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Introducing Symantec pcAnywhere
What's new in Symantec pcAnywhere
What's new in Symantec pcAnywhere
Manage computers
remotely
Support and maintain
servers
Transfer files between
computers
Work from a remote
location
Symantec pcAnywhere includes the following new features and enhancements:
Gateway functionality
Cross-platform support
Mac OS X support
Remote management tools
for mobile connections
Security enhancements
Symantec pcAnywhere lets helpdesk providers and
administrators troubleshoot and quickly resolve computer
problems. You can remotely perform diagnostics, check and
modify settings, and deploy and install software.
Symantec pcAnywhere lets administrators connect to servers
across their organizations to perform routine maintenance,
deploy and install software patches and upgrades, assess
performance, and troubleshoot network problems.
Symantec pcAnywhere lets you connect to your home or office
computer to quickly get the files that you need. You can
perform automatic end-of-day file transfers from one
computer to another or exchange multimedia and other files
that are too large to send by email.
Symantec pcAnywhere lets you remotely connect to another
computer and work as though you are sitting in front of that
computer. You can view and edit files, run software, print files
to a printer at your location or at the host's location, or give
presentations or demonstrations.
Facilitates the process of finding and connecting to host
computers that are behind a firewall, router, or other Network
Address Translation (NAT) device.
Lets you remotely access multiple computers across Windows,
Linux, and Mac OS X platforms. Lets you view all of your
sessions in a single window and transfer files between host
computers.
Lets you remotely access a computer that is running Mac OS
X from any operating system that is supported by Symantec
pcAnywhere.
Adds remote management tools to Symantec pcAnywhere
Mobile. You can open the Task Manager, run basic DOS
commands, and remotely log off, restart, or shut down a host
computer.
Adds the ability to block remote users from connecting to the
host at certain days and times.
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