Control all other PCs in LAN from single PC

Desktop orbiter is a software which allows the user to control all other nodes in LAN.A solution designed for protecting and managing computers from a centralized location. Administrators can take advantage of Desktop Orbiter because of its simplicity and ability to create secure environments for students and workers.

Features:

1.Monitor all the desktops in the LAN.

2.Easy to use, fast and user friendly remot control tool.

3.Centralized management for all nodes in the LAN.

System requirements:

-Windows XP / Vista(Yes it works with vista also).

-256mb of RAM on all nodes and 10 MB of memory space.

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