Mac support is limited to remote control and we had no problems using MRC to connect to our macOS Sierra clients. It also simplifies file transfer operations by loading Explorer and offering menu options for quickly copying files between guest and host. These aren't closed down when you select another one so it's very easy to end up with 10 or 20 tabs loaded if not kept carefully controlled.īasic remote control sessions can be run within the DameWare console using RDP, while the MRC tool provides a separate user interface with plenty of buttons for functions such as chat, view only and system reboots. Each time you request a software list, it'll query the remote system but the details shown are more extensive and can be exported as a CSV file.Ī minor complaint is that a quick access tab is loaded at the top of the central window every time you select a tool. This latest version only sees some minor fixes, so hardware inventory is still unremarkable as DameWare only lists basic information such as its CPU, memory, graphics and so on. Likewise with registry editing, as it'll also start the Windows remote registry service for you. We could load a remote command prompt window and if the Windows remote support service isn't running on the target system, DameWare will offer to start it.

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