What is meant by Remote system control?
The term "remote system control" refers to the ability to manage and control a computer system or network from a remote location. This functionality allows administrators and IT teams to diagnose issues, install updates, and monitor systems without being physically present.
Typical software functions in the area of "remote system control":
- Remote Access: Accessing a remote system over the internet or a local network.
- Desktop Sharing: Real-time sharing of a remote computer's desktop for collaboration or troubleshooting.
- File Transfer: Sending and receiving files between the local and remote systems.
- Remote Command Execution: Executing commands and scripts on the remote system.
- System Monitoring: Monitoring the performance, load, and other metrics of the remote system.
- Remote Installation and Updates: Installing and updating software and drivers on the remote system.
- Session Recording: Recording remote sessions for later review or training purposes.
- Security Features: Authentication, encryption, and access controls to secure remote access.