• Remote-control NetOp hosts running Windows 2000, Windows NT 4.0/3.5x/3.1, Windows ME/98/95, Windows 3.1x, OS/2 and DOS.

• View host screens as a window or as a full screen.

• Use keyboard and mouse on host computers.

• Fast transfer of screens.

• Security log-ins can be installed on host computers.

Installation

• Use the intuitive setup program interactively.

• Use Silent Install to perform multiple installations of Host modules from a network drive without user interaction.

Communications protocols

• Supports TCP/IP (TCP)

• Supports TCP/IP (UDP), IPX and NetBIOS.

• Supports dial-up: ISDN (CAPI) and Serial/Modem.

Security

• Choose between default and individual guest access privileges.

• Set up individual guest IDs and passwords.

• Confirm access for host user controlled access.

• Inactivity timeout

• Call back.

• Predefined guest security roles on host computers.

• Maintenance password on host PCs restricts access to host settings.

• A-number check (ISDN CAPI only).

• MAC/IP address check.

• Restart OS/2 after terminating a remote-control session.

• Stealth mode hides the Host module.

• The OS/2 Guest supports Windows Hosts using Windows Security Management (integration with NT security). Guest users must enter their Windows user name and password when connecting to host PCs.

Guest interface

• This module supports an unlimited number of host tables, and can automatically build tables of available host PCs (IPX, NetBIOS or TCP/IP (UDP) networks).

• Connect to a host PC via user-defined Host ID, MAC/IP address, phone or ISDN number.

• It is possible to run several simultaneous remote-control sessions.

• Restart host PCs remotely.

• Blank display on host PCs.

• Lock the keyboard and mouse on host computers.

• Send Ctrl+Alt+Del and Ctrl-Esc

• Annotate OS/2 host screens remotely using the “Marker” mode.

• Scroll through host screens if the content is larger than the viewing window. 

The NetOp file manager

• Based on an intuitive drag-and-drop interface.

• Easy to select files/directories, and inverse selections.

• Split-screen view.

• Quick and easy to copy, move, synchronise and clone files.

• Possible to perform delta file transfers.

• Progress meter, also showing speed (bps) and time left.

• History list records details of all file transfers performed.

• Session history shows all file transfers carried out while connected to a specific host.

• Crash recovery feature.

• Hot-keys give quick access to frequently used features.

• Separate file transfer log file created which shows file transfers and programs executed. Easy to use "tree-view" log viewer.

Print redirection

• Applications running on the OS/2 host PC can be printed out on the OS/2 guest’s printers.

Requesting help

• It is possible to request help online in real time.

• It is easy to view all incoming requests for assistance from host users.

• Hosts can pre-define help request messages and can also choose which guest user should receive the message.

• Hosts can define alternate protocol to be used when sending help requests.

• Hosts can define how long help request messages last before being timed-out.