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is a comprehensive
management system that cuts the time and effort spent maintaining
Windows PCs enterprise-wide. It allows administrators to manage
and oversee hundreds or even thousands of computers simultaneously,
over the Internet, from anywhere in the world. This includes
mobile computers that may not always be connected to the enterprise
network. The managed computers can be monitored and updated
individually or in groups. User activity can be logged, audited,
and controlled. Helpdesk and support staff have a new worldwide
channel for remote file updates, user communications, computer
maintenance and remote repair. These powerful tools strengthen
administrative capabilities and improve remote management
of systems. In addition, Windows itself can be hardened, inherently
making the computer more reliable, stable, and secure.
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Summary of features:
Remote Management
• Internet-based central administration of managed
computers worldwide
• Configure one computer, then distribute those settings
everywhere
• Full audit trail activity log of all program usage
and user activity
• Diagnostic tools and realtime chat aid in helpdesk
support
• Built-in reports and graphs, or export data to any
database or spreadsheet
• Administrator-definable Event Alerts provide notification
of anomalous events
Interface Oversight
• Secure management of the standard Windows desktop
interface
• Prevents desktop icons from being deleted, moved
or renamed
• Prevents access to undesired Start button options,
Taskbar menus, and tray icons
• Individual time limits and security settings for
each application, and for each user
• Define blockout periods, during which nothing is
available
• Ctrl+Alt+Del blocking, Windows/Apps keys blocking,
inactivity timeout
• Per-user configuration options are set automatically
at logon
Web Browser Monitor
• World Wide Web browser monitor can log all Web activity
• Can prevent Web browser from accessing files on local
hard disk
• Can limit Web browsers to a list of allowed sites
Remote oversight: Full Control Internet's system
administration capabilities can maintain any size setup, from
enterprise networked installations to a single standalone
computer. All computers, anywhere in the world, can be managed
from one central location. This includes the ability to remotely
monitor, update, logoff, shut down, reboot or reconfigure
Full Control Internet stations. Administrators can remotely
manipulate the Registry, see and change the status of remote
computers, and more, all from one central location. Administrators
can also run commands remotely -- installers, uninstallers,
maintenance programs, batch files, or any other software.
These commands can even be broadcast to all stations at once,
a handy way to automate software or file distribution or do
any other mass-manipulation chores.
System stabilization: After you set up your systems
the way you want them, what will keep them that way? What
prevents the installation and use of unauthorized software,
as soon as you turn your back? Full Control Internet features
One Click System Stabilization to prevent unauthorized software
download, installation, and use.
Internet and application oversight: Full Control Internet
allows software or Internet usage based on the administrator's
specifications. It logs all computer activity, all attempts
to access unauthorized files, folders, or websites, attempted
password hacking, and more. Its built-in reports and graphs
can analyze this information, or the data can be exported
to any database or spreadsheet.
Access control: Full Control Internet provides reliable
security coverage, even in Safe Mode. It lets the system administrator
specify exactly what programs can be run, by whom, and for
how long. It allows full access to authorized software and
Internet resources, yet prevents accidental or malicious system
modifications. The user is validated at logon, can't run other
programs, can't change the computer's setup, can't get to
restricted files, folders, or websites. Full Control Internet
can also control keyboard and mouse activity, boot-time behavior,
shutdown options, file-save directories, and more.
Configuration tracking and helpdesk support: When
a computer acts oddly or crashes for no reason, wouldn't it
be handy if support staff could call up a minute-by-minute
list of all running programs? That's what Diagnostic Snapshot
Logging is all about. It even lists hidden programs that won't
show up on the Close Programs (Ctrl+Alt+Del) screen. And after
the problem is identified, the Rollback feature allows you
to undo unintended or malicious configuration changes when
misguided users, flawed applications or incomplete uninstallers
make a mess of your computer.
Logon validation: Full Control Internet can validate
users at logon, even on laptops and other stand-alone Windows
computers -- no network or server is required. Unlike the
standard-issue Windows logon screen, Full Control Internet
ensures that only valid users can log on. Full Control Internet
coordinates with your network server to ensure that invalid
users cannot log on, even just onto the local computer.
What it looks like: By default, Full Control Internet
puts a small tray icon next to the clock on the taskbar. (It
can be hidden if desired.) Click this tray icon to list the
current program and user time limits, and a menu with password-protected
setup and session options.
System requirements: Full Control Internet runs under
Microsoft Windows 95/98/ME/NT/2000/XP. It takes up only about
1.5 MB of disk space, and is considerate of your system setup.
Full Control Internet includes a well-designed uninstaller
that will remove all its files from your system should that
be necessary.
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