Palmos & windows adminstrative tools

[chacalau]

Does anyone know about this?
http://mytreo.net/store/shopimages/products/thumbnails/supplier/manuela/win1.gif
http://mytreo.net/store/shopimages/products/thumbnails/supplier/manuela/win1.gif

i stumbled across it while i was searching google for some active directory search tool information... but i can't find any other information about it...?

So the question is, does anyone know of a palm platform tool that will allow to manage windows, or windows server, administrative tools.... without running the windows machine remotely (palmvnc).

[alt236]

Wow! This looks interesting!

I'm guessing that RDP is out of the question as well (along with VNC)

I know of staradmin (http://www.starremote.com/staradmin.htm) although I've never used it. I does require you to install it on the host computer though.

[m0nkeyb0y]

mobileTS (http://www.ddhsoftware.com/mobile_ts.html) is pretty cool as it uses the built-in Windows RDP.

I vaguely remember using a trial of Star Admin once and to my knowledge it did not require any additional installs barring IIS (which is included with the Server OS anyway). Have a look at the bottom of the page you linked to above for more info...

[alt236]

StarAdmin requires a one-time, easy installation of off-the-shelf software on a Windows 2000 Professional, Server or Advanced Server with Internet Information Services. All authorized users with Web enabled phones, wireless PDAs or two-way pagers can immediately begin using StarAdmin – there is no client-side software to purchase, install or support.

I think this means that you install their managing app on the windows computer but you don't need to install a client app on any other device to access it (as it works through a web browser).

[m0nkeyb0y]

Q: Does StarAdmin require agents on the managed machines?
A: No. StarAdmin requires just a single installation on one Windows 2000/XP- based computer. From there, it can fully access and manage any connected system
This appears to agree with what you have just said!

[alt236]

A installation on one windows XP.

So you need to install it on one system and then it will remotely administer the others (through the standard windows apps I guess).

[golalmo]

there's also mobile admin (http://www.rovemobile.com/products/ma/default.aspx)
http://www.rovemobile.com/img/prods/ma/16_mobile_admin_palm_treo.jpg

[m0nkeyb0y]

That looks disgustingly like Windows Mobile though...

[golalmo]

http://www.rovemobile.com/products/ma/features/

Mobile Admin can be accessed with:

* BlackBerry smartphones
* Palm devices, including Treo and Tungsten
* Windows Mobile (Pocket PC and Smartphone) devices
* Nokia phones, Series 60 and 80
* Motorola phones
* Sony Ericsson phones
* Any computer or device with an Internet connection and browser

[m0nkeyb0y]

Well that's ok then ;)

[chacalau]

Thats pretty much what i was looking for :-)

though, I don't think its the same as program I found the screen print for. Any idea what it is?

[golalmo]

looks look it's the same one.
still you need a management console pc to connect to, but you don't need to install anything on the servers.

[LauDauns]

I have to say looks very good ... thanks.
ipod touch software (http://www.ipodtouchsoftware.net)