INTRODUCING

Netop Remote Control 10The Next Generation of Enterprise Support Begins

VALUE PROPOSITION

• Expanded support for the diverse enterprise

• Cross-platform control of your enterprise from a single console

• Exceptional performance with significantly faster screen transfer

• Better compatibility when supporting graphically intense applications

• Improved experience when supporting newer platforms

• Simple and secure connectivity across the internet

VALUE PROPOSITION

• Support enterprise shift into virtualized desktop environments

• Easier deployment within the enterprise and less troubleshooting

• Extended security with tighter Active Directory integration

• Better compatibility with larger enterprise networks

• Easier and quicker centralized security management

• More robust security to prevent unauthorized access

• Durable and adaptive safeguarding customers investment

WHAT’S NEW IN VERSION 10

• Platform

• Performance

• Security

• Communication

• Miscellaneous

• Licensing

• Products

NEWVERSION

10

PLATFORM

• Consolidated effort to support all platforms

• Extend ability to support more users and machines within the enterprise

• Support for latest Linux distributions

– RedHat Enterprise Desktop & Server 5.5/5.6/6.0

– SUSE Enterprise Desktop & Server 11 incl. SP1

– CentOS 5.5

• Support for some legacy Linux distributions

– SUSE 9 (Host only)

– Ubuntu 8.10 (Host only)

PLATFORM

• Support for latest Mac OS X platform

– Mac OS X 10.5 (Leopard)

– Mac OS X 10.6 (Snow Leopard)

– Intel processor supported

• Guest and Host support for all platforms

• Support for 32-bit and 64-bit editions• Fully cross-platform

• Improved experience when supporting newer platforms

• New compression technology for better performance

• Easy-to-use slider for required optimization on Windows

• Improved performance and stability on Linux and Mac

• Better compatibility when supporting graphically intense applications

PERFORMANCE

Slider Option Description

Quality More accuracy using a new lossless compression algorithm (default)

Centre Less accuracy but better performance using a JPEG compression ratio of 80

Speed Much less accuracy but much better performance using a JPEG compression ratio of 50

PERFORMANCE

Keyword Value Description

HighJPEGQuality 10-100 Adjust the moderate JPEG compression setting. Default is set to 80

LowJPEGQuality 10-100 Adjust the high JPEG compression setting. Default is set to 50

Keyword Value Description

NewGrabbingMethod 0 Disable the new optimizations which in turn will lower the CPU usage

DisableNewCompression 1 Disable both lossless and JPEG compression

Completely disable new screen transfer options using NETOP.INI on Host

Further customize and optimize performance using NETOP.INI on Guest

PERFORMANCE

• Offers more flexibility when using Active Directory

• Better integration with customer environments

• Quicker to setup the Security Server

• More user-friendly to administer

• Define Role Assignments using OUs as Host objects

• OUs can contain computer and user objects

Organizational Units (OUs):

SECURITY

SECURITY

• Quicker to locate Active Directory objects

• Easier to setup the Security Server

• More user-friendly to administer

• Dynamic search for quicker results

• Only relevant objects are returned

• Better suited to larger Active Directory environments

Active Directory Filter:

• Help prevent unauthorized access

• Ideal for large industrial sites with expensive PC embedded equipment

• Offers greater control for senior executives

• Extension to maintenance password

• Correct password must be entered before session can begin

• All associated actions are logged for auditing purposes

Confirm Access Password:

SECURITY

COMMUNICATION

• Support enterprise shift into virtualized desktop infrastructures (VDI)

• VDI allows remote users access to a full desktop

• Virtual machines are delivered to end user and resources are optimized

• Desktop is delivered to end user using an RDP client

• The Host can now run within the RDP client session

• Use Netop to support the end user just like any other user

Virtualization and RDP:

COMMUNICATION

• Better compatibility between Netop and Remote Desktop (RDP)

• Better integration with customer environments

• Install Netop applications using RDP client sessions

• More flexibility and less troubleshooting

Virtualization and RDP:

COMMUNICATION

• Improved experience during log off and switch user

• Guest user is no longer disconnected abruptly

• Guest user does not have to re-authenticate

• Host application is still reloaded

Log Off and Switch User:

COMMUNICATION

• Internet and firewall-friendly connectivity for Linux and Mac

• Supports TCP protocol with HTTP fallback

• Configure options using Host Manager on the Host

• Configure options using Quick Connect on the Guest

• Fully cross-platform

WebConnect:

COMMUNICATION

• Further extending the protocol support for Linux and Mac

• Internet and firewall-friendly connectivity

• Configure options using Host Manager on the Host

• Fully cross-platform

HTTP:

MISCELLANEOUS

• Improved usability and commonality

• Help locate directories and files faster

• Edit the address bar and type desired location

• Navigate directory structure using keyboard

• Similar experience as using Windows Explorer

File Manager Address Bar:

LICENSING

• New licensing system implemented

• Offers improved scalability and flexible license management

• Provides longevity moving forward with future releases

• Introduces 30 day trials from installation date

• Compatible withLICENSE.DAT file

• License will function across platforms

• Netop application still shows legacy key and quantity

PRODUCTS

• Updated modules in version 10:– Guest– Host– Gateway– Security Server– Name Server– ActiveX Guest (English only)– Guest Ex (English only)– NRC Pack‘n Deploy (English only)

• Software and User Guide (Windows)– NRC Pack‘n Deploy (English only)

• Software only (Windows)– Spanish, Italian, Japanese, Arabic, Finnish, Hebrew, Dutch, Russian and Swedish

• Software and User Guide (Linux & Mac)– English only

• Release Date: 30th March 2011