Remote Task Manager 3.8.2

Remote Task Manager is a software developed by Ashot Oganesyan that allows users to manage and monitor tasks on remote computers.

Remote Task Manager uses a client-server architecture. The client software is installed on the local computer, while the server software runs on the remote computer. The client connects to the server, allowing users to perform various task management operations remotely.

Remote Task Manager allows users to view and manage processes, services, scheduled tasks, and network connections on remote computers. Additionally, it provides insights into resource utilization and performance metrics.

Yes, Remote Task Manager ensures secure communication between the client and the server through encryption algorithms, authentication mechanisms, and user access controls. It follows security best practices to protect sensitive information.

Yes, Remote Task Manager is compatible with various operating systems including Windows, Linux, and macOS. As long as both the client and server components are available for the target platform, you can use it.

Yes, in order to perform certain actions on remote computers such as managing processes or services, Remote Task Manager requires administrative privileges. However, read-only operations can be performed without administrative access.

Yes, Remote Task Manager provides the ability to create and manage scheduled tasks on remote computers. This includes setting up recurring tasks, specifying triggers, and configuring task parameters.

The number of remote computers you can manage with Remote Task Manager depends on the licensing and version you have. Different editions may have specific limitations in terms of the number of managed computers.

Yes, Remote Task Manager offers real-time monitoring of processes, performance metrics, and network connections. It provides live updates and allows users to track changes as they happen on the remote computers.

Yes, a free trial version of Remote Task Manager is available. It allows users to evaluate the software's features and functionalities before making a purchase decision.