Remote Administrator Control Client

Remote Control and administration computers in real time.

Remote Administrator Control Client  Review

With Remote Administrator Control you can work without any limits on a remote computer with operation system Windows, as if working on your local computer. You can connect through Internet/Intranet network with the TCP/IP protocol. You can also connect to computers without public or static IP addresses using VPC (Virtual Private Connection). The connection can be done through the integrated HTTP tunnel if your work computer is limited to viewing internet sites only, so that you could remotely control your home computer from work and the other way around. Supported Remote Services: Full Control, Viewing Only, File Transfer, Command Prompt, Process Control, Recording, Chat, Sending Message, Computer Shutdown, Switching the Computer on Remotely Using the WOL (Wake on LAN) Feature, Remote Installation and Uninstallation of RAC Server, Redirect, HTTP tunnel and Tools. The RAC is made of RAC Client and RAC Server (remote computer). The RAC Client (this) displays all the activity that is being done on the remote computer, and you can fully control the remote computer with your keyboard and mouse or only view. For remote computer control there are some displays modes available: full screen, 15-200% display. During the time of controlling the remote computer you may record all your activities to video files. The data transfer between the client and server is secure, all data frames are encoded. Using the RAC Client is free (freeware). The RAC Server runs on the remote computer, waiting for requests from client. You can connect more users to the server. The server can run as a system service under the Windows to enable remote log on to system and support Fast User Switching. RAC Server is shareware you can test the fully functional version during the 30-day trial period. After the trial period expires you may use without any charge the redirect service and HTTP tunnel server with the possibility of tunneling TCP or UDP ports.