dameware mini remote control centralized server

Hey, NT pretty much saved Microsoft as we know it.

Or 30.Īnd that reminds me, so I'm guessing we didn't rename the Dameware NT utilities to Dameware Remote Support just because then the abbreviation would have been DNTU.Ĭorrect, we did this in honor of NT's 80th birthday. Yeah, so again, you know, we're going to de-jargonify here, so D-C-S, is Dameware Central Server.ĭCS - that will help, because we're probably going to that about 20 times in this show. Actually, before it became part of the SolarWinds suite, but when I was using it, we only had five admins, so we didn't use the DCS. So, I've been using Dameware for a really long time. So, definitely visit our site and keep your feedback coming, because you are really now driving every single one of these episodes. Everyone that attended that got to know about it through that signup notification. We're all live chatting with you during the show and for those of you who aren't, it's an opportunity to sign up for reminders, so things like our lab 16 service pack one episode, which sort of appeared out of nowhere. Well, they provided lots and lots of comments at and, of course, for those of you who are watching live, you see this great big chat box over here. That's cool, and, so, how did our viewers provide this feedback? That's right, an entire how to episode on advanced use of Dameware. Nope, today's show is all about Dameware, and specifically, how to set up the Central Server, Mobile Proxy, and Internet Gateway. That's right, ripped from the pages of breaking THWACK community news.Īnd it's not law and order, special admins unit, if that's what you're going with. We have yet another episode today that comes directly from topics suggestions for the show. And I'm Lawrence Garvin, and welcome to SolarWinds Lab with the quatro geeks.

Dameware mini remote control centralized server