There are so many features of RemotelyAnywhere, it’s hard to know where to fit them in. Here are a few that don’t quite fit into any of the above categories.
| Help Desk Chat | A number of graphs show you activity over various periods of time and sampling rates making it easy to any pinpoint spikes in usage. |
| Dynamic IP Support | Displays all physical drives in the remote computer and their partition tables. Organized into Physical Drives and Partitions, and Logical Drives. |
| ActiveX | Lists all open IP endpoints on the computer. You can specify whether you’d like to see the ports that are listening for connections, ports that are already connected, and ports in various stages of being connected and disconnected. You can even resolve IP addresses. |
| Host screen blanking | Get information on the network utilization of the remote machine and which network adapters are installed. |
| Host screen recording to AVI file | View all hardware connected to the PCI bus or buses in the system. |
| Fast User Switching Support | A list of all files currently open on the remote computer, along with the names of the processes using them. You can view data on the processes, and if necessary, kill them. |
| Display Basic System Info | Displays all registry keys currently open on the remote computer and the processes that use them. You can view data on the processes, and kill them if necessary. |
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*The Network Console is a client application designed to be used together with RemotelyAnywhere for centralized access to all the systems you manage both on and off the LAN through a single interface.
