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Dameware mini remote control - invisible mode(without the user knowledge)?

aaf1983

HI. there is any option in Dameware mini remote control to perform operation on other machine in invisible mode(without his knowledge)?

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matt8

You can go into the MSI builder and create the client agent to not notify/change background/etc. These are obvious things that can help you view a machine, but if my memory serves the screen on the end user slightly flashes when you connect.

Basically, this is not the ideal software solution for what you are wanting to do.

aaf1983

Hi. Thanks.

even if the background isn't change if i open a browser in the remote machine... he can see it...

i'm looking for something like rdp that the remote user can't now what i am doing... but in same session...

is this software know to do this? there is other software for this?

thanks

glenn_gray

Hello

To my knowledge, there is no software on the market that would allow you to logon to another user's active session and open a browser or another program without the user being aware of it. If two people are logged onto the same active session, both will be able to see the other's movements. Hope that answers your question!

swbradbury

Don't think Dameware is the best solution in this case. I know of no way to prevent the minor screen flicker from happening when connecting to a machine via Dameware...

I'd recommend you check into "Activity Monitor" by SoftActivity if you simply want to view what the person is doing.

For installing software there is ScriptLogic's Desktop Authority which lets you silently install/remove programs. Requires a server and all that jazz though.