NOTE: Alternatively, we can use the DameWare Mini Remote Control Installation Package Builder utility to build a Windows Installer (MSI) package that installs or removes the DameWare Mini Remote Control Client Agent service. Note in the screenshot that you can use built-in batch processing tools to deploy the agent services to multiple target systems at once. This interface is shown in the following screenshot. Instead, we can simply fire up the NTU management console, select the appropriate workstation from the Browser tree, and then click either Install NTU Service or Install MRC Service from the Service menu. What's cool is that you don't even need to download the agent software separately from the DameWare Web site. One service allows for NTU management, and the other service hosts incoming MRC connections from a management console. Specifically, two agent services comprise the client side of the equation. Accordingly, there is no need for a cumbersome SQL Server back-end, application server middle tier, and IIS front end. The NTU management tool is nothing more than a small-footprint Windows application and corresponding service. Install the client agent binaries on every system to be monitored by NTU.Install the management binaries on your administrative server or workstation.
The software setup workflow looks like this: Software setup ^ĭameWare NT Utilities is a simple 32-bit or 64-bit server/agent software solution. Let's have a closer look at what could prove to be the most frequently accessed utility in your AD administration tool belt. The NTU product family also includes a powerful configuration export tool called Exporter, as well as a lightweight, world-class remote access platform called Mini Remote Control (MRC). Moreover, the NTU utilities give us power to query, manage, and export just about every conceivable hardware or software-related statistic from our server and client systems. By using a single Windows Explorer-style interface, we can manage every single one of our domain servers and workstations.
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