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Timbuktu Pro 8.6 for Windows

Overview Timbuktu Pro remote control software allows you to operate a remote computer as if it were on your own desk. Your keyboard and mouse control the remote computer, and your monitor displays that computer's screen. It's ideal for remote workers, telecommuters and tech support personnel. You can connect to other Timbuktu Pro users via the Internet, or through Skype telephony software. Timbuktu Pro makes users easy to find with the Internet locater service, allowing you to connect using only an email address. Timbuktu Pro's feature set includes remote control, file and folder transfer, chat, instant messaging and voice intercom. Timbuktu Pro's solid security includes permission-based, and user-based authentication, as well as full integration with operating system security for user authentication. In addition, all Timbuktu Pro connections can be configured to use SSH for strong encryption of the data stream.

Version 8.6 features: find, connect to, and control a remote computer using a Skype "tunnel" without an active call; automatically set up a Skype tunnel to navigate through firewalls and routers; invite other users to view all, or even just part of your screen.

Further White Paper Details
Publisher	Netopia	File Format	Software
Date Published	November 2006	Downloads	62
Format	Downloads
Topics	Remote Access - RA Servers

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