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Sunbelt's NetOp Allows Remote Windows Access

By Scott Bekker
05/16/2000

Sunbelt Software's NetOp 6.5 Windows remote control access software offers Windows 2000 support, tighter integration with Windows security, and two-tier push technology for easier distribution and deployment.

NetOp 6.5 provides full Windows 2000 support with a command mode. Security features include user name and password protection. Other features include remote connectivity options and drag and drop functionality. New protocols include TCP/IP. With the new Windows Logon Name support, a guest user can connect to a host PC by calling the logon name of the user logged in to the host PC. This essentially enables a guest to connect to a user rather than a specific PC.

Contact Sunbelt Software, (800) 336-3166, www.sunbelt-software.com.

About the Author

Scott Bekker is editor in chief of Redmond Channel Partner magazine.

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