Radmin is the fastest remote control. Ideal for helpdesk, network management.

Remote Administrator (Radmin) is the award-winning remote control program that is fast, reliable and secure, which enables you to work on one or more remote computers from your own computer. You see the remote computer desktop displayed either in a window or full screen on your computer monitor. All your mouse and keyboard functions are transferred to the remote computer. You work with the remote computer as if you are sitting in front of it. The remote computer can be located anywhere on the Internet or LAN. It is a complete remote control and remote access solution with all key features such as View and Control Modes, File Transfer and Telnet support included. Radmin is optimized for both high- and low-bandwidth connections, so even if connected via modem, you have 5-10 screen updates per second. If you are connected to a LAN you, can reach real-time speeds of 100 - 500 screen updates per second. This can be adjusted up or down to save bandwidth. When in "Full control" mode you can do whatever you like on the remote computer - remote access, monitor, transfer files to and from, shutdown, logoff, etc. All provided you have a login and the permissions. Radmin provides robust 128-bit strong encryption of all data streams. Radmin supports the OS-integrated NT security system with NTLMv2 support, and includes smart protection from password guessing and DoS attacks. The software is based on the TCP/IP protocol. All you need to control a computer located anywhere in the world is a TCP/IP connection between the two computers and a login. Radmin is very secure and reliable remote control software. It typically works months without exceptions. Radmin is widely used for network management and helpdesk support either in large corporate networks with tens of thousands of computers or on small business and home networks. Many travellers use Radmin to remotely access their home or office computers from anywhere. It is also extensively used by telecommuters.