktop user of a remote desktop connection option has been turned off to the tech support group or person.

While there are many desktop remote support software and options, anyone can concede that the best way to provide remote support to desktops connected to the Internet anywhere is via desktop remote support software.



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Tuesday, 4 April 2006

Cisco 2811XM Installed fine

Posted on 14:40 by Unknown

A local bank has asked my company to swap out some aging routers for new Cisco 2811XM series routers for the branches and a couple of 3825 series for the core. the first of the branch routers went in today with out a hich. I prepped the router i nthe office; updates the IOS and setup the config to match the old. The difference being this unit had different port enumerations. I did call in for some tech support on a DR site branch. I must say Cisco's TAC is not as good as it used to be. below is an image of the 2811XM router. They are bit larger that the 2600 series.

Tech support software to allow remote computer control through the web:

Software for PC Remote Support

The application allows for access to remote computer users computers through the web for support. Once connected, the technician can work on desktop applciations, operating system problems, misconfigurations, or network router (internet routers too). More Info:

Software for PC Remote Support

Previous post entries with similar topic:

http://remotesupportpc.blogspot.com/2006/10/remotely-support-desktops-over.html

http://remotesupportpc.blogspot.com/2006/06/remote-support-software.html

Blog:

Evolution of Technology and Support - Desktop Tech Support

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