Control

Use the Control property page to specify the security settings for Remote Control sessions.

Use These Settings and Ignore User Remote Management Policy
When you enable this option, all parameter values in the property page will be made available for modification. The Remote Control settings in the Remote Management policy defined in the user package associated with the user will be ignored and the values you choose from the Remote Control property page will be used for Remote Control sessions.

Enable Remote Control
Allows the remote operator to remotely control the managed workstation.

Prompt User for Permission to Remote Control
Allows the user at the managed workstation to either accept or reject the Remote Control session initiated by the remote operator.

Give User Audible Signal when Remote Controlled
Enables the management console to send an audible signal to the managed workstation every time the remote operator remotely controls the managed workstation.

Every value Seconds
Specify the time interval when you want the management console to send the audible signal to the managed workstation.

Give User Visible Signal when Remote Controlled
Enables the management console to send a visible signal to the managed workstation every time the remote operator remotely controls the managed workstation.

Display Name of Initiator Every value Seconds
Specify the time interval when you want the management console to display the name of the initiator on the managed workstation.

Allow Blanking User's Screen
Allows the remote operator to blank the screen of the managed workstation during a remote control session.

Allow Locking User's Keyboard Mouse
Allows the remote operator to lock the keyboard mouse controls of the managed workstation during a remote control session.

Page Options
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