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Only NCD offers
a solution that remotely mirrors an entire thin client desktop over
your TCP/IP network. NCD ThinPATH Desktop Mirror shares RDP or ICA
sessions, terminal emulation sessions and set-up screens between
NT Servers, PCs and/or NCD ThinSTAR Windows-based Terminals.
- Compatible
with multiple session protocols including ICA, RDP, and X Windows
- Shares the
complete desktop including terminal properties screens on the
NCD ThinSTAR terminal
- Supports
TCP/IP and WAN networks
- Multi-level
security process protects desktops from unauthorized access
- Accommodates
differences between console and desktop display and keyboard configurations
- Remotely
manages and shadows unattended desktops with a central access
password
- Simple to
install, use, and configure using NCD and Microsoft NT thin client
architectures
Deploying
personnel to support and configure individual desktop devices throughout
your enterprise is costly and inefficient. A solution is needed
that enables remote, centralized desktop support for Terminal Server
Edition installations. NCD ThinPATH Desktop Mirror provides this
support by enabling individual desktops to be viewed and manipulated
through mouse and keyboard input by one or several remote users.
This NCD solution
is unique to the market in that the complete desktop can be shared
regardless of the type of information being presented. For example,
the remote viewer can see ICA and RDP sessions, as well as, the
low-level hardware set-up screens on the NCD ThinSTAR Windows-based
Terminal. This makes NCD ThinPATH Desktop Mirror the perfect support
solution for help-desk, classroom and kiosk environments.
Other shadowing
solutions are limited to the display of only remote Windows sessions,
not the entire desktop environment.
NCD
ThinPATH Desktop Mirror supports Windows NT Server 4.0, NT Workstation
4.0, Windows 95 and Windows 98 PC desktops along with NCD’s
family of ThinSTAR Windows-based Terminals.
While providing
robust, remote support for networked desktops for applications such
as technical support, training, and remote administration, ThinPATH
Desktop Mirror also minimizes incremental network traffic by controlling
the transfer of data packets. This ensures that the traffic generated
by the mirroring process has minimal impact on the productivity
of other networked end users. Controlling the number of screen updates
sent from the desktop to the viewer program reduces data traffic,
and NCD ThinPATH Desktop Mirror also compresses the data it sends
over the network.
NCD
ThinPATH Desktop Mirror gives customers a cost-effective way to:
- Provide
help desk support remotely and without hands-on visits
- Use a centralized
training environment that shares a common desktop with all participants
- Maintain
and configure kiosks from remote locations
- Support
remote customers of Application Service Providers (ASP)
- Create
and review documents with team members from their own desks
- Give presentations
without using a meeting room
- Access NCD
ThinSTARs and PCs from anywhere
- Full access
to desktops from remote help desks
- Enables remote
management of unattended kiosks
- Share instructor
desktop concurrently with multiple students
- Desktop security
configuration options
- Minimum user
desktop performance impact
- No desktop
connection to Terminal Server Edtion needed for client being viewed
- Server wth
Microsoft Windows NT Server 4.0, Terminal Server Edition
- NCD ThinPATH
Desktop Mirror software installed on the NT server
- PCs utilizing
Windows NT Workstation 4.0, Windows 98 or Windows 95
- NCD ThinSTAR
Windows-based Terminals with 16 MB RAM
- TCP/IP network
connection to NT Server Host
NCD
and NCD Technology Certified Resellers provide a decade of experience
in thin client computing. Backed by formal service agreements with
Microsoft® and Citrix®, a wide range of services that cover
the entire thin client environment are available.
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