Netop Remote Control

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Netop Remote Control
Netop Logo2.png
Developer(s)Netop Business Solutions A/S
Stable release
12.86 (2021201) / July 27, 2021; 7 months ago (2021-07-27)
Operating systemAndroid
iOS
Linux
MacOS
OS/2
Windows
4690 Operating System
Available inMultilingual
TypeRemote administration software, Remote desktop software, Remote support software
Websitewww.netop.com/remotesupport.htm

Netop Remote Control is a line of software for remote management, desktop sharing and support of various computer systems.

Netop Remote Control[]

Netop Remote Control is available for servers, personal computers, smartphones, tablets, kiosk systems, ATMs and point-of-sale systems. Remote browser based connections are possible using Netop Portal, which is a hosted service for connections over the internet.[1] Cross-platform capabilities make it possible to access the most common operating systems from any operating system of the same selection like Windows, Windows Mobile, Windows CE, Android, iOS, Symbian, Linux,[2] Mac, eComStation, ArcaOS, Toshiba 4690 and more via LAN, WAN or internet.[3] Connections over the internet are possible to both pre-installed clients as well as on-demand clients.[4][5] Client modules as well as server modules may run in a physical or virtual environment.[6][7][8][9]

See also[]

References[]

  1. ^ "Netop Remote Control 12.2 review". PC Pro. April 2016
  2. ^ "Open Source Subnet". Network World.
  3. ^ "Netop Remote Control 9.5 for Windows 7 Released - Peripherals". techarena.in.
  4. ^ Netop OnDemand PC Pro, Jan 2006
  5. ^ Olivian Puha. "NetOp Remote Control Download". softpedia.
  6. ^ Iwona Chomiak-Orsa, Wiesława Gryncewicz, Maja Leszczyńska. "IT tools in the virtualization of the software implementation and maintenance process", Wrocław University of Economics, Central and Eastern European Online Library 2012.
  7. ^ Brian Underdahl. "iPAQ for Dummies". John Wiley & Sons.
  8. ^ Donna Knapp. "A Guide to Service Desk Concepts". Cengage Learning.
  9. ^ John C. Dvorak; Chris Pirillo; Wendy Tailor. "ONLINE! THE BOOK". Prentice Hall.

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