Microsoft Windows Remote Desktop Administration

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	Presentation virtualization: Centralized app management in Windows Server 2008 Submitted By: SearchWinComputing.com | 13 Mar 2008 TIP - Using RemoteApp with Windows Server 2008, admins can ease the burden of application management and reduce help desk calls related to application operation issues.

	CrossLoop utility enables remote desktop sharing across firewalls, routers Submitted By: SearchWinComputing.com | 13 Aug 2007 TIP - The screen-sharing utility CrossLoop is a VNC derivative that lets two computers talk to each other without having an admin change firewall settings or open ports on routers.

	RemoteByMail freeware performs remote control of PCs by email 13 Mar 2007 TIP - The remote control freeware tool called RemoteByMail allows admins to control PC connections via email.

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	Windows Remote Management 10 Apr 2007 WORD - Windows Remote Management (WinRM) is a feature of Windows Vista that allows administrators to remotely run management scripts. It handles remote connections by means of the WS-Management Protocol, which is based on SOAP ...

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