Atelier Web Remote Commander Product Information

Feature Comparison Chart

function	Standard Edition	PRO version
Access the desktop of a remote computer and launch software using your mouse or keyboard.
No open ports - will not be blocked on Microsoft networks, fully compatible with all firewalls.
Works on a company's Microsoft network LAN and can be accessed via the Internet.
Run multiple instances to remotely access multiple computers at the same time. The maximum number of connections depends on the CPU performance and memory used. Usually, about 10 simultaneous connections are possible without any problems.
A remote computer can be connected to by multiple clients simultaneously.
Supports multiple monitors (up to 10) on the remote computer.
Every keystroke on the remote computer can be simulated.
On 64-bit operating systems, it will automatically run in 64-bit.
Recover from screen savers with mouse clicks or keyboard. Password protected screen savers can be operated.
Ability to simulate Ctrl+Alt+Del to remotely login to default desktop. Supported on all operating systems.
Support for user session switching on Windows XP Pro and later.
Disks, partitions, folders, and files can be accessed without the need to share files or partitions.
Save high quality video of the connection (with optional audio commentary), pause, resume and set the frame rate. Videos are saved in .wmv format.
It is possible to save video when operation is detected, which is useful as a surveillance function.
Remote files can be downloaded and launched. Files can be launched as other users (similar to RunAs).
Uploading a local file to a remote system.
Remote Zip, Unzip.
Zip and Unzip are Zip-64 compatible and support Unicode file and folder names. Compatible with Unicode support in Winzip.
You can create new directories and files, and rename files and directories.
You can delete, copy, and move remote files and directories.
Sending and receiving clipboard content (text, images, and other standard Windows clipboard formats).
Display disk partition information (file system name, type, serial number, volume label, capacity, and free space).
Shared folder visualization.
Visualization of user lists and account details, local and global groups.
Reading password hashes on 32-bit remote computers.
Reading password hashes on 64-bit remote computers.
Visualization of managed services, with the ability to start, stop, pause, resume and unload services.
The file system, system information, chat and all other features support Unicode.
Process visualization. Delete 32-bit processes.
Process visualization. Delete 64-bit processes.
View process information (CPU load, command line, virtual memory, I/O counts and more).
Remote shutdown, power off and restart possible.
View system information (operating system, processor, BIOS, memory, display adapters, and local printers).
View monitor information (manufacturer, serial number, manufacture date, and other hardware details) on Vista and above.
Displays the last 5 characters of the product key.
Detailed list of installation programs, updates, and hotfixes, for "All Users" and for each user.
More Details Hardware device list.
Physical memory viewer.
Port lookup to map open ports for applications.
Connecting ports, listening, TCP statistics, UDP statistics, ICMP statistics, Route table, DNS servers, Routes, IP statistics and settings, Installed protocols details, Address information table Net to Media table, Interface statistics and settings.
Chat feature for communicating with remote users.
Anti-aliased scaling when displaying remote desktops.
By utilizing the Windows authentication function, access to remote servers is guaranteed with individual administrator privileges (setting a strong password is recommended).
Strong encryption prevents eavesdropping.
Remote authentication requests before the operating system can be used, not always by policy configuration (AWRCP) or by special versions (AWRC).
Remote display when connected. Not always, depending on policy (AWRCP) or special version (AWRC).
The remote console is similar to Sysinternal's PsExec, but it is easier to operate and has secure virus protection.
High-end plug-in tools satisfy more advanced engineers.
Use the LAN computer search tool to display a list of computers that you can connect to. "My Network Places" cannot detect offline machines.
Support for Wake-on-LAN.
Execution can be set at various levels through organizational policy settings.