NetOp Mobile & Embedded Remote Control - Features

Remote Control for Windows CE Devices

  • Communication — Supports UDP, TCP, HTTP and uses Communication Manager and legacy Dial-up Networking on cellular networks, WIFI and ActiveSync.
  • Strong encryption — protect sessions with up to 256-bit AES encryption, 256-bit SHA HMACs integrity check and 2048-bits Diffie-Hellman key exchange.
  • Local NetOp authentication — shared password.
  • System authentication — use local system account and password.
  • Centralized authentication — The Host can use NetOp Security Server for authentication.
  • Security roles — authorize allowed Guest actions on Host by determining security role memberships. Security roles can be managed locally or centrally via the NetOp Security Server.
  • Help request — The Hosts can request help from multiple Windows Guests using one-off Service Ticket or Help Service.
  • Disconnect Hotkey — allows the Windows Host to disconnect the Guest(s) by pressing a key.
  • Stealth mode — it is possible to hide the fact that the device is running a Host module.
  • Remote Control — transfer device desktop with full keyboard and mouse control including compensation for different keyboard layouts.
  • File transfer — the powerful, interactive, split-screen File Manager support offers file transfer functionality with crash recovery, genuine delta transfer, synchronize, cloning and scripting features. Supports automated file transfer.
  • Chat — communicate online with Windows Guest users in formatted, line based text mode.
  • Remote Management — supports the powerful Remote Management feature with Manage Disk Drives, Task Manager, Registry, Services, Inventory and System Control.
  • Run program — supports the Run Program feature from Windows Guest.
  • Execute command — supports shut down and restart commands sent from Windows Guest.
  • Receive message — supports reception of messages sent from Windows Guest.
  • Inventory — supports collection of hardware and software inventory for asset management requested from Windows Guest.
  • Event logging - the Host logs to NetOp Security Server or to local log file.
  • Operating system messages - powerful capability for sending/receiving messages to/from other applications running on the device.
  • Wake-up - can wake-up at pre-defined hours and stay on for a certain number of seconds for scheduled maintenance.
  • Language versions - is available in English language.