GoverLAN Remote Control 6.76.0201

The Goverlan Remote Control product has been adopted by large organizations throughout the world as their enterprise wide remote control solution. This is because Goverlan Remote Control has been designed to be implemented effortlessly and securely in the enterprise. Automatic agent deployment / maintenance as well as global configuration setting distribution allows you to use Goverlan Remote Control from Day 1, without requiring you to spend time and money on implementation.
Goverlan Remote Control is also a favorite because of the end-user experience it provides. Its convenient and pleasing interface is intuitive while permitting multiple remote control sessions to be active at once.
Goverlan Remote Control is also part of the Goverlan Remote Administration Suite.
Goverlan Remote Control is a useful, cost-effective and easy to implement utility.
Goverlan Remote Control is licensed on a per console basis, not on a per node basis. This means that you need to purchase one license for each administrator or support person utilizing GoverLAN. A single administrator can support an unlimited number of users or machines. Our licensing schema makes GoverLAN one of the most cost effective Remote Control solutions on the market.
Since the Goverlan Agents can be installed and updated automatically by Goverlan, you do not need to spend time and money in agent deployment prior to using Goverlan. All configuration settings can be distributed using Active Directory Group Policies in an effortless integration into your environment.
Main features:
- Goverlan Remote Control includes a set of security settings which can be used to fine tune the authentication and authorization behavior on the client side. You can configure a client to be prompted for approval or to authorize only specific users to initiate remote control sessions on their machines.
- All remote control sessions are encrypted and audited. Remote control session history reports can be generated for any machine remotely.
- Goverlan Remote Control has an Alternate Credentials Manager which automatically prompts you for credentials in the event your account doesnt hold the required privileges to initiate a remote control session.
- Organize your machines
- The Favorites panel allows you to configure machine objects in order to quickly access them whenever needed. Adding machines to the Favorites list is very flexible. You can configure domain machine accounts, import machine names from a file or even use the Goverlan IP Scanner to add machines from a network segment.
- The Favorites panel is also used to perform administrative tasks on a remote machine. You can manage the client agents, view remote session history logs, open a chat session or send an instant message.
- Remote Control multiple machines simultaneously ( screenshot )
- Goverlan allows you to remote control multiple machines simultaneously. When doing so, each remote control session is nested within it own tab in the workspace which can be reorganized in many ways.
- Multi-monitors client support ( screenshot )
- Remote controlling a machine equipped with two or more monitors is fully supported by Goverlan. A monitor selector is automatically displayed in a non-intrusive fashion allowing you to switch the focus from one screen to another in real-time.
- Send Instant Messages
- It is sometimes necessary to warn a user before you remote control their machine. Goverlan provides a instant messaging mechanism which allows you to display a text message on the clients screen prior to or during a remote control session.
- Chat with one or more users ( screenshot )
- For two way communication, use the Goverlan Chat feature. The chat feature allows you to initiate a dialog with one or more remote users.
- Wake On LAN
- Goverlan provides a Wake On LAN feature which uses the Magic Packet technology designed by AMD. The Magic Packet technology is used to remotely wake up a sleeping or powered off PC on the network.
Version restrictions:
- 30 days